Feta’s Gyros and Catering

Great for a quick & easy meal for the whole family. Have dined in and taken out! Family favorite is spicy chicken gyro. Baclava is reserved asks special treat because it is a little pricey. Will keep going back!

I stopped in here for lunch and asked what the veggie wrap included. I was told that it was a pita with roasted veggies and a red pepper hummus. It turned out to be a tortilla (not a pita) and filled mostly with lettuce and very little hummus. The potatoes were delicious though, the staff friendly and the wrap fresh. I might just try something else next time I’m in the area.

Great food. Awesome Service and great family run restaurant. The gyro meat is always fresh, tomatoes and onion are fresh and you can tell they aren’t «leftover»

Great gyros and ok salads.

Been there about 20 times always been satisfied. Spicy Gyro is awesome. Been to Greek places all over Omaha and Lincoln and I now only go to Feta’s in Omaha and Ali Baba’s in Lincoln.

Feta’s has consistently good Greek food. I love the Village Tomato Salad but I can only get it when Nick can get good quality tomatoes. The Souvlaki and Greek potatoes are excellent. It is our place to go when we want delicious food!

The best Greek food — HANDS DOWN! Nick is amazing and after just a few visits — he knows you by name and greets you as such! Hard to get better service then that!
The food is always good — we’ve been eating there for 8+ years and have never had a bad experience!
On a busy night for our family — we’ll call ahead for pick up and the food is ready to go within 15 minutes!!!

Overpriced food, slow service, and flavorless tastebuds is what you will receive at Feta’s. After hearing such great reviews from coworkers, I decided to give this place a shot.
I called on a weekday afternoon (about 11AM) to place a to go order. When I arrived, my food was not ready. In fact, I had to wait another 25 mins, which ate up a good portion of my lunch hour. My chicken gyro was dry and lacked all flavor. The chicken was not your typical ‘gyro style’ meat, it was as if they threw a dried out rotisserie chicken breast on it. No amount of sauce could save it. The spanakopita was mushy and bland. After my dad tried the spanakopita here, I had to convince him that it is actually a good dish when done right.
I do not understand the hype behind this place. If you’re looking for a delicious gyro meal at half the price, head straight to John’s Grecian Delights in Bellevue.

This has to be one of the most overrated restaurants on Unilocal.I’m not saying this is a terrible place. It’s an AVERAGE place, but one with reviews that would mislead you into thinking it’s an awesome place.
I ordered the gyros. Never been inclined to order much else in Greek restaurants like this. Mostly because I don’t really consider this to be a Greek restaurant. It’s a fast food gyros restaurant. The food is okay. Not great and not bad. Gyros meat was pretty standard. tzatziki was okay. Pita was okay. Portion was on the larger side. Greek potatoes were okay, but needed more zing.
I found it a bit overpriced for lunch. A gyros, plus baklava, plus a drink was like $ 13. I don’t mind spending more money for a nice lunch, but not for fast food gyros.
So many gyros places seem to be borderline dives in old buildings in old parts of town. Perhaps that is part of the reason this place is so well-​rated. It’s a clean, well-​decorated, brightly-​lit, modern restaurant. That seems to be rare for gyros places. Personally, I go to restaurant primarily to eat and not to admire their interior decorating. So, the primary criteria for my dining experience will always be primarily the taste of the food, then the service, and then the décor.
There’s a pretty captive weekday lunch crowd in the Miracle Hills area, so this place gets pretty busy at lunch time Monday through Friday.

I’ve been here twice during lunch and both times it was pretty busy; which is usually a good sign for a restaurant. I’ve had the #1 gyro combo both times, and it was pretty delicious with a decent portion size. I’m no gyro expert by any means, but it tasted better than other gyros i’ve had from other places around town. The atmosphere is like a cross between a fast food joint and a dine-​in restaurant. You order the food at the counter, but they bring it out to you. Either way, I recommend this place.

