Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe - Cary - Waverly Place - Mediterranean restaurant in Cary - 302 Colonades Way Suite 201, USA

First visit, pleasantly surprised. Lamb and chicken good but salad wad the highlight, and I'm not that much salad person. Salad had usual but also pecans, roasted red pepper, garbanzo beans, radish and more. And only $26 for two with drinks.

Had the salmon on a Mediterranean salad. Delicious. Staff is friendly. They have a nice outdoor seating area when it gets cooler.

This is my second order from Taziki’s and the salmon is AMAZING. The seasoning is so good and is has a smoky grilled flavor. I could eat this 7 nights a week. My daughter got the chicken kabobs which she said were very good. The pitas and dip are delicious, seasoning on the pitas is so good. Salads are very generous and the Greek dressing is wonderful. Highly recommend

This was a nice relaxing place to have lunch. I had the Chicken roll ups with a side of mixed fruits.

First time & satisfied. We got the beef feast platter with salad & rice. & pasta salad. We got the beef gyro with red potatoes & Chicken roll up & chicken lemon soup. Everything was tasty & fresh

Ordered my meal with curbside pickup through their app & it’s smooth sailing every time. The manager is always so pleasant and kind and the food is absolutely delicious. Always fresh and nicely proportioned. I get the steak gyro with a side Mediterranean salad (which is an up-charge) but still, the meal is around $13–which is what my wrap meal at CFA cost—so I feel it is well worth the money.

It was just okay, the staff was nice. The food though was nothing to write home about, the lamb gyro had a stale pita and the potatoes had a very odd seasoning.

While I normally enjoy eating at this Tazikis from time to time, I unfortunately ordered the Fall Family Feast last Sunday. The description said it was for four people, but it would have to stretch to serve two. I ordered the two children's meals as an add-on, knowing that the four adults would be hungry, but we were all still hungry when all was gone. There were four very small chicken kabobs. There were two very small containers of rice. The salads were half the size they are in individual meals in store. There were only two baklava - for four people. I could have spent the same amount for four individual meals that would have contained way more food than was included in the feast. Don't be fooled by the word "feast," it's more of a famine. :(