The G Spot

I’m not sure what I just paid $ 10 for.
My «large» Greek salad was topped with a whopping 6 pieces of CHOPPED onion, 3 olives, 2 radish SLICES, 2 stuffed grape leaves, 0 pepperoncinis, and a heaping amount of feta cheese that was supposed to make me forget that there was so little of everything else. Skip this place and get your $‘s worth at Yevma or your nearest grocery’s produce section.

I ordered a gyro platter with chicken kabob & a greek burger. Was told they did not have buns for the burger as they just ran out, huh? The gyro platter was loaded with french fries and not much else. The lamb meat was scarce & tough as leather. The chicken kabob was the driest chicken ever. For a $ 17 plate you have got to be kidding. I gave this place a try after reading the Unilocal reviews since I pass it everyday. Well I will keep passing this place on my way to campus pizza & gyro on hempstead turnpike which is a much better value & fresher tasting meal.

Obsessed with this place!
+ clean inside with tables to sit
+ great value for the portion size
+ friendly owner/​staff
+ AMAZING FOOD! the «special dressing» for their Greek salad is mouthwatering
+ delivery
+ vegetarian options (try the zucchini!)
+student discount
— closes early on Saturday
Overall this is a little gem near Hofstra and well worth a try!

I had this restaurant bookmarked for a while. We were in the area & had a taste for Greek food and decided to go. Ordered grill chicken on pita with everything on it… delicious. Pork souvlaki on a stick… after one bite I wanted a refund. Tzatziki yogurt sauce… fresh. Greek fries… will definitely order again & again. Zucchini feta fritters… disappointed only 3 per order, yummy.

I’m a regular. Love their salads especially and they are so great with repeat customers.

Had lunch at the restaurant today with my boyfriend. Friendly staff and plenty of meat on our lamb gyro platters! Clean, TV was nice, relaxing noise level, and the place was new modern construction. The only downside for us $ 30.00 for 2 platters & sodas is not something we can do often. If it was cheaper we could dine in more often, will return again though.

With a name like G spot you know you won’t be leaving until your satisfied… by the delicious meal that is.
But first I need to get some things out of my chest.
This spot is not hard to find: (1) if you’ve been here before (2) if you know where to look (3) it’s right by the road from a certain university, no gps required (go up, turn right, a little to the left and there it is! Bam!).
The gyro was amazing! Sauce was amazing! If I had a bigger stomach I’d have one on each hand.
The lamb was excellent, and so is the chicken.
Add’l Tip: The fries with feta cheese (greek fries) are worth a try. You can’t possibly just have a few, simple and delectable.
The staff is über friendly and brings the food to your table. The resto is very clean. The prices are reasonable. Overall I’ll be back whenever I get that craving.

Not going to lie I stayed away from this place because I was a little turned off by the name. But I’m glad i came in because the food is phenomenal! The gyro, tzatziki sauce, and Greek salads are my fav but I’ve always liked everything i try… the staff is extremely nice, the hostess is super sweet. I eat there all of the time now!

Delicious! !! So good. Probably the best gyro I’ve had. Friendly and definately worth trying!

Not only is the food delicious here. but you can’t beat the prices either. Best Greek food– I’m a sucker for a great gyro or even better… falafel. Friendly service, cozy place, and very clean (a huge make or break detail to me). Such an enjoyable experience here, everything on their menu looks so good i’ll definitely be back!

I was coming from the UPS store when I passed this place. I didn’t know there was a Greek place in that area and I love Greek Food. Anyhow, it was lunch time and I want to try their food.
The place was clean, the food was pretty good, the cashier and the other guy (I guess he was the manager) were very nice. The price was so-​so but it could reduce the cost of the salad just a little.
However…I gave it a three star because I was concern about their lack of accommodation. I needed to use the bathroom and they do not allow customers to use their restroom. The rest can be seen when you stand near the garbage can. There was a sign that says restroom with a symbol indicating that it’s for men/​women to use. So why would they not allow customers who spent money and ate their food to use it?
My thing is this… this restaurant has about 5 tables and chairs set to allow people to dine in. I think it’s great they have a dine it only because there are many people working for Department of Health, and Social Service office (and which walking other companies) distance. I’m sure people would like to sit with their co-​workers and have lunch. If you spend a certain amount of time eating and drinking soda/​juice/​water/​etc then there is a possibility that someone will need to use the restroom to either use the toilet, or wash their hands. Did they expect customers to leave the restaurant with hands smelling like food, or a full bladder. The manager was standing right there when the other guy denied me having access to the restroom. As I was leaving a group of older men arrive to dine inside the place. Are they going to denied the men access to the bathroom as well? I hope there isn’t another reason for them to denied my access if you know what I mean. hmmmm
If this was just a take out place then I can see there is no point of having a public restroom but this is a dine in place. I don’t think I will return to this restaurant to dine in.

Pretty good. Brand new startup. Very friendly staff and good food.

I’ve been driving past this place on my way home for the past few weeks, and assumed it was a typical Hofstra lunch joint. After sitting in the parking lot today scouring Unilocal for a review (to no avail), I decided to go in and grab a menu. The restaurant was crazy clean and the 3 people (cashier, manager, and cook) behind the counter were super friendly. I told them that I hadn’t been sure if I should come in, and place an order, as I usually prefer to read a review first. The manager told me he didn’t know what Unilocal was and thought it was the Yellow Pages. I told him Unilocal is basically what makes or breaks a restaurant. I told him if my lunch (chicken gyro on a pita with lettuce, tomato, and tzatziki sauce) was good, I would write their first review. I must say, it was absolutely delicious! The fact that it was $ 4.25 and I was able to watch them make it was a definite bonus. Hope this place stays as good as it was today!