Gussy's

Our neighborhood gets food trucks regularly, and Gussy's is definitely one of my favorites. You get a lot of food for your money, and the food is so good! My favorite is the pasticcio - I had never had it before, and it's just delicious. My husband loves their gyro pita, and he really likes the Greek fries (with feta, of course)! We've also had the baklava a couple of times, and it's a very generous portion. We've learned that it's best if we split a portion!Probably my favorite thing about this truck is the employees. There's one employee that has been there every time, and he's one of the most pleasant people that I've ever interacted with. On our most recent visit, I ordered my usual pasticcio and learned just before picking it up that they were out. He helped me choose a substitute, and was just so nice about it! We've only had Gussy's via the food truck, and all of our pleasant experiences with the truck make me really want to check out their bricks and mortar spot. Highly recommend checking out Gussy's!

Gussy's food truck has been coming to our community events and I love their gyro. It is hard to find a good Greek restaurant in the area and I have to say this is one of the best options (on wheels). I also noticed they have a brick and mortar location that we need to check out.The truck is a bright turquoise and happy color with all kinds of Greek icons, flags, and stickers (OPA, got gyros? etc). The team running the truck are all friendly and it is a family affair. I remember reading a story about them in the N&O and love their story and passion. Food: I ordered the lamb gyro with zaziki and it is fresh and tasty. You can also add fries and next time I will do that instead of lettuce because I heard the fries are amazing. Great job with the truck and I can't wait to check out your restaurant location. Ef haristo!

Gussy's got good gyros, guys!I ordered the gyro sans lettuce, tomato, and onion. Total came to $8-something.Only ever having a subpar gyro once elsewhere, I was not really expecting much out of these guys. I ASSumed and made an ass out of myself on that front. The entire thing was super savory, and tasted very fresh which is something I think food trucks mess up often. This is one of those spots where it tastes the way it smells and it smells great. I loved the warm pita, it was soft and airy. Meat was tender, moist, subtly salty, and had good texture. Fries were good by themselves, tasted great in the gyro.. never get the lettuce option over the fries. They tasted like "artisanal" fries that you might find at somewhere like yard house. tziki sauce was a good cutter for the fries and tasted great with the gyro meat. I got a light serving of it on my gyro but a normal portion would've been way better. My fault because, once again, the last time I had it I didn't like it.At this price I think the gyro is worth the cost, it tastes amazing and is very filling. Will definitely eat at gussy's if given the opportunity again.

A lot of food for the money. I have heard a lot about this food truck, it is one of our neighborhood favorites. I ordered a Greek salad with gyro meat and some french fries. The Greek salad was good but was somewhat plain. Could have added more Feta, dressing and pepporincinis. The gyro meat was plentiful. It could have been warmer. Also, I thought the menu stated it came with pita bread, and I did not receive it. On the other hand, the French fries had a lot of great rosemary flavor and they gave me enough to share with my family. Everyone was happy with the fries. Next time, I will try something else such as a chicken pita or falafal.

We came to Gussy's food truck while plant shopping at For Garden's Sake. I had a soup blunder where I dropped and spilled the entire contents of my chicken lemon orzo soup as soon as I sat it down on the table. Demo, who was running the food truck that day, kindly replaced my soup and would not let me pay for the replacement! Not to mention the soup was super tasty, I could tell the broth was homemade. Would gladly come back here again for delicious Greek food and service!

This is a place where you get your money's worth. Imagine, if you will, a styrofoam container chocked full of herbed, crispy, just-the-right-amount of oily french fries, fresh from the fryer. Add this on top of another container stuffed with a feta-covered greek salad with homemade dressing and gyro meat, or one of their massive gyros, loaded down with lettuce, tomato, feta, and tzatziki.My coworker and I always try to split the fries, and we're still too full by the end, but lately I've been getting the Zeus platter, which is basically "give me ALL the things" for just over $10. Gyro meat? Check. Awesome fries? Check. Badass salad? Check. There's also an expertly grilled chicken breast in there.I love this food truck for Greek food and for my fry fix, and you should too.

I had a gyro and a side of fries during a lunch date with Sugarface. We both like their gyro more than Mediterranean Deli's gyros! Minus one star for leaving in the raw onions when I asked for them not to be included. It's the one thing I won't eat! You can blame my otherwise awesome dad for that. (When I was a kid, he made me eat a whole bowl of raw onions to overcome my fear. )

Had their fries and falafel wrap today at GalaxyCon and it was great! It was hot, so I didn't expect people to be that cheery, which I appreciated it. Food was reasonably priced ($16), portions were on the large side, and very delicious. Totally recommend it if you see them around!

I ate the food the first time at a food truck rodeo. The cashier, which was a younger guy that worked the front was super friendly. The rodeo was super packed but he took time with every customer that wasn't familiar with their menu. The truck was clean. I also found out about the actual restaurant and I'm sure I will experience the same thing.

The falafels themselves are definitely the best part - they were so fresh and hot! The veggies were okay, pretty American and onions were a bit overpowering. They added a lot of tzatziki which was also :)