Reunion Café

I’m here with my family for a Disney trip and decided to branch out. I’ve never had gyro but this place has the best. The owner talked it up and he definitely delivered. He let me taste it before I bought it and it was amazing. Definitely come by for a visit!!!

I saw the mixed reviews, but decided to give it a try. BIG mistake! We had the «hummus» that they said was made in house. This was nothing like any other hummus I’ve ever had. I could have used a straw to drink it! Flavorless. My friend had the chicken schwarma. The «meat» on it looked like something I’d find in my cat’s litter box. And she mistook it for falafel, not some sort of chicken. Afterwards, we both felt sick. It’s a shame, place has potential, but they need to make a lot of changes! Won’t be going back!

Was looking for something besides commercial fast food joints and this place popped up as first choice and the reviews were positive so we gave it a try. So glad we did bc fresh Gyros with cucumbers and taziki were DELICIOUS! I had the lamb and my wife had the chicken gyro. Clean, friendly staff, healthy alternative and generous portion. Plenty of other menu choices, too.

I had been a huge fan of Reunion Café and the staff, including the owner. He was very accommodating until recently. I became accustomed to stopping in 2 – 3 times per week and often ordered the same meal, gyro salad and requested the meat be prepared in a skillet rather than the toaster /​express oven. The meat was often overcooked on about half bit I never really said anything and enjoyed weary I could.
Last week, I ordered a salad and when I got home realized it wasn’t correct. The next time I stopped in to communicate my frustration and simply got laughed at. I don’t agree with this type of costumer service and will likely be waiting some time before going back. The food was mostly good. The owner, I believe to be inexperienced as I’ve spoken with others who have commented on the way he operates. I guess it’s all personal preference.

I have visited this place a couple of times since moving to the area last year. I have given them a chance by trying some of the different items on the menu. I have to say the food is very bland and tasteless. Only items that are tasty is the hummus with pita. Also, the owner runs the place and the customer service is not the best. He is basically a one man show taking orders, cooking doing everything. We went in and there were a couple of people waiting for their food and were not greeted for quite some time. Also, the pricing is very high unless you do their lunch specials and the portions sizes are very small. I dont think I will be back here anytime soon.

Stopped here with my wife on the way down to Florida, Meh was just about right for the review… staff were friendly enough, the food appeared to be reheated and lacked any real flavor…
The bathroom was awful, had to hold my breath while in there…
I believe there is better out there, I’d say pass on this place!

The good news is they were open for Easter. The bad news is I wasted my time and money going there. Tried the falafel gyro and it was beyond dry. Barely any sauce showing on one end, brown nasty ice berg lettuce chunks over flowing and a soggy almost wet feeling pita bread. The fries were the best part and they were soggy! And I’m not a fry person! Will not be back, sad too bc I just moved in across the street and I love gyros…

Stopped here based on Unilocal reviews and were honestly a bit disappointed. Very friendly and helpful staff but food was just average, not great. Hubby had gyro platter and I had beef Kebob platter. The beef was very dry and tough. Everything (meat and rice) had the taste of curry. For $ 30 lunch, we hoped for better quality. The bathroom also smelled terrible… needs some deep cleaning. We really hoped for the great experience of other reviewers but it might be hit-​or-​miss here.

This mom and pop shop is bring some Mediterranean flare to the Reunion/​Champion’s Gate neighborhood. The staff was very sweet and inviting as if your dropping by a family members home for a good wholesome meal. I ordered the gyro special. They stuff that pita bread with a good amount of lamb, fresh lyrics, cucumbers, and onions. The gyro was simply enjoyable. The fries that were part of the special we’re golden and crunchy. I really liked this joint. I’m more then happy to support this local business. Can’t wait to come in and try something else on the menu.

Just ate the gyro special… everything was delicious, and I look forward to returning to try more! I love tzatziki, so would have enjoyed more of it, along with kalamata instead of green olives and, of course add the feta!!!
Very nice customer service. I asked to make a substitution a few minutes after placing order, and realized hey had already started cooking, so said «never mind» but my order came out with BOTH choices!
Don’t settle for Subway… boycott Jerod! This place is so much better!!!

