The Greek Kabob

I was pleased to find ANY Greek restaurant on the west side. The food is consistently good and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for Greek food in the area. However, of all the reviews I have read here of people who are Greek food fans, it floors me that NO ONE has mentioned that only 2 items on the entire menu contain feta cheese: the Greek Salad and the Greek Chicken Salad. Greek food IS feta cheese! It’s one of the things that MAKES the food Greek. The Gyros, the Souvlaki sandwich, the Souvlaki dinners with salad– they should have feta and they don’t. You shouldn’t have to ask, and pay extra for it. Also, Greek salads aren’t typically made with just romaine lettuce, but a mixture of romaine and iceberg lettuce. So, the food isn’t made QUITE the way it should be, but it’s good for what it is. Although, I am from one of the best foodie towns ever where there is a huge Greek community, and a plethora of amazing, authentic Greek restaurants, among other amazing foods. So, I guess I’ve been spoiled. If you like Greek food, give it a try– I doubt you’ll be disappointed. Just be sure to ask for feta if it’s something you expect to be there, or have some ready at home to add. Enjoy!

I was in the area for work and stopped in for lunch.
It’s in a janky little strip mall that also serves as home to a popular local burger joint and a gentleman’s club. The parking lot is very small and the spaces very tight so good luck with that.
This is a tiny fast food Greek place with 5 – 6 tables indoors and a few outside. Most of their business seemed to be take out. I ordered one of their meal combos — the dolmades. The plate consisted of 5 of those delicious little stuffed grape leaf wraps along with a Greek salad and some pita bread & hummus. Although priced a bit on the high side for the amount of food, it was all fresh and tasty.

The proteins are always finely cooked but if you are into salads, the greens are always tough and wilted.

Love the food here! It’s always cooked to perfection and the workers are always pleasant!
During the lunch hour it gets very busy but if you call ahead to place an order they will have it ready within a reasonable time.

Very happy I found this gem. I’ve finally found my go-​to for gyro’s and falafel sandwiches.
They make the food right in front of your eyes, and it takes time (so you know it’s fresh even if you go sit down). The tzatziki sauce is not too garlicky, the food has just the right amount of salt (unlike other nearby places). Expect to spend $ 10-​$ 15 per person here for food and a drink.
It seems like other people don’t like the staff here. They’ve always been kind to me…
Downside: it’s right next to a gentleman’s club, so maybe not the best people watching outside. Also, the parking lot is pretty packed depending on what time you go, but you can usually find street parking.

First time I went there I ordered a gyro sandwich without onions. I’m allergic to onions so I repeated myself like 5 times so they would get the order right. I come home to find more onions than gyro meat on the fricking sandwich.
Second (and last time ever) time I ate there was today. I called in my order 3:50 they said it’ll be 10 minutes… Long story short after a lot of yelling and arguing I had my food at 4:30.
Food is ok but the service is just the worst! Too many problems and hassle to be worth it for me.

Awesome Gyros, delicious and authentic. Also the staff have always been friendly. I do recommend.

I can’t believe how good the gyro sandwich is. Really flavorful, and surprisingly fresh ingredients for a random strip mall restaurant. Be warned — if you try this place you will be hooked.
Try the hummus, Greek salad, and lamb kabob too.
I’m writing this review because they’re closed on this 4^th of July holiday, and I’m craving a gyro sandwich!

Delicious food, great service, and fast!
Easy to come in and sit down for lunch and great speedy take out.
The Gyro plate is awesome, the combo plate is good too, and the tzatziki is delicious.

Nothing special. The Woman who owns the place probably hasn’t smiled in years.

This gyro’s meat was delish and the tzatziki sauce had tiny little diced-​up cukes in it. (I know it’s supposed to have cucumbers, but not all fast-​food Greek places offer this simple luxury.) Topped with just the right amount of red onions and wrapped in a buttery pita…‘dis shit was some serious PMS food, boyz and girlz.
Teeny bit spendy ($ 9 for just the gyro sandwich), but I’d venture to say it was worth it.
The joint didn’t have an ounce of ambiance and they didn’t have the happiest cashier on display, but he didn’t give me any attitude, either, which is always a plus.

I find myself here regularly based on its proximity to my work. The food is fresh and the chicken organic. I am not sure about the beef. I always order the combo plate which is the most food they offer and comes with chicken, steak, gyro meat, yellow rice, salad and pita bread. Runs you a shade under $ 20, no drink. I am big eater and it leaves me full most of the time. They always get my order right and service is timely. My only complaint would be the pricing but that I imagine that is due to westside rents and the cost of their product.

I LOVE GREEK KABOB!
The Greek Salad with Chicken is what I get every time. It’s to die for. I especially love the warm feta cheese as well as the dressing.
My husband has had a euro plate from here and said it was really good.

Have been going here since the early 2000’s and just had to stop in for lunch when I was in the area. Ordered my usual Gyro no tomato or onion with fries… heaven!

Pretty good gyro, with really tasty and tender meat. They did a good job with handling the lunch rush too. My only recommendation to them is to get a new iced tea machine :)
Cant wait to try more

This place has amazing food. It’s around $ 12 a person but it fills me up. Healthy and delicious food to go.
Parking isn’t great, the lot is tight but you can usually find a spot at the meters on Olympic if needed.
Food is totally worth the wait. All the chicken dishes are great. Hope you love it as much as I do.

A bit expensive but DOPE. My lamb sandwich (number 11) was a bit rare. Not all over done. Cooked perfectly. Tzatziki was also the jam. I recommend everybody try this place.

It’s a shame this place does not appear as busy as it should be.
OVERALL: Excellent gyros, very good price. If you actually look the employees in the eye, smile, talk to them, you would be amazed at the good service you get. Common courtesy really.
FOOD: Grape leaves, veggie gyro, lamb gyro are all great. Do not be fooled by the pricey drinks in front of the register, there are soft drinks around the corner (if aspartame and/​or caffeine is your drug of choice).
PARKING: Just park on Mississippi, and walk over.
Knocked off 1 star because the restaurant is not the nicest thing to look at.

I’ve been to Greek Kabob several times and now that I work very close by, it’s become a «go to» place whenever I fail to bring my lunch.
During the week, this little strip mall of restaurants is PACKED, so I don’t recommend driving here then unless there is a secret that I am not aware of. Maybe street parking, else walk or wait for dinner time or the weekend. Their prices are a little on the high side for what you get, but with all of the weekday foot traffic, I guess that gives them a little extra freedom.
ANYWHO… the food is very good; not spectacular or unique. As a fan of Greek food, I also don’t prefer that the salads have lettuce, as Greek salads should be void of the leafy green. Still, a good place to enjoy if you’re nearby.

The gyro sandwich is one of the best gyros I’ve ever had-​considering my cousin and close family friends also owned Greek restaurants you should appreciate the high review.
I suggest the gyro sandwich with a side of fresh onion rings or French fries! — don’t forget the cucumber dipping sauce and some hot sauce!
Locations not bad– lots of people eat in this plaza around lunch so pick a table before it gets taken!