5 /5 Chris Danger: Tagaris is one of those places that knows exactly how to set the tone for a great night. Warm lighting, an open kitchen with that glowing wood-fire grill, and a relaxed Mediterranean vibe that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. We had a reservation, and they had our table ready the moment we walked in — comfortable, well-placed, and perfect for conversation.
The staff here deserves a shoutout. Friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful when it came to picking drinks and explaining the menu without rushing us. They gave us that perfect balance of attention and space.
First up: the chicken tortilla soup.
This thing was flavorful, comforting, and packed with that slow-cooked, homemade taste. Honestly, it was delicious as-is, but a couple slices of avocado would seriously take it to the next level. Still — a great start.
Now the paella… WOW.
A good size portion, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The rice was cooked perfectly — not mushy, not dry — and honestly better than what I’ve had at a lot of dedicated Spanish restaurants. The mix of seafood and chicken was generous, the seasoning was bright and warm, and every bite hit exactly how paella should. It was the star of the night.
We paired everything with sangrias, and they were fantastic — refreshing, not overly sweet, and just the right complement to the meal. The berry sangria especially worked ridiculously well with the paella.
Overall, Tagaris gave us a solid, memorable dinner. Great service, great food, cozy atmosphere, and everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully made. Definitely a place we’ll be returning to.



