Zeko's 2 GO

Great burger prepared super fast! Zekos was at a Wake Forest football serving inside the stadium. I was a little concerned about the time it may take, but it came out quick. The burger and fries were both excellent. I loved the seasoning in the fries

WE Love Zeko's! I highly recommend them. Really delicious food, especially the souvlaki, gyro and the cheesesteak!!! They also have such a wonderful and friendly staff!

2 times I have visited the Zeko's food truck, once I had a steak and cheese sub and once I had their pepperoni pizza sticks. Both times were great, they do a really good steak and cheese sub and these pepperoni pizza sticks are like pizza kabobs. Pizza dough, pepperoni, pizza sauce and cheese baked on a skewer, they were so good. Get on the pizza sticks if you get a chance.

Food truck that deserves a better rating, so I'll try to help them out! Though I'm starting to cool a bit on the whole food truck craze due to a lot of sub par food at high prices, Zeko's does a pretty good job at Greek cuisine! I had a Chicken Gyro that was quite tasty! Filled nicely with seasoned grilled chicken, tomatoes, onions, and a couple other surprises. This was quite filling and a decent price of $8 for food truck prices. You could certainly do a lot worse than giving these guys your business!

They were at the Shea's Chase 5K run .. the Gyros were yummy and the seasoned fries were better than expected from a food truck.

Had Zeko's for the first time today and it was sooooooo delicious! Had the lamb gyro with fries for about $10 and it was worth it! Had a very generous amount of lamb that was very well seasoned and actually had tzatziki sauce on it! A lot of other places have "cucumber sauce" that has has chunks of cucumbers, but Zeko's sauce was nice and smooth and creamy, just delicious! Will definitely be returning!

Zeko's Pizzeria & Grill brick and mortar restaurants have been serving the Piedmont Triad since 2005. In September, they went officially mobile with the Zeko's 2 Go food truck. You may have seen them at the NC Food Rodeo, Woofstock 2014, the Kernersville Food Truck Festival at The Brewer's Kettle, or the Great PumpkinPalooza. We threw caution to the winds on Tuesday and decided the risk of frostbite and hypothermia would be worth it if we could try a new food truck. We met up with Zeko's 2 Go in Winston Salem, scanned the chalkboard menu quickly, and placed our order while keeping bundled up to stay warm.We started with the Greek Chicken Pita. The thick, heavy pita had been lightly grilled and was stuffed with white meat chicken, crisp lettuce, sliced tomato, and chunks of feta cheese. A subtle drizzle of oil and vinegar dressed the sandwich. We would love to ratchet the vinaigrette up a notch with more herbs on this healthy pita.Jerry and I have an exceptional fondness for gyros, especially lamb. There was ample grilled lamb and tzatziki sauce (yogurt with minced cucumber, garlic and lemon juice) on the Lamb Gyro along with lettuce, tomato and crunchy red onion.Zeko's 2 Go had several options for the younglings. We had a slice of the cheese and a slice of the pepperoni pizzas (crust was hand-tossed thickness/style). Shakers of crushed red pepper flakes and parmesan cheese were available. The Chicken Tenders & Fries came with three tenders, BBQ sauce or Ranch for dipping, and a good portion of crisp, hot fries that had been lightly spiced with seasoning salt.Our favorite of the day was the Philly Steak & Cheese. Sauteed mushrooms, onions and green peppers combined with lean beef and melted cheese to create a moist, hearty, filling sub. The roll was fresh and soft. This went on our list of things to order again. Check out our Food and Brew Review blog for our full write up at http://foodandbrewreview.wordpress.com/2014/11/20/embracing-mobility-zekos-2-go/.

Hands down the worst pizza I've ever had. What little sauce there was had absolutely no flavor, there wasn't enough cheese, and it was served luke warm. I would take a Red Baron frozen pizza 100 times over this. And two slices of cheese were $7 (same price for pepperoni). Slices were somewhat small. You can get two giant slices of Elizabeth's pizza for $6, and it tastes much better. The only reason I'm giving two stars is my friends said the falafel was delicious.

Got the lamb gyro and fries ($4) and two slices of pizza ($8). Gyro was tasty, no complaints. Fries were underwhelming both in doneness and quantity. The seasoning on the fries was good. However, when the menu shows a basket full of fries and you receive what amounts to a meager side, you've shot yourself in the foot. Two slices of pizza at $8 amounts to a $32 pizza. You'd expect more and better at that price point. At least give me some mushrooms and make sure the bottom is toasty. It's like they made the pizza, had it in a pizza box and divvied out the slices willynilly. Throw them on the flat top to crisp the underside up a bit. Throw them in the salamander to melt the cheese. At least act like you care.I was one of the first customers of the evening. Even so, service was lackluster. Whenever you feel as if you're inconveniencing the order taker by being there, there's a problem. A simple smile with "please" and "thank you" can go a long way. And get off your phone! Also, get a loud speaker so people can hear when you call their names.

Two lemonades for 15 dollars and then waited 40 minutes for them and lost our order. Do not recommend!