It's Greek 2 U Grill

As a person who has eaten 250+ gyros in my lifetime, this place rewired my brain chemistry. I was confused looking at their menu wondering why they only had chicken or pork belly gyros. I thought maybe this place was just trying to be trendy and different, but Greek-inspired interior didn't really match that vibe. We tried the tzatziki, saganaki and chicken kabob which were all very good. However, we also tried the pork belly gyro stuffed with fries and it was one of the best things I've eaten in Chicago. I cannot stop thinking about how good it was. My mind was blown. I ordered another one to make sure it wasn't some anomaly (they also are similarly sized to a half of a sandwich). I don't ever want to eat a lamb gyro ever again. This place is a must try.

I get the pork belly yeero with fries inside every single time I come in. The flavor is well balance and I love the friendly staff. I haven't tried anything else but I can 100% stand by the yeero. This is a cute little place with a great patio in the back. Great for a quick bite to eat or maybe even a cute get together!

I decided on a Saturday because they open on the weekends at noon and 4 PM during the week and they had Pastitsio as a weekend special. You order at the counter and the lady said take a seat anywhere. The owner was working in the kitchen, answering the phone taking orders, etc. There was no waitstaff which surprised me considering it was the weekend.We were waiting longer than usual and about to leave in a few minutes when she finally took our order. I ordered Chicken Gyros and my friend ordered Chicken Souvlaki she said that hers was a little skimpy compared to my amount of meat, and she went on to say that she could have used more tzatziki sauce (mine too). The owner was the only person to take our order. On our way out I saw a waiter finally waiting on a large table.The Sagankai was good and a nice piece to boot but there was no Opa! She just put the plate on the table. The Spanakopita was a good size but a little overcooked. Check out their website menu before you go there because I was going to order the Pastitsio (Greek Lasagna) that was on their Yelp website menu but the lady/owner said that they didn't have it that day, their "Special Menu" had Filet Mignon and Lamb Chops were both marked as "market price". Also, they didn't have Avgolemono (lemon, egg, and chicken soup}, a staple on most Greek restaurant menus, which surprised me, the lady said "It's too hot for soup".

Super simple menu, and reasonably priced. This is a great spot to pop in for dinner or lunch (its BYOB too which is great). Everything was super freshStaff was incredibly friendly and had a very family owned vibe feel.

Considering Andersonville is loaded with various restaurants, it's easy to overlook this small establishment. However, It's Greek 2 U Grill is home to the best yeero I have ever had. And as a life long resident of Chicago, that is saying something. I have personally walked by this place hundreds of times, but I finally decided to give it after a friend recommended it. Although this place is small, the ambiance is really pleasant and the (who I am assuming) is the owner is incredibly friendly. Good service, good ambiance, and even better, good food!The pork belly yeero was fantastic and makes this place worth a visit. It was the best I have ever had. Good hummus, too. I just wish the yeero was bigger. I also wish they would give you way more pita bread. I pretty much ran out immediately and resorted to using cucumbers and tomatoes to eat the rest of my hummus. But yeah, this place is the real deal. So if you're in the neighborhood don't hesitate to stop by. You won't regret it.

Soup, salad, and shrimp pita sandwich tasted yummy & freshly prepared. Restaurant was quite full & lively on a Saturday night. Owner Vicki was accommodating and warm.

This place is the best Greek food in Chicago, most like the home cooking that I learned to love over the years.Perfect spices, nothing over or under cooked and each dish under the careful eye of the owner.Please bring back your fabulous pastitsio,!

We tried this quaint little Greek restaurant on a Sunday night. The saganaki was excellent- 1/2 the salt as any others we have had. Delicious and with tender warm pita. Also got the combo plate for two. Came with two beautiful greek salads. Olives, feta, onions, cukes and fresh greens. Then the combo plate. Meatballs, sausage and two kinds of gyros on hot, tender pitas. All very good and great prices. Meals 10-12.00. BYOB place, with street parking.

If you want a laid back, homey atmosphere with excellent service and a home cooked meal, this is the place. The owner is so sweet and has truly cultivated a no frills paradise. I can't wait to revisit in the summer when her back patio is in full bloom and fill up on authentic delicious food!

Horrendous experience. I politely asked our server to split our check, and out of nowhere, the owner burst from the kitchen, rudely shouting, "No, no, it's not possible! I'm going to pay three percent on the credit card. It's one check, you don't tell me what to do!" Her attitude was shockingly disrespectful. It's clear she has no interest in seeing her customers return. The way she treated us was not just appalling but downright insulting. Avoid at all costs if you prefer to be treated like a human being.