G.Y.R.O.

There are a lot of options and the staff is extremely friendly every time I go. It’s quick, healthy, and the food is always great. I stop in all the time when I’m low on time and need something quick but don’t want to eat unhealthy. The rice bowls are very big portions and I usually wind up having two meals out if it. Overall, I highly recommend.

Great food, exceptional service. The guys behind the counter were very cool and friendly. The whole experience was nice. A great place to grab a quick but delicious bite to eat

Great place for a quick and cheap meal. Ingredient tasted fresh, good portion, and great price.
Staff are friendly and the restaurant is nice an clean. Excellent alternative to regular fast food or Chipotle.

Had a pork gyro platter, it was fresh delicious and came with the best tzatziki sauce I ever had. The restaurant is spotless and the staff is friendly.
I’m a fan

I’ve haven’t had a lot of Greek food before, so I only know how this restaurant compares to my trade buds.
GYROs has a several options to pick from, platters, gyros, salads, and a few other options.
I got a meat platter. It comes with plenty of food and a boat load of meat. There’s not much to say about lettuce and fries, but there is lots to say about the meat.
Chicken — well seasoned and moist. Pairs really well with the salad and white sauce.
Beef — I thought it was a little too salty for me and a little too dry for me.
Pork — also well seasoned and moist.
The service here is very polite and quick.
I’ll be back.

Delicious food, reasonable prices, friendly staff and clean establishment. Had the beef/​lamb gyro and an order of stuffed grape leaves. All was delicious and came to $ 11. They did not skimp on the meat or the tzatziki (like many places do. Will be a regular!

This is my go-​to spot on a weekly basis. Their spanakopita is one of my favorites that I’ve ever had. It’s shaped almost like a cinnamon bun, so you get that delicious phyllo dough and spinach/​feta combo all the way around. I always get it with a side salad, very fresh and great ingredients. Lately, I’ve also been getting their soup, they vary from what I have seen between a lemon chicken soup with orzo pasta and a vegetarian lentil, both really good. This weekly lunch really hits the spot for me each time and the owners and staff are all very kind and friendly.
Is it authentic and right from the island? I have no idea. Does it fit the bill and then some for my Greek-​American fix? You bet! Consistent and tasty, that’s what I look for in a place and these folks have both. The great customer service is a bonus in my mind, keeps me coming back week after week!

I sought this place out because my friend raved about this place for a month. So I probably came in with way too high expectations. Truly this would be 3.5 stars.
Nestled in a shopping center it’s a fine substitute for Panera, which may be the most damning thing about it. GYRO in a way reminds me of Chipotle or Panera, a build your own yet pre-​made fair.
Service was friendly, big smiles and nods of approval for my lamb gyro order. They have the meat on spits, but cut and put it into trays. Fortuitously I happened to get a fresh cut as they were refilling the lamb tray. Tsatziki sauce, onions and tomatoes. No stand outs but it was good. A fountain soda and drink brought me to $ 9. Some instrumental Greek music and a clean spacious dining room capped it all off.
The gyro was definitely good and hit the spot for lunch. Everything seems store bought so there is a little freshness lacking. I’m probably hyper critical because of all the fuss my friend made.
It’s a great Greek fast food lunch spot, but mom and pop it ain’t.
If I’m in the area I will certainly be back.

I’ve been looking everywhere for close by and affordable Greek food ever since the places near me closed a few years ago and I think I struck gold with this one.
It’s a casual eatery and the people there are really sweet. It was the highlight of a stressful day. I can’t speak for the chicken but the lamb gyro is where it’s at and it was even just as great the following day. I definitely recommend getting the eggplant dip over the hummus as it’s only $ 1.29 for a small serving but it’s somewhat hefty and more than enough for a platter or pita.
We tried the honey walnut cake and baklava and they were both pretty great. Please give this place a chance. I need more Mediterranean food in my life.

Excellent food. Fresh, great service and clean! Lamb was amazing and so was the portobello wrap my wife had. Exactly what you want in a mom and pop

This Greek place is amazing! It’s a Greek build your own platter/​wrap kind of eatery. Ordering is simple and if it’s your first time, they walk you through the ordering process. The man behind the counter (Who I believe was the owner) let us sample the meat before we decided what to get. I appreciated the friendly staff and fast service. More importantly, the food was delicious! I ordered the beef platter with a side of eggplant spread and tzaziki sauce. I also took home their homemade Greek yogurt with honey and granola topping. Overall this place did not disappoint, i’ll definitely be a returning customer.

Stopped in to grab some gyro! Honestly the food is not bad but it’s ok. It’s very salty and tasted like fast food. They give you a good amount of food for your buck. Large seating area nice booths.

