Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe

I went a few weeks for the Greek lemon soup. It was good but I was not expecting a clear broth. We ordered a little of everything to go. The rest of the food was good and I love the vibe of the location. Next time we will eat there.

This was a great weeknight dinner. We had the lamb gyro, beef gyro, and the lamb feast. All the meat was very flavorful and tender. Service was very friendly and helpful. The food was served quickly. We will return.

Pros: Our first impression of this place was a good one. The busser (like busboy, only he was a really nice man), opened the door for us and had ready smiles for everyone. This is unusual since this is a restaurant with counter service. I liked the pimento cheese, pita bread, baked pita, gyro sandwich. Husband got beef kabobs or something like that. He really liked it.
Cons: healthier version of Mediterranean favorites. I’m sure this is a good thing, right? Missed the greasiness a bit or a lot.

I enjoyed the beef feast, along with a chocolate chip cookie and drink, totaling about $ 15. The meal was healthy and aesthetically appetizing, the atmosphere relaxing and cozy. The taste did not disappoint. The beef was tender and flavorful, the rice was neither sticky nor dry, the salad fresh and the sauce a nice compliment to the meat.
The meal cost a bit more than I would usually pay for a lunch. At that price, I’d generally expect table service, rather than ordering at the counter. Or, at least, dirty dishes removed from the table after the meal. Especially given that the receipt includes a tip line and there is a tip jar prominently placed on the counter. Mind you, I don’t mind tipping, particularly for good service, but a tip is for just that — good service — and, in my opinion, should be given after the service is rendered, not while ordering at the counter.
Lastly, the cookie was moist and warm, although a bit too chocolaty for my taste. Next time, and there will be a next time, I’ll go for the baklava.

Beef Tenderloin Gyro is EXCELLENT! Very flavorful. The most tender pita I have ever had!!! Be sure and have the roasted potatoes!!! Very GOOD!!! Also the Baklava is fresh, light, flakey, and homemade!

Veggie Platter was excellent. Mediterranean Salad was delicious. Ambiance is Greek Café style with an inviting fireplace. Overall a nice, tasty, and relaxing dining experience.

Sometimes I have to wonder how a place gets such high ratings, from all the local newspapers and media outlets, unless they are buying them.
I had to rush into this review hoping to get it posted before reality caught up with purchased perception and this place went the way of the last two occupants at this location. Once we ordered at the counter, it took nearly 25 minutes to get our order. We were told there was a computer glitch. Something I could understand if there would have been some attention during the wait, instead of sad and confused looks and if the food would have been any where near what is advertised.
There is one feeling that I despise in an eatery: The feeling of being ripped off. I don’t mind high prices. Actually, I quite enjoy them when the experience is made worth it. I can’t remember the last time I felt this cheated. To give an example, this location is close to a local Steak House where it is easy to spend more than $ 100.00 per plate and I have never felt I got less than my moneys worth.
My wife had a Greek Salad with Steak. I just wrote a review of a place that serves a $ 16.00 Large House Salad that is often the entire goal of our visit. This $ 11.00 Salad was perversely small. The dribble of Feta Cheese was ridiculous. The lack of attention to even call this a Greek Salad was just sad. The thin pieces of beef added to the salad made no difference. It was a very sad representation of Greek Salad.
I had a Lamb Gyro. I could tell the little meat included on the salad was actually well seasoned and well cooked. But, it completely lacked tzatziki sauce and was the smallest Gyro I have ever eaten. It looked more like a taquito.
I do appreciate somebody opening this location. We were fans of Cozi’s, until it seemed the ability to keep staff and provide constant quality and service became too much. The idea of high end ingredient Mediterranean food is very appealing. I believe the owner was there ion the night we visited. He was wearing a Pizza restaurant shirt in the kitchen, perhaps another place he owns, not sure. But, it seems that success at a franchise pizza place may not translate to the attempt made here.
In the end, I had to stop and grab some Chicken Fingers on the way home and that is never a good feeling after leaving a place where you ordered and consumed a full entrée.

The owner is very friendly. We’ve been twice and enjoyed the fresh food. The Greek salad is one of my favorites and the grilled chicken gyro. Good hummus as well! The staff is friendly and helpful too.

I got the grilled lamb gyro with a side of roasted potatoes. The gryo was good and surprisingly had actual pieces of lamb. I was expecting sliced lamb off of a spit, so I was kind of bummed. The gyro was A LOT smaller than I expected, also. The pita bread was perfectly soft, so no complaints there. Sadly overall, I left thinking «I could’ve gotten this gyro at the mall food court and it would’ve been better…» The roasted potatoes were good, in that they definitely tasted freshly made, but some pieces were salty and some didn’t have enough flavor. I also found it weird they randomly served, like, 12 chips. Either (1) Put enough in the tray to make it look like I got an actual full portion and not that someone had been snacking on my tray in the kitchen and ate all my chips or (2) take it out entirely, since it’s not even mentioned in the menu you get chips and you get to pick out a side anyways…
I also tried my friend’s dolmades. It was a little salty for my taste and I found it weird they used rice seasoned with curry…
Service was good. A manager walked around and checked with each and every table to make sure everything was okay, which was nice.
The actual space was really pretty with lots of lighting and wood.
If you want healthy-​ish/​fresh food in the area, this place isn’t so bad, but given the chance, I probably wouldn’t go back…

Tried this business on their opening day. Ordered the grilled lamb, skordalia sauce, classic Greek salad, basmati rice and pita chips. The flavor of everything was well balanced and not at all underhelming. Zoes is currently my go to place here in the area but I loved this place as well, if not a fraction more and will be returning for certain. They just opened, but hoping they will expand their menu a bit more extensively at this location.

Had chicken gyro and chose rice as the side. It was fantastic, will go back. Good flavor, chicken was perfect and who knew rice could be that good.

Brand new in town. We had to try it cause this is our kind of food. I am telling you this is the best lamb and salmon I have ever had on my plate. This compares with high end plates we have paid 2 and 3 times as much to sample. We are excited to go back and try some simpler fare like chicken, gyros and humus. I am sure it will be excellent as well. If you like zoes kitchen, this is even better, really!

This place is delicious! I got the Shrimp feast with new potatoes, and it was incredible. The shrimp was honestly the best I’ve had in town. It’s going to be my new go-​to lunch spot!

A new Tulsa café that was a delight for my tastebuds.
You walk in order, pay and find a table and they bring everything to you. Superb service!
My husband loved the large shrimp salad and expected it to be side salad sized but it was huge.
My family and tried several different items and we all agreed that the Taziki Dip was a huge hit. Half of us liked the crunchy pita chips and the other half like the soft gyro bread with the dip. One bite of the beef tenderloin sandwich and I was hooked! The lamb gyro was really good and the pesto chicken gyro is making my mouth water just thinking about it.
There are many gluten free options too and they’re marked on the menu which is helpful for many of my friends.