Jimmy the Greek

First time here. Just ordered the Chicken Greek Salad.
1) Who the heck puts BBQ sauce (they called it «spicy sauce») on a Greek salad? It ruined by $ 10 salad.
2) I asked for extra tomatoes and onions and got 3 stingy, paper-​thin slices of tomato and about $ 0.02 worth of shaved onion. Next guy gave me 2 olives — when I asked for more the first guy said no, I already had enough «extra» and it would be a charge for 2 more olives.
This is just silly.

The location I went to is in the PATH at Commerce Court (Bay between Wellington and King)
Maybe I’m just spoiled from buying them in Waterloo, but there I could get two for $ 6 (recently they upped to two for $ 7) and they had much more vegetable selection.
This location served me an expensive $ 7.3 gyro that only had cucumber, lettuce, onion and 3 slivers of tomato in addition to meat and standard sauce. Nothing fun like beets, pickles, pineapple or other things that I fondly recall from my favourite Waterloo gyro experience.
The damn thing wasn’t even wrapped right. As I opened it I was afraid it would fall open. And the vegetables were packed at the very bottom so I didn’t taste them until the very end. I honestly think I could have done better if I was given 30 minutes to learn and to GIVE A DAMN.
And to top it off, the thing was probably only about 2 inches in diameter. An absolutely minuscule looking thing for $ 7. I have to admit it left me more full than I expected but I know that my dieting has lowered my appetite and increased my satiation sensitivity.
While the taste was indeed salty deliciousness, the meat was essential room temperature and the lack of vegetable selection left me feeling uninterested in what I was eating.
Summary:
Good
Fast
Tasty
Bad
Few selection of veggies
Cold
Expensive
Small
They don’t know how to pack the wraps or hold them together properly

Very rude owner. Usually these places are fine. However, this location is a huge exception. They skimp out on every single ingredient (I.e., garlic sauce). If you ask to swap rice for extra potatoes they say «not getting rice is your choice» despite other locations being fine with it. Worst service I have ever had from Jimmy the Greek. To top it all off a group of us were there and afterwards one of my friends boyfriend’s found a cockroach in his gyro… Seriously???

I rarely leave negative reviews, but today I watched the woman behind the counter LICK HER FINGER! Then rest her gloveless hand palm down on the paper my chicken souvlaki was going to be wrapped in, and proceed to place toppings on my souvlaki without washing her hands (again — to my horror — this is after licking her finger)
If she licks her fingers in plain sight, what goes on behind the scenes?!
This was in the Eaton Centre. I’m sure other Jimmy The Greek’s have delicious food and a good price.

Good size portion and price.
Fast service, food tastes good and came with everything it says it has.
Agrr, they should open one in Quebec.

Been here a few times now on various trips and I am always pleased. Chicken is moist and tasty, and the rest of the plate is filling. Was disappointed today that my greek salad was missing the real feta. Had a few sparse flakes, but nothing of any substance. Is that new? Anyway, still pleased, but 3 stars for an A-​ok lunch.

There always seems to be a line up at Jimmy the Greek. Service is always quick, so there is hardly much of a wait.
Ordered the gyros pita on the go:
The lady behind the counter asked, «Everything?» Of course. Included tomatoes, lettuce, tzatziki, along with my gyros wrapped tightly in the wrapper to satisfy my Greek fix. The gyros was plentiful with each bite, savoury and flavourful. The tomatoes and lettuce were fresh and the tzatziki sauce complimented the Greek experience in each mouthful.
Will definitely be back to try those yummy souvlaki!

I will go on record and state that one cannot find a better chicken souvlaki dinner for under $ 10.00 anywhere in Toronto. I have only ever frequented the takeaway only Eaton Centre food court location and have been more than impressed with the quality of fare each and every time I visit. The chicken is moist and cooked with love, the potatoes are roasted to absolute perfection and can be easily cut using only the edge of the flimsy plastic fork provided, they also offer a generous portion of rice and are super liberal with the feta on their Greek salad.
I have only ever had the souvlaki, but its all I have ever needed. Simply put JTG makes the herculean task of navigating the pulsating throng of bodies in the Eaton Centre’s subterranean food court somehow worth it.