Taziki’s Menu Prices 2026

Taziki’s menu is a Mediterranean fast casual chain built around grilled meats, made from scratch sauces, and a kitchen that skips fryers and microwaves entirely. A Street Gyro costs $10.00, a Grilled Chicken Breast Feast runs $12.99, and a Family Feast for 4 starts at $39.99. Below is every price by category, plus real ways to save on your next order.

Prices shift a little by location, since Taziki’s operates through a mix of corporate and franchise owned restaurants. Taziki’s started in 1998 in Birmingham, Alabama, founded by Keith and Amy Richards after a trip to Greece, and has grown to more than 100 restaurants across 18 states.

Taziki’s Specials

The Street Gyro also appears on the Pitas and Gyros list below at the same $10.00 price. It’s featured here as a Specials item, but it’s the same dish either way.

Taziki’s Homemade Dips

Buying a pint instead of the regular size roughly doubles the amount for about twice the price, so pints make sense for sharing at a table of four or more, not for solo dipping.

Taziki’s Pitas, Gyros, and More

Lamb is the priciest protein on this list in both the gyro and burger form, while falafel and grilled veggie options sit under $10 as the only two meat free choices.

Taziki’s Feasts

Each Feast comes with a Greek side salad and one homemade side, plus a baked pita chip.

Most Feasts list two calorie numbers, reflecting the side choice, since a salad based side runs lower than a rice or pasta based one. The Falafel Feast is the one exception, listed with a single calorie count.

Taziki’s Family Feasts

Family Feasts scale by group size and come with the same proteins as the regular Feasts, just packaged for sharing.

The Grilled Veggie Family Feast is the only one that scales in a straight line with group size. Every other protein costs more per person at the size for 6, so the smaller feast is usually the better deal unless you need to feed six.

One naming note: the source menu lists the size-for-4 beef option as “Grilled Beef” and the size-for-6 option as “Beef Tender,” which may be two different cuts rather than the same dish scaled up, so ask your location to confirm before assuming they match.

For a similar family style comparison at a different restaurant, Uncle Julio’s family meal pricing runs on the same per-person logic, worth a look if Tex-Mex is also on the table for your group.

Taziki’s Kid’Zikis (12 and Under)

The Child’s Feast costs two dollars more than the other two options but comes closest to a full adult-style meal, since it includes a protein rather than just a wrap or sandwich.

Taziki’s Homemade Sides

Most sides cost a flat $3.00, so the only real price decision is whether you want the pricier Grilled Veggies or Asparagus, both at $3.99.

Taziki’s Sweets

Baklava Cheesecake is the priciest dessert at $5.50, combining two desserts, cheesecake and baklava, into one slice rather than picking just one.

Taziki’s Extra Proteins

Add-on proteins let you build a bigger plate without ordering a second full meal.

Extra Side Salmon at $11.00 costs more than most Feasts’ base protein alone, so adding it to an existing plate can push the total close to ordering a second Feast outright.

Taziki’s Beverages

Every fountain drink costs the same flat $2.99, so drink choice comes down to taste, not price, just like most of the sides.

Taziki’s Pints and Sauces

Pints of dressing, dip, and salsa work well for anyone doing their own catering-style spread at home without ordering the full catering menu.

Taziki’s Catering

Catering runs on its own pricing structure, separate from the regular menu, and scales by group size.

Boxed lunches are priced individually and include chips, one side, and a cookie.

Party dips are priced per pint and serve about 10 people. Hummus and Taziki Dip cost $15.00 per pint, while Spicy Harissa Hummus and Whipped Feta cost $16.00.

Taziki’s Gluten-Free and Allergen Notes

Taziki’s marks select menu items as gluten-free friendly on its own menu, and several dips and sides, including hummus and grilled veggies, can be modified on request for gluten-free or vegan diets.

Availability depends on the location and how the dish is prepared, so anyone with a food allergy or celiac disease should confirm directly with staff before ordering rather than relying on this guide or the printed menu alone.

