Tazza

We had the BEST waitress. I believe her name was Alex. We were running behind schedule and asked if we would be able to get our food in under 30 minutes. She recommended we try sandwiches and even recommended the Cajun Peanut Sandwich. Our food was out in less than five minutes and it was AMAZING. One of the best sandwiches I have ever had. I almost always do the pasta at Tazza so it was a nice change of pace. She was even able to find a band-​aid for my friend amidst our push to get out of there and the other three or four tables she was waiting on. Overall, we would not have had such a wonderful experience had it been for her and I think she deserves to be recognized for her SUPERB customer service.

I get the salmon salad for lunch delivered to my office. Its delicious and well priced for the convenience of delivery and quality of the food.

The food I ordered was amazing! (Louisiana pasta, I like spicy and a little red in my sauce)
The only knock is the fact they don’t serve alcohol, not even a beer. Sometimes this is fine but also hints at why they have a 3 star compared to their neighbors down the way on Broadway.
Food: excellent (time, flavor and heat)
Service: quick, pleasant and cheery
Atmosphere: pretty dead for 6 o’clock on a preds game night, two other tables when we arrived and only two other people joined while there. The people were good though.

Don’t go here unless you order a salad! We only went here because we couldn’t find parking near the restaurant we originally wanted to go to. The menu has WAY too many options. So many, the waiter had no idea what we were ordering so she had to look at the menu as my friends and I pointed to what we wanted.
One friend ordered a meatball sub that the waiter forget to put in (even though it was the only food option she knew off the menu) was uneatable and the bread was slightly stale. My friend was sniffing the sub like a blood hound but when you are looking for parking for 40 minutes on a empty stomach your judgment is thrown off so she took a bite. Needless to say she didn’t finish the sub and actually got take from another restaurant.
I had a salad which was good that made me give this restaurant one star. While we were waiting for our food other parties came in and we could over hear their conversation and every party said in a few words that Tazza wasn’t their first choice. They couldn’t find parking or the wait at another restaurant was too long. In my opinion Tazza is only in business because it is in the PERFECT location to be the go to reject restaurant.

The service and attitude of the servers was stunningly poor. We’re sitting here waiting for our food with our drinks long since gone dry and the only server that came near us informed us that we weren’t her table. Eventually we got up and got our own from the back; no one even questioned us.

I love this place! I always get hot wings and pastas. Some of the best we have ever had. We just tried Parmasan Sub it was absolutely delicious. Hope everyone has same experience.

This place is just eh. Like many have said before, there are literally hundreds of items on the menu so they don’t really do anything particularly well. I’ve been here a few times because when you go with a diverse group of people, it’s nice to have a variety of things to choose from so everyone gets what they want. Plus it’s within walking distance of work, which is a plus in that area of downtown.
I’ve had a few things from here and they’re all just eh. I’ve done the steak salad, a couple different sandwiches and there wasn’t anything great about them, but they weren’t beyond disgusting. The service is always eh. (I wish there was a better word to describe this place because I keep using it, but it seems appropriate). The waitresses don’t seem particularly enthused to be at work, and it always seems like a hassle when you need the check or need them to do separate orders. Sorry to bother you.
Anyway, if you can go somewhere else, please do. But if you’re looking for a place to meet a wide variety of tastes and don’t want to pay a ton of money, and don’t really need phenomenal service, then I guess go here. Otherwise try to avoid.

We came here because our driver recommended it. I wish we didn’t listen. So many menu options that you’re a little overwhelmed. Can’t really figure out what this places specializes in: Mexican? American? Italian? The food wasn’t anything special at all. I was even a little upset that we wasted one of our lunches here while we were visiting Nash for the first time. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone visiting the city, there are so many better options.

Good for a mixed group with a HUGE menu. The food is solid, but this isn’t the place to go for a special date night.

This place has a huge menu that can accommodate anyone! Friendly service and a laid back, casual atmosphere. I didnt see any alcohol on the menu so I dont think they serve it. I wasnt a fan of that aspect as I wanted to celebrate with a beer.

The menu is gigantic! I had the teriyaki chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries and a small house salad. Excellent! The French dip sandwich was also tasty. The service was fast, friendly, and my water glass never went empty! The atmosphere is casual and quiet. I would come back to try other items on the menu since it is so big.

Tazza probably isn’t the very best place to eat downtown, but they were incredibly accommodating to myself and my better half. We were in a hurry for an event at the library and the waitress was kind enough to recommend items that would be prepared quickly and she was kind enough to bring out the check so we could get in and get out with no fuss and muss.
I had a New York Yankee’s Sandwich, which I’d never heard of, but was quite good.
From my experience here, I’d certainly recommend Tazza for anyone in the area in a hurry who wants a good sandwich.

