Kebab Gyro

I’ve been here a few times and never been thrilled but this time it was plain bad. It would have been two stars but they have weird pricing that isn’t clear, on top of unhelpful staff, be careful up charges for «speciality sides» though the regular sides aren’t clearly stated there just salad or fries. I ordered the gyro wrap and I would strongly recommend against it. It took 10 minutes rather than take your name and have you pay they have you wait as the rest of the line moves past you, poor organization. The meat in the wrap was greasy and unflavorful. I think what sealed the one star in my view was the cashier who plain rude.

If the TV wasn’t so loud and the cook wasn’t on the phone as I was trying to order, I would’ve been charged correctly.
I hate leaving reviews like this when I haven’t even tried the food yet but… already bummed.

Kebab Gyro is a divey little place tucked into a back corner of a busy shopping center. I really like this place, but its not mind blowing or exceptional when compared to similar gyro restaurants in the area.
The gyro platter is my favorite thing on the menu. They are generous with the portion of meat, and the side salad light and refreshing.
The owners pour their heart and soul into this place, and you can see with their return business and satisfied customers.
This would be a great addition to your lunch rotation.

This is my favorite gyro place in town! Their fries are AMAZING as well. I would make an excuse to go to that part of town just to be able to stop by for lunch. The owners/​workers are really nice.

My wife and I both got the gyro mediterranean salad. It was great. Enjoyed the service and even got to catch some soccer on the TV. Will definitely be back.

Love this place. Very well priced and authentically delicious food. I love the chicken (which is all white meat, unlike a lot of places), the tabbouleh, salads & gyros. I highly recommend this over the Mediterranean chains in the area! Plus, it’s nice to support hardworking people who own small businesses like this.

There is no question, the best in Nashville! Don’t judge a book by its cover. This place may not look fancy but your taste buds will disagree.

My mom and I both LOVE Mediterranean food. This place is quite the hidden gem to us! We have been to various places such as; Fattoush, Tazikis, Kalamatas, and others but this is by far our new favorite place!
We were out shopping and got pretty hungry. We were going to go to one of our favorite local places The Wild Hare (which I highly recommend) however, it was unfortunately closed. We ventured further down white bridge road and saw this place and decided to give it a whirl.
We walked in and were instantly greeted with a warm welcome from the owner! We looked at the menu for a minute before both of us deciding on the Greek Chicken salad. We also ordered Grape leaves and falafel!
All three were incredibly delicious! The chicken was so tender & fresh! The falafel was freshly made warm and paired greatly with the yogurt sauce. The grapes leaves were also great (this being my first time to have both falafel and grape leaves, I was pleased as punch!)
My mom and I have already deemed this our new go-​to restaurant when we are in the mood for some Mediterranean food, and in the area of course. I definitely recommend it!
(Also*** A father with his two young children came in while we were dining there and the owners changed the channel to Spongebob Square Pants for the children to watch, they were elated!)

one of the better «fast food» gyro places. guy is super nice and has been there forever. great hummus and gyros. rice could be a bit more authentic, but overall, pretty good and great for take out.

Wow! This place is pretty great. The staff (I imagine they are the owners too) is super friendly. The food is fresh and can be healthy too. I whole heartily recommend the quail its very delicious. The gyros are great too, and well priced. Be sure to get some grape leaves (dolmas), and the falafel is amazing. I Highly recommend this place!!!

I’ve been here a few times. The food had been good so far and the owners are really nice folks.
I had the Gyros platter with tabbouleh and rice. The tabbouleh is really good here, but the star of the show is the spanakopita! I can graze on that stuff all day long.

I’m a bit surprised at some of the less-​than-​satisfactory reviews that this place has received. My experiences here since my husband and I first discovered it back in 2009 have been, well, surprisingly good. For a nondescript Middle Eastern joint that shares strip mall space with a Radio Shack and J. Alexander’s, I’d say that this place has done a good job standing out with it’s fresh, well-​executed Middle Eastern fare.
PROS: The falafels are hands-​down some of the best I’ve ever had. They are made to order, i.e., you can watch each of your falafels hand-​patted and deep-​fried with TLC. The gyros are also quite good. And I thought the guys behind the counter were pretty friendly. (Of course, they’re not the world’s best conversationalists, but heck, they’ve got falafels to make.)
CONS: This is not a place you go for ambiance, so don’t go expecting that.

After a few more trips to this place I had to change my review. Umm. the food is ok and seems fresh, but the staff is very rude. The main guy is kinda ok, but his flunkies are total A**‘holes. They treat women like 2^nd class citizens. They cannot understand what you want even if you point at the menu, and cannot make change or run the register, but they laugh and make fun of you if you mispronounce something. They messed up my whole order (ordered chicken, I got lamb which I will not eat), and when the main guy got back we told him my order was wrong he said, «ohh, well yes sorry» and went on. No refund, no new order, nothing. Don’t support these rude people, go somewhere else where they know how to treat customers.

Cheap, Authentic and homely.
There certainly isn’t much of an atmosphere and you notice it in the price. However, I feel at home with Al-​Jazeera blaring over Mediterranean men arguing over how to cook my chicken and wrap my grape leaves.
Check out their home-​made Tzatziki sauce… Tis the Bomb.

Kebab is a Chipotle style Mediterranean place. I have only had the Gyro here, which was decent, but nothing too outstanding. The lamb was nothing special, but the veggies tasted fresh. It had a bit of a manufactured taste to it, kind of how a McDonalds burger tastes nothing like a burger! The pita it came on was pretty good, though. Also, my friend ordered a Falafel platter that was really good. This is probably a good lunch place, but I don’t know if I would come here for dinner. It is cheap, too!