Tried this restaurant for the second time today and still disappointed. Had a chicken gyro, chicken was dry and overlooked and they were chintzy with the dressing. Wish it was better.

I finally tried this place and I thought it was quite delicious! Service was friendly and fast. They gave me a to-​go menu and didn’t rush me or make me feel uncomfortable since it was my first time there. I ordered the Greek Village salad and Tzataki Fries. Slightly pricy but both were good portions and those fries alone were worth it! The two meals were delicious and I’ll definitely be back to try other items!

This place is amazing. The food is great, the staff is nice, the atmosphere is comfortable!
I had a chicken gyro on pita with the works and a side of tzatziki fries. Their tzatziki sauce is perfect. The food tastes so fresh which is exactly what I love. Nothing there seems like it comes out of a plastic bag.
There are so many things on the menu I’d love to try, and I can’t wait to do so.

With all the greek places opening up recently one must really work to stand out. G.Y.R.O was just ok, which is funny since a just ok froyo place used to be at this location.
The meat was dried out and not as flavorful as other places. Even though they have the meat roasting on the spits that take it out of the trays they have pre-​cut instead. This in-​turn makes the meat dry and cold. They try and charge you extra for everything including putting feta on your pita.
Hummus was just plain with no additional flavor and their selection of sauces was lacking compared to other places in the area. Portions were on the larger side but prices were also high.

It’s bittersweet that the frozen yogurt place is gone but a Greek place went in its place…
We ordered take out tonight, around 8:10. The girl on the phone was confused when we asked for takeout. «Delivery???» She said… No… Takeout. Moving on. She had to double check we were able to place an order (they closed in 50 minutes, I promise you we were placing the order regardless). When we went to pick up the order at 8:40 the owner/​manager was already locking up the door and said «oh u forgot you placed an order». Nice… He came off a little jerky if you ask me.
We ordered two grilled chicken platters and tzaziki fries. The tzaziki fries were awesome, but they were basic: fries covered in feta and tzaziki.
Our chicken platters were just OK: the chicken tasted frozen and badly seasoned… Rubbery at times. The rice had a similar seasoning, strange tasting. Plain lettuce, tomatoes and onions. No feta cheese. 4 piece of bagged pita with a generous amount of (tasty) tzaziki.
Overall, I would recommend the gyro place in the mall over this new place, by far

My boyfriend and I decided to check this place when we stumbled upon it. The menu was Chipotle-​esque, which was quite nice. The owner/​manager (?) was very welcoming, answered all of our questions, and allowed us to sample the chicken and lamb/​beef. Both meats were not overly oily, which I find with a lot of gyro meat.
My boyfriend decided on to get the lamb/​beef pita, and I went with a bowl.
Here is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5: my boyfriend asked for no tzatziki, which the woman piled on, and I was just given lamb/​beef without being asked (I had wanted chicken). My boyfriend was incredibly displeased as he does not like tzatziki sauce. While I did like the lamb/​beef I was looking forward to the chicken. My suggestion for the staff is to pay more attention to what customers are ordering, and if there is any doubt to double check. I enjoyed my food, but my boyfriend did not have a good experience. We decided to not say anything as neither of us like to send food back.
I plan on going back as the food was very good.

I ordered the combination platter to eat in and it was served in a plastic bowl. Yuck!!! While the three meats were properly cooked, it was a bit expensive and the portions were incredibly small. I don’t think I’ll come back. Also, no wi-​fi in the place, what the heck?
I doubt if this place will make it. I would be surprised to see it still there a year from now.

Went in on a whim, friends told me it was pretty good. So a friend and I grabbed a not so quick snack. There are many choices of meats, sauces and toppings. Kind of reminds me of a low grade pita pita. You get a choice of bread including warmed pita, I opted for falafel on pita. Which seemed to take forever. My friend ordered a pork gyro. Looked pretty good and was quicker. The falafel was decent not the best or the worst I’ve had but decent. Not greasy and moist inside. I opted for tzastki sauce tomato and onion with a small drink it ended up being 9 dollars. Which to me really wasn’t worth it. If I had been brave enough to try the platters or a salad it would’ve been worth the money. After the last falafel platter I’ve had at another restaurant, which was awesome amazing this place fell flat and was disappointing. If I decide to go back I would probably try something else worth the money instead of gyros. But worth another visit possibly if I’m in the neighborhood again. In my eyes it’s considered Greek fast food but without the fast. Lol. I wouldn’t go out of my way for this place but hey judge for yourself maybe you’ll have a better experience.