Taste of Greece

Freaking delicious. Their New York style gyro is my "go to" choice. Their desserts are a secret gem you cannot pass up. Baklava and chocolate cake are my favorites here. Great part of the East Market experience

We finally made it to Savor Clintonville's parking lot to give Taste of Greece a go and SO glad we did! The gentleman working (owner??) is so kind! Prices are great and the food is REALLY good. My lamb gyro was fresh and flavorful. The fries come as a huge serving and have herbs and a sprinkle of cheese (parm?) on them (my new favorite fries of all time!) Husband added feta and banana peppers to his gyro and loved it, also. I brought my baklava home and it was a gorgeous treat. The food truck location is in a parking lot, but the picnic table and umbrella were clean and such a nice addition. There are potted trees and flowers too, to make it even more welcoming. For me, absolutely worth the short drive to support them. Two thumbs up!

EXCELLENT lamb gyro AND side dishes! I'm 100% hooked and will gladly spend my money here! One of the two brothers who own/run their food stall was great to chat with while the other brother was dominating the stove. By the way, hot off the grill was no joke - my food was delicious and very flavorful because it was cooked to order. For a time, back when they opened, this stall use to serve tagine plates on the weekend (only), but that has since been removed - sad face. I was delighted that ToG's side dishes we tried were just as much stars of the show as their lamb gyros! Their Brussels side was very lightly seasoned, the sprouts were sauteed with a flavorful oil, and I've never seen sprouts sauteed with sliced green grapes! I patently hate sprout dishes that tout all kinds of toppings that brutally mask the flavor of the healthy veggie tag; this side dish is officially the best sprouts dish I've ever had. I got the side dish to share with my mother, but ended up getting a serving of my own, since I was hooked. Same high marks for their Zaalouk side, too. The flavors were incredible: not too much of anything, just plain flavorful! The accompanying pita triangles were an afterthought, as that eggplant/stewed tomatoes/garlic/cilatro getup deserved its own spotlight. On my gyro, I forgot to ask for lite sauce, but it wasn't bad at all; I could easily taste the components wrapped in the fresh, soft pita bread. The meat was so good, and plenty shavings to fill the pita, too. I easily got my money's worth of shaved protein. Since opening The East Market has been a mixed bag of food stall offerings, so I'm really glad I finally tried ToG. I'm sure I'll be back by next time I'm in the area. Shoot, I'd go out of my way for those two side dishes any day.

I was in the East Market and decided to try this place. The food is made fresh to order, and I had their chicken gyros and lamb chops. The chicken gyro was juicy with amazing tzatziki sauce, and the lamb chops were perfectly cooked with flavorful rice. Loved the place and highly recommend it.

My favorite vendor at the market! The fries are my favorite of anywhere, dipped in their tzatziki sauce. The gyro is always so fresh and the warm pita with crisp veggies is perfect. The workers are so friendly and genuinely care about your food. It's the first stall if coming in from the Kelton Ave. entrance.

Tasty stuff! On a whim, my partner and I shared an afternoon bite from Taste of Greece. With the gyro meat roasting on a spit, how could we resist? We chose the open-face gyro plate and a side of fries. There was a generous portion of meat, one pita, and a salad. For the price, two pitas and a little more salad would have been nice. However, everything tasted delicious. I really liked the seasoning on the fries, too. In all, the service was quick and the environment was energetic with the bustle of the East Market. I'd definitely recommend it if you're in the area and in the mood for Greek eats.

Decided to checkout east Market and this place did not disappoint got a veggie gyro made vegan. Herbs were plentiful making every bite delicious. Others food ahead of me looked great as well.

Came to try the East market! The parking was plentiful and free! Decided to try this place and was happy we did. The workers were so nice. They answered questions about which dishes they recommended and then they asked us how we liked our food. I ordered this meat and it came with two different sides! Lots of different options on the menu. There were lots of sides to chose from. So that was fun! The food was very reasonably priced at ~$12. It was pretty filling! There was a decent wait of ~15 minutes to order and 15 minutes to be ready. I enjoyed it and was glad I tried it! They had the best little mints at checkout too

I went to the one inside East Market. The food was great: Calamar, Taziki sauce, Baklava.I got it to go. The bill came to $12.99 but they made the assumption that a crippled up old lady wanted to only get $2.00 change from $15.00. Didn't even give me an option to add it to their tip jar. Everything on the menu ends in $.99... multiply that by the number of items they sell and it adds up quickly in untracked income for someone.The option is the customer's to make, otherwise it is stealing. It how you make the customers feel that brings them back as much as the food quality. It's a shame because I never continue to support businesses that do this practice.

We ordered online. They were out of one item and didn't communicate that to use. They got another item wrong (both wrong protein and instead of no banana peppers, it seemed like there were extra). However the steak kabob was phenomenal. And the prices were good. Next time I'll dine in and I bet it will be 5 stars. Most of the problems seemed communication based.