If a lighter, protein forward option is what you’re after, Smoothie King’s menu pricing is worth a look for a different kind of light meal.

How to Save Money at Taziki’s

1. Order the Family Feast for 4 instead of 6 if your group can flex. The per-person cost is consistently lower at the smaller size across every protein.
2. Choose the flat $3.00 sides over Grilled Veggies or Asparagus if price matters more than the specific vegetable. The taste difference is small, the price gap isn’t.
3. Skip the pint size on dips unless you’re feeding four or more. A pint costs close to double the regular size, so it only pays off when it’s actually being shared.
4. Add a Kid’Zikis meal for children under 12 instead of splitting an adult Feast. At $5.99 to $7.99, it’s cheaper than most half-portions of an adult meal.
5. Check the Taziki’s rewards app before ordering. Bonus points and small discounts show up there before the printed menu.
6. For group events, compare a Buffet Feast against a Family Feast before booking catering. Buffet pricing is per person and can run higher than a Family Feast once you count everyone at the table.

Why Taziki’s Prices Vary by Location

Taziki’s runs on a mix of corporate and franchise owned restaurants, so pricing isn’t set from one central office. Each location covers its own rent, wages, and produce costs, which is why the same gyro can cost more in one city than another.

Food is also prepared fresh daily using a “speed scratch” method, chopped vegetables, grilled proteins, and house made sauces, so produce cost swings show up in prices faster than at chains using shelf stable ingredients.

Taziki’s Location, Hours, and Contact

Hours vary by location. One example location, Taziki’s Medical Center in Birmingham, Alabama, posts hours similar to these:

Taziki’s does not use one national phone number, since each location has its own line, and catering often runs through a separate number. Use the official location finder or contact form to reach a specific restaurant or corporate support.

Taziki’s offers dine in, outdoor seating, curbside pickup, delivery, takeout, and catering. It’s known for fast service, a strong tea selection, and dessert, with vegan and vegetarian choices, plus beer and wine at select locations. Payments include credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments like Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Official sources: Taziki’s website, Taziki’s on Facebook, Taziki’s on Instagram.

Note: Hours, phone numbers, and menu prices vary by individual Taziki’s location. Use the store locator on the official website to confirm details for the restaurant nearest you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a gyro at Taziki’s?

The Street Gyro costs $10.00. Specialty gyros range from $9.99 for Falafel up to $13.49 for Grilled Lamb.

What is the cheapest thing on the Taziki’s menu?

Souffle sauces and toppings at $0.85 are the cheapest items. For a full dish, Tomato Basil Soup at $6.99 is the cheapest standalone menu item.

How much is a Family Feast at Taziki’s?

Family Feasts for 4 start at $39.99 for Grilled Veggie and go up to $63.99 for Salmon. Family Feasts for 6 start at $59.99 and go up to $94.99.

Does Taziki’s have healthy or diet friendly options?

Yes. The menu is built around Mediterranean cuisine, grilled proteins, vegetables, and olive oil based sauces. For background on the diet itself, Mayo Clinic’s overview is an independent source, separate from anything Taziki’s claims.

Is Taziki’s similar to CAVA?

Both are fast casual Mediterranean chains, generally priced $10 to $14 for a gyro, pita, or bowl. Taziki’s leans toward table service and family style feasts, while CAVA is built around a build-your-own bowl format.

Does Taziki’s do catering?

Yes. Catering includes buffet feasts priced per person from $13.00 to $16.50, buffet salads and sides sized for groups of 10 to 20, and individually priced boxed lunches.

Does Taziki’s use fryers or microwaves?

No. Taziki’s promotes a “crafted, not processed” kitchen model and does not use fryers or microwaves, relying instead on grilling and from-scratch preparation.

Conclusion

Taziki’s keeps its pricing straightforward once you look past the long menu. Feasts and Family Feasts offer the clearest value for groups, sides and dips scale predictably by size, and the smaller Family Feast usually beats the larger one on a per-person basis. Bookmark this page for your next order, and check the current menu or call ahead so your total matches what is posted here.