I ate here as part of a private fundraising event that also served as a soft opening.
I had never even heard of Taziki's much less eaten at one. I'd describe it as fast-casual. The food was very good for the price, and the service was really, like reeeeeeally nice. To be clear, we did not have to pay since it was a fundraiser, but the prices were listed on the menu and I would have been glad to pay them.
I had the tilapia feast which was grilled tilapia with a Greek side salad and roasted potatoes. It was pretty tasty. A nice change of pace from the typical fast-casual fanfare. My boyfriend got the lamb gyro which came with his choice of a side and chips. He got the cucumber tomato salad which was surprisingly fresh. We split a piece of baklava and it was good, nothing astounding but still tasty.
They have a selection of wine, and might have beer. I only had water to drink but appreciate having the option to order a glass of wine.
The feel of the place is open and bright. There are large prints of photos which we found out were photographs the founder had taken on his trips to Greece. I like that added touch of personality.
All in all, I don't think I'd frequently go out of my way to eat here simply because it's not conveniently located to me. But if I find myself in the midtown area around lunch or dinner time, this is definitely a place I'd visit again.