My husband and I ate here for our date lunch on a Monday. The ambiance is very nice. My husband ordered the The holy moly and he said it was a little dry and lacked flavor. I had the artichoke chicken parmesan and it was Phenomenal!!! OMG I would give this dish 5 stars. It was so good and my husband the foodie agreed. Our sweet wait staff was wonderful and attended to everything perfectly! I also enjoyed their sweet tea very much. I am very picky about my tea. My four star is only because of my husbands meal. If it had been better I would give it 5 stars.

The menu is enormous! If you can not find it here your not hungry.
I had chicken stir fry (delicious)
my wife had chicken fried chicken and did not complain at all.
Dessert was huge, not one piece of chocolate cake but two for the price of one
The service was fast and courteous.
I would definitely return and recommend.
The only draw back is they don’t serve alcohol but you can B.Y.O.B.

«TaZza Means Fresh»…
The menu literally has over 200 items– everything from Mexican, fish, Italian, American, Greek.
I don’t see how a restaurant could churn out this huge menu fresh.
I’m not one to give someone a bad review but just the information that my party of fours entrees and our two appetizers were not fresh homemade or flavorful. The price point does not match quality of the food.

This review is from a group delivery standpoint, ordered off grubhub.
The menu is huge, has a great selection of food, and everyone was satisfied, we will be ordering from here again. Everything was labeled correctly, nothing was missing.
I had the salad sampler which had crab, tuna, and chicken salad with it. They were all kind of similar but hit the spot (topped with dried cranberries). The chicken salad was exceptional.
Santa Fe spring rolls are your basic southwestern egg rolls like you get from chilis except these come with sour cream and salsa.
Chili was more like soup, sadly

The description for 2 stars «Meh. I’ve experienced better» basically sums this place up. TONS on the menu, but I have a sneaking suspicious a lot of it isn’t available a lot of the time. I read a previous review that a patron ended up with a fruit cup and fries because everything else he tried to order was not available in some capacity. We had a similar experience; my husband tried to order the lobster bites and was told they were out of them. He settled on crab cakes, and I had cheese tortellini and started with a Caesar salad.
The irony of this place is that all over everything they have «Tazza means fresh!» I whole-​heartedly believe that the only fresh item we were served was the romaine lettuce in the Caesar salad I had before my pasta. Everything else (crab cakes, caesar dressing, croutons, pasta, sauce) was clearly either canned or frozen.
Honestly, the first thought that crossed my mind when I had my first tortellini was that it tasted similar to the canned Chef Boyardee pastas. Everything was extremely bland. And on the off chance that the sauce was actually home-​made, it needs some serious seasoning.
Price wise, it’s in line with what you’d expect for the quality that you get. 21 bucks total for my husband and I.
2 stars because I reserve 1 star for either HORRID service, or food that’s either inedible or made me sick.

I stopped in at Tazza for dinner with my husband and 5-​year old daughter. As always, we base our restaurant choices on the kid’s menu; hey, the kid’s got to eat! Also, we’d just spent an exorbitant amount of time walking around and Tazza was the closest place that wasn’t packed. Turns out, we should’ve kept walking.
Our server, Max, was super nice. I could tell he felt badly when he had to tell us that each thing we ordered was either «sold out» or «no longer available.» For this reason, our daughter simply ordered fries and a fruit cup.
I ordered the French dip. It was… Food. That’s all. Flavor-​lacking food. My husband ordered the lasagna. It was pale, flat and also flavorless.
The atmosphere was cichy, I suppose; dark (really dark… Maybe to make it more difficult to see the food?) and lots of trinkets and things sitting about. And while every other restaurant was packed, with a wait, Tazza was empty save for us and one other couple. Honestly, I wouldn’t have been surprised if Gordon Ramsay or Robert Irvine walked in to revamp the place.
It wasn’t over priced; just what you’d expect at a casual, downtown place.
The one thing that made me happy? I’m glad they’d sold out of the mahi mahi I’d originally ordered. I can choke down a flavorless French dip but I can’t handle bad fish!

I do recommend the Chicken Fiesta soup!
Club sandwich is also very good. Food is definitely fresh.

You know those University or Hospital dining halls. This is pretty much the quality of food they serve. Filling, large portions, overly salted or seasoned, and utterly unmemorable. The food placement even looks ugly to begin with (not that I care that much about it), but looks like they just throw stuff together.
On the bright side you get lots of options (maybe they try to do too much) and surf and turf at ridiculous prices… but if your date probably wouldn’t give you a second chance after trip to this place… unless she really really like surf and turf.