Tari’s

The French dip and the the crab cake are amazing. The service is great, very friendly. Highly recommended.

Very good. If you’re headed to or through Berkeley Springs, you must stop here. The atmosphere is local artsy and the food and service are top notch.

Found this place to have rude, condescending help. Obviously they prefer catering to the upper class, not middle.

Had dinner at 7pm on an October Friday. The restaurant was busy but not packed. Service was good and our appetizers and meals came out in a timely fashion. We started with the hot pimento cheese dip served with kettle chips– it was delish! Very big portion for 2 of us– we had some left over and had it boxed to go. The chips were still crisp the next day despite being in the fridge and the dip was very good served cold as well.
For our main courses: I had the risotto cake and my husband had the steak. Both were nice sized portions. The risotto cake was served with Brussels sprouts and goat cheese with a butternut squash cream sauce. I thought it was very tasty and nice and crispy on the outside, however, I would have liked the risotto filling to be more creamy/​moist. I would order it again, though! The steak was very good and juicy. My husband was very happy with his choice.
Sadly, we didn’t have room for dessert as we filled up from the yummy appetizer and dinner.
I would definitely visit Tari’s again and would recommend it to others.

Stylish décor, prompt service and interesting dishes. I ordered the charbroiled chicken sandwhich which was pretty good, i wasn’t a big fan of the kettle chips. You may want to avoid this place if you’re an extremely picky eater.

Tari’s is still the best game in town but I have to knock it down a star because the menu does not change regularly like it used to and the prices have ticked up a little more. Still under Lot 12 prices but too much for what it is.

What a cute little place! The staff is friendly and efficient, the draft beer selection is small but really good with regional options. The food was, for the most part, tasty as well. Our hummus app was absolutely delicious — some of the best we’ve had anywhere. The Mahi tacos I ordered were less than amazing… somewhat disappointing since everything else was so well flavored and prepared. Still would choose Tari’s anytime we’re passing through Berkley Springs!

Small town or not, it’s not always easy to find a place that will cater to a group of women, all of whom have diverse tastes, many with food allergies, and of course all of whom want their bills split. Well, if you’re in Berkeley Springs for a girls’ weekend, then Tari’s might just be the place for you and your gal pals. With a party of 8, we were keen to have a reservation for a late weekend lunch, and we really lucked out with Whitney as our waitress. Not only was she upbeat and pleasant, she was also really great about perfectly executing all of our orders, bringing out food in the correct cadence, and best of all, coming around to each one of us at the table with the restaurant’s iPad and Square reader to run each of our credit cards directly and separately!
Location is very convenient to all downtown attractions, and parking is easy — the adorable and old-​fashioned parking meters will give you one hour for only one quarter! The atmosphere is spacious and lends itself well to both larger parties as well as smaller tables. At lunch time, acoustics seemed well-​controlled, although I can imagine it could be a little loud with a full house to due to the open space and myriad wood/​hard surfaces.
I just cannot get over the reasonable prices of WV (please, don’t change!). Cocktails ranged in price from $ 8 to $ 10, and were HUGE and actually contained alcohol. What a concept! I thoroughly enjoyed my CocoRita, with its salty-​sweet coconut/​salted rim, tasty tequila, coconut infused flavors, and its ability to last throughout most of my lunch. For starters, I ordered the Tomato Mozzarella Bisque, and while it wasn’t a super-​pretty presentation, the flavors were right-​on and the «poached» mozzarella in the soup, along with the shredded arugula, made for a tasty way to start my meal. For my main, I enjoyed one of the salads; this one was comprised of a freshly-​sliced apple, along with spiced pecans, local goat cheese, all served atop mixed leafy greens and accompanied by a (surprisingly) good house-​made raspberry vinaigrette.
My gluten-​free Celiac friend appreciated that she was able to get the «Special» sandwich of the day, a salmon BLT, without the bread, and the assurance that the salmon wasn’t crusted, all while served with a side salad and extra veggies, for no up-​charge. The balance of the table really loved the grown-​up grilled cheese, along with the crab soup. The French fries were also a hit, as they were like the extra-​crispy Ore-​Ida fries many of us recall from childhood.
And, of course, the food was reasonably-​priced as well. $ 25 for a cocktail, soup, and entrée salad? Get outta town!

(Based on 3 visits there…)
So I understand this is a small town with limited eating options, but if you’re going to charge people a lot, better make sure it’s worth it! This place is over-​rated or the people rating it so high have not eaten anywhere else! I went there each time ordering something different hoping it will be good, but I was disappointed each time:(
The food had poorly mixed spices. The Jambalaya was not good at all. My NY strip steak (ordered medium cooked, on 2 different occasions) was dry and chewy. The fish had no taste and was oily.
The atmosphere was nice and staff were friendly though — so 1 star for that.

Wonderful meal in Berkeley Springs, walking distance from the springs. Upscale atmosphere but child-​friendly = winner. Portions are ample, LOVED the local smoked mushrooms. Excellent service, very attentive and friendly. Thanks for making us feel welcomed guests.

You definitely get the feeling local inns get kickbacks for recommending Tari’s, although they are one of the few games in town.
Pros — innovative, healthy, delicious dishes. We ordered soups and apps. I had the tomato basil bisque and the flatbread; my boyfriend tried the hummus and chili. Both dishes were presented well and full of flavor.
Cons — be prepared for a significant uptick in price between weeknights and weekends. I believe weeknights are $ 12 for a meal. On weekends, soups are $ 5 – 6, apps are $ 10 – 18, entrees are $ 20+. They are definitely adapting to visitors wallets… Also, the outside looks completely dated, with a logo from the 80s that doesn’t really match their look on the inside.

Service was great (thanks Justin!)
Food was pretty good (maybe pass on the fish and chips but definitely get the French Dip sandwich!!!).
And the local art on walls gives it the perfect «local» ambiance.
Crab cake sandwich was not bad, but I loved my tomato arugula bisque!
Desserts are sweet but good.
I liked the peanut butter chocolate pie :)
Usually don’t like super sweet, but I was able to enjoy it.

We were out on our motorcycle and wanted a relaxing lunch. Stopped and was very pleased. My wife had a glass of Riesling and we shared the pimento cheese dip, yum. It and the meal were served with kettle chips that were fantastic. I had the lunch box which was a trip back in time to when I was a kid. A really good, simple sandwich. My wife had the pig dipper which was excellent as well. We will definitely be back.