I’ll be honest, my first encounter with a gyro happened this year, at the age of 26, and it was from Feta’s.
I think I’ve had about one gyro a week since.
I was slightly drunk when I tried my first one but at that moment it was the best thing I had ever eaten. My friend ordered my tzatziki sauce on the side because she wasn’t sure if I would like it, and for the same reason I only drizzled a little bit of it on – get that shit the way it comes, on the sandwich. I’ve since learned the error of my ways and I think the sloppier and harder to eat a gyro is, the better.
So good, I haven’t tried anything else from here, but gyros – nom.

One of the better gyro places in Omaha. Tried all the rest but this has been the most consistent over time. Try the spicy gyro (layer of some spicy sauce) is good. Pretty basic menu. During the week for lunches… a line can form so come early or late.

A solid four stars. I had the gyro, Greek salad and drink (see picture), I added extra tzatziki sauce and it came to $ 10.75.
The gyro was typical gyro meat, a tad on the dry side, but the quantity was enough to make two gyros. Outstanding. Just enough tomatoes and onions topped it off. I really liked the salad as the dressing was a red wine vinegarette with just enough sweetness. My only complaint was that there was only one piece of feta and one olive, it was a Greek salad damn it. The fountain Dr. Pepper was also very good with just the right amount of syrup and carbonated water, just what the Dr. ordered. ;)
All in all, highly recommended. A bit pricey but as my daughter says, YOLO.

Love Feta’s! It’s a great quick place to grab a bite to eat. Avoid the work lunch rush, it can get a bit crowded.
I usually get the chicken kebobs, which are juicy and come with a choice of potato and salad. I get the greek potatoes, which are seasoned wonderfully, and the salad is delicious. The dressing is tangy, which I love. They give you tzaziki sauce on the side, which goes great with the chicken. We ordered the hummus as an appetizer, and it does not disappoint.
I deducted one star for the puny TV showing Fox News. Not a fan of that channel. :-D

I LOVE the Greek salad here and missed it terribly when I was living out of state for the last year!
Another reason to love this place is the new lunch deliver! I work at a busy office and don’t always have time to pick up my favorite lunch. I tried the deliver today and it was as super fast and only 50cents more per meal!

I love this place, along with my whole family! They have amazing and fresh food.
I always get the grilled chicken wrap combo, and it never disappoints. Tonight was one of the top reasons they are my favorite; I got off work at 815 (they close at 830 on Thursdays) and they kindly took my order and pick it up just after 830.
Simply amazing and completed my day!

Excellent Greek food. The lamb was delicious. My wife loved the village tomato salad so much she bought a bottle of their dressing. Kids loved it too. The only down side was the Baklava. It was mostly nuts with very little of the flaky crust. The honey-​sweetness that I enjoy was over seasoned with clove and cinnamon. But that is a personal preference. We will be back!

One of the best in Omaha. Good food, quick and the price is right. Very disappoints.

The only thing I have ever had here is the Gyro with Greek Potatoes, so take my 4 star rating for what its worth… a review of the Gyro…
The gyro is great, has a decent portion of meet on it, the Tomatoes and Onions are always really fresh. I am not sure how they are getting such delicious tomatoes in the middle of winter, but they always taste great!
The place is nice, bright and clean. The staff is always very friendly.
As others have mentioned, they do get really busy at lunch so going at 11:30 is a really good idea. I usually get mine to go and call about 11:30 and its usually ready by 11:40.

I’m waffling between 2 and 3 stars for Feta’s. The times I’ve eaten there, it’s been okay. But it’s not really a place I’m interested in going back to. The ‘okay food’ part would typically get 3 stars from me, and the ‘I’m probably not going back’ is a 2. This is one of those rare instances where I can’t decide… if I’d eaten there recently though, I’d probably settle on 3, so there it is.
As for the food itself, it’s ‘fast food style’, order at the counter and they bring it out to you, and the place is always PACKED during the lunch rush, so plan accordingly. As such, I haven’t tried the typical things I’d get at a Greek restaurant… hummus, spanakopita, moussaka, dolmathes… so three starts for the gyros and fries.