BIGTINY
$$$ • French, Wine Bars, TapasAbout BIGTINY
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BIGTINY Reviews
173 ratings
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If you enjoy the kind of laid back yet trendy bistro, you will love BigTiny. It blends casual, neighborhood comfort with modern stylish design and menu. The food is definitely bistro-like but not your typical old-style French carte you would have seen a hundred times. The tartines are simply excellent. The service is cozy, welcoming, efficient and friendly.
Super fun vibe and the food is super!
I’ve been for a brunch a few times. Was impressed by the warm service and enjoyed the food.
Just had dinner there for the first time which prompted the five stars. I was looking for a cold glass of wine and croquettes.
The ham and cheese croquettes were so good. The $11 wine specials were such a pleasant surprise.
The only con was that I forgot to read the specials and didn’t get the scallops which looked so good. Maybe next time!
Just had dinner there for the first time which prompted the five stars. I was looking for a cold glass of wine and croquettes.
The ham and cheese croquettes were so good. The $11 wine specials were such a pleasant surprise.
The only con was that I forgot to read the specials and didn’t get the scallops which looked so good. Maybe next time!
Hours
| Monday | 5 - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 5 - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 10PM |
| Friday | 5 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 4PM 5 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 4PM 5 - 9:30PM |
BIGTINY offers a mellow funk jazz chill reminiscent of the 1970s & 80's, creating a relaxed French bistro vibe. The atmosphere feels like a classic French brasserie, with inside and outside seating that can be quiet early or lively by 6:30. Service is warm, friendly, and attentive, though sometimes a bit less attentive. Food consistently hits, with the best steak tartare in the city, fresh oysters, and a rack of lamb that fans love. A watermelon salad was offered as a special but felt overpriced. Happy hour features a $11 glass of wine and a $20 choice of an appetizer with a glass of wine. Overall, the restaurant is a favorite weekend lunch spot with great food and a lively vibe.