Jerusalem Pizza & Grill

Finally tried this place after passing by it and seeing ads for the past couple of years.Ordered the chicken tenders with parmesan garlic sauce with a pepperoni pizza.The pizza was what you'd expect. The sauce was good, not sweet or bitter, kind of middle of the road.The stand out was the tenders. Fried to perfection with a sauce that was out of this world. The sauce wasn't salty like most places and had a nice blend of garlic, parmesan, & vinegar. Definitely a must try. The menu also has Mediterranean foods, subs, gyros, fish & chicken dinners, plus a lot more. Prices are great and well worth the amount of food you get.

Best 2 Gyro's for $5That said, not my all time favorite tasting Gyro. Don't get me wrong. I eat plenty of less than stellar things in this country, that lures me in for VALUE. I found these 6" stuffed items to be very large. I added a medium(no small size) french fries, not knowing what portion size I was getting. Anyone who has had this, is reading it as, "I can't believe he ate 2 and a fry". Well I couldn't.There was an active carryout business going on, as well as a young man dining in. Menu's hang like flags over the back counter. Smart, because the owner told me he likes to change up the menu about every 6 months. Take down a flag. Hang a new flag. The menu pics on Yelp are old. Yet they haven't been removed by the business owner, who posted them. I should have taken current pics, but wondered how long they would be accurate. There are also paper menus on the counter. It's a walk up/order kind of place. Have a seat until your order is ready. Lots of combos on the menu. Primarily remembering Fish, Chicken, Pizza, Gyros and sandwiches. I know there was much more, but I do not have that photographic memory. Prices looked very fair.The fries had that red finely ground seasoning that I did not identify. I ordered mine crispy or well done. They were. The produce on the gyros were fresh and crisp. The lamb meat was underwhelming. I would have to say the same for the Tzatziki sauce. That's only because I caught no pop of flavor from it. The meat was a bit dry, as if it were shaved off the spit, and not floating in a broth bath.I honestly do try to resist the fried items. So I should resist working my way around the menu. There are some other thing I can get. We talked about some of the salads. I honestly will be that guy that comes here occasionally for the bargain gyros.There is a large bank of reach in coolers on the right inside. Plenty of drink choices. I also saw an array of pre-cut dessert slices boxed for carryout. Come to think of it, I wonder if they have baklava. Hmmmm I wonder if there was alcohol in that cooler.

As you may have seen from their enormous signage out front or the multiple reviews, they have 2 gyros for $5. And when they say $5, that's all in, tax included.This little hole in the wall is legit though. The pita is warmed on a flat top grill and if puffy and soft. The tzatziki is tangy and creamy. The lettuce, tomato, and onion (the classic toppings) are all fresh. But most importantly, the gyro meat. Shaved fresh from the vertical rotisserie, it is well spiced and piping hot. Nothing greasy here. Wrapped in silver foil to go, this was a great quick stop, but I cant recommend the ambiance.

I ordered the fried chicken and a cod fish dinner which it came with salad and fries, both of the them were good. The chicken came in whole pieces and not the little wing dings just the way I like it. The fish was good and crispy to perfection, the salad wasn't anything special but since it came with the meal I cant complain. The place is not that big, but they do have a few seats where you can sit down and eat it you like. What I like is that you can call you order in and just pick it up, service is friendly and greeted me when I walked in to pick up my order. This was my first time here and I would have to say I will be coming back for more.

I only had a Falafel gyro ($4.50), they didn't even fill the bread but that's ok because I didn't like it, Fries, and Gyro. I took 1 bite of the falafel and didn't finish the rest (such a waste of money), the fries not fresh cut and they poured tons of seasoning salt all over them( tell them no salt if you plan on trying) the gyro was ok. They also put very hot fries in a styrofoam container and we all know styrofoam MELTS! They should put a piece of aluminum foil there so fries don't have melted styrofoam taste, didn't finish fries either.

Good food reasonable prices. Made fresh as you wait. A good selection of middle eastern or American fare made really well and fresh from the grill. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.

For the price, honestly can't complain. You call, get food, leave. I know some people want a different environment but there are other restaurants for that.The 2 gyros for $5 is the greatest. I have had gyros of the same quality for far more expensive. Are they the best ones you'll ever have? No, but they will be the best cheap ones youve had. And we need that in the age of even McDonald's getting expensive for what it is

The price, 2 for 5 Gyros, its unbeatable. Not only is it incredibly cheap it tastes fantastic as well.

We had the best time ever today at jerusalem pizza , we came in the morning and had the best lunch ever its more then perfect we loved it

My Mom and I went into the restaurant last night. My mother was trying to make small talk and be kind. The guy the delivers and takes the orders got really rude with her and slammed his hand down infront of her. He then told her to order her food she has 10 minutes. She did and it was awful. My order was good. Now, if you are upset with a customer trying to make conversation don't make their food bad. They up charge for the sauces because of the cost of the containers. The one man needs to get his attitude towards customers corrected. I had noticed that they have lost business. I was thinking it was due Covid now I know it's his attitude. Just fix the food and get it right.