Sam’s Gyros

My wife and I had the gyro combo. The rice with the cucumber sauce was a nice option. The gyro and the rice were both delicious.

I’ve been seeing these Sam’s Gyro spots pop up in big malls and little strip malls from Louisville to Bowling Green and I’m not sure who’s behind the spread but based on what I had at this location off Campbell Lane near the Kroger’s is just damn good for gyros. Makes me feel like Iron Man in the Avengers getting my shawarma on.
The gyros are chocked full of whatever fresh topping you choose, along with chicken or the shawarma you can watch them shave off the spit. Just good, simple stuff and I hope a Sam’s of this quality comes to somewhere near my place of work. I would stop by regularly.

Great gyros at a great price, I keep trying to venture out and get something different but I can’t help myself I end up getting a gyro every time. The falafel is also very good and has a nice spice dipped in hummus. I hope to try the quail one day if I can get past my addiction to guros.

Sam’s Gyros is one of the best Greek restaurants in town. The people who prepare and serve the food to you are fast and friendly. The prices are outstanding and I am still not sure how they are able to make such wonderfully authentic Greek food at such a reasonable price. I have frequented every greek restaurant in town and this by far is my favorite. Yes, it is in a strip mall, but do not let that fool you. This is going to become one of mine and my family’s favorite hangouts.
The gyros of course are wonderful, but my favorite by far is the baba ghanouj. I cannot wait to try the falafel and olive wrap next time. It is also exciting that they serve quail!

It was cute and clean place! I had the chicken platter it came with rice salad and gyro. It was around six dollars. Lots of food for great price. My husband ordered the chicken gyro and it was around five dollars very good. We both pleased with our food and the fast service we will be back!

Since this restaurant has opened next to Kroger, I have frequented four times… so quite often in the past month. I’ve tried nearly every dish on the menu, and I like what I am tasting. The service is five times faster than A Taste of Europe and less than half the price of Anna’s Greek restaurant. The owner knows what he is doing. He is friendly, reasonable with prices, and fast on the grill. If you are looking for delicious gyro, look no further. Simple dishes with more than adequate portions are served. My wife and I have ordered a variety of side dishes (grape leaves, falafel, hummus, etc.) to split with a dinner plate. It is awesome to be able to enjoy such variety without breaking the bank. The food is consistent from one experience to the next. After eating here, you won’t be worrying about the inadequacy of the kitchen (I.e., Anna’s odd ingredient substitutions or A Taste of Europe’s painfully slow prep). You will eat… talk… and then be on your way. The ambiance of the restaurant could use authentic music that does not loop quite so often. There is a musical hook that plays over and over again on menu screens. The music here is not necessary, and the richness of the menu would be more greatly appreciated if there were more variety in the background music.