Although it has cheap, pretty tasty meals, the service is a little stale and the interior even staler. It’s right between a Chinese restaurant and a Subway, so I don’t see it open for another year or so with the business I’ve seen inside, so try it out while you still can.
I don’t see kids in here ever or down this way of Celebration or Champion Gates anyway, but the food certainly wouldn’t cater to picky eaters. They have a small array of American desserts and drinks, but the menu is mostly Greek with a little bit of a twist. It reminds me of a chip shop in Eastern England.
However, the service has proved to lack on my behalf, whether it’s because I appear disinterested in the menu, when really I’ve made my decision, or they’re truly that busy. I’ve been left at the counter for five minutes at a time, simply looked at and then asked «Anything else for you?» when I hadn’t put in a previous order. I hate to be that guy, but I had to drop my phone on the counter to get their attention, because there was no bell.

A surprise fast for a great meal. Very simple inside, we typically use them for take out. The tandoori chicken meal for two is a great value!
Amazing Greek salads as well. I ate off if it for 2 days. Weather you want a quick lunch or a nice dinner to take home, stop in and see them.

The place was clean and the people were nice I had the gyro sandwich with fries for lunch and a drink. They were skimpy with the fries and I had to ask for tzatzeki sauce because it was very light on the sandwich if any. Could have used a Nother ounce or two of meat. I also tried the falafel, found it to be very dry. I don’t think the quality is quite there for the price.

Excited for someplace different to eat in this area so we checked out Reunion Café. The location had a couple families eating inside around lunch time. The place appeared clean and nice.
When ordering, I asked what the most popular item was and a gyro was suggested. My friend ordered a traditional gyro with french fries and I ordered a chicken gyro. We also ordered a house salad to share.
The gyros were served by the family’s older son, who was polite. The side of French fries was very small. The gyro had very little tzatziki sauce on it and quite flavorless. The chicken was in the form of identically looking, spice-​embedded, thin, rectangular slices and came with iceberg lettuce and a small squished slice of tomato. The pita was slightly warmed. The entire gyro was very sub-​par and I’ve had way better, so I was really disappointed.
While eating our gyros, our house salad had not yet been served and we asked about it. The son and mother had a disagreement over whose fault it was that it was never made. The $ 6.99 salad was brought out after we finished our gyros and was served with iceberg lettuce, a sprinkle of thin veggies, sliced green olives and per our request, no chickpeas but with feta cheese. The salad was served with a cup of creamy Italian on the side. The salad was also underwhelming and we were not interested in forcing ourselves to eat it. I was hoping for more of a true Greek salad.
The food was priced as follows: chicken gyro $ 6.99, traditional gyro $ 6.99, fries and drink $ 1.99, Mediterranean house salad $ 6.99 = $ 23. I felt that quality for the price was not worth it at all. In addition, all hot foods, including french fries, are warmed in a TurboChef oven (think Starbucks oven), as identified by the owner in another post.
We truly were hoping for great food and great service but unfortunately, this establishment misses the mark. If you’re looking for Mediterranean food, check out a highly-​rated restaurant only another 10 – 15 minutes away on 192 called King O’ Falafel… they have amazing food.

Great take out experience with fresh, authentic, made-​to-​order food and friendly staff.

Great find. Located in a strip mall. I had a Mediterranean omelette. Definitely coming back for falafels

Great spot. Went in for breakfast this morning and the owner talked us into getting a gyro and some chicken schwarma. Most excellent. Will probably go back in for italian ice later. Worth your time, for sure.

I was passing by and saw this place, I love Mediterranean food so I had to check it out. Family who runs it was extremely sweet and really nice, recommended a couple of things. I love schwarma so I got their beef schwarma, along with some coffee. It was very delicious and he made a fresh pot of coffee for me which was really above and beyond. Loved it! 5 stars in every aspect! I will be back!

Love this place! The owner is a sweet little family, and the food is actually good! They even have an app deal where when you first download it you get a free ice cream or gelato (oh yeah, they have gelato!!) and then once you get 7 meals you get one free! No more eating 10 meals, but just 7! That’s good business and I will absolutely reward him with mine.
Update: we redeemed our free gelato (which is delicious by the way), and the sweet guy asked us if it was big enough for us! Subway would never go above and beyond like that, they never give a satisfying number of crummy cheese slices!

This place is pretty new to the area and very different. It features more of a Mediterranean fare. We ordered the teriyaki chicken sandwich and the chicken salad sandwich. My french fry loving husband saw another patron eating fries but they arent on the menu. You can upgrade your sandwich with fries and a drink for $ 1.49. Sandwiches were generally $ 5.99. It is 99 cents more for chips and a drink.
Both sandwiches were good. The chicken salad went perfectly with the sweet hawaiian roll. The teriyaki chicken was hot and moist. Our only complaint is we both would have liked a little more teriyaki sauce on the chicken. The portions were good as we both left full.
We plan in going back to try out their breakfast.