King Of Gyros

We've watched this place develop over the past few months and finally had a chance to come have dinner. Met Danny and Dennis, brothers and owners. Their parents own the other location in Tempe. Danny said it took about a year to get the place up and running. It's bigger than you think! They have a whole upstairs space set up for dining as well and you can fit a good size group for dining. You are met with a huge wall mural of Chicago on the main wall, which is awesome. The family is from Chicago! They have a big menu with many of the traditional Greek foods. We decided to split the Supreme Plate, which comes with steak, chicken, and gyro meat. The steak and chicken are grilled to perfection with the perfect amount of seasoning to bring out the juiciness of the meat. And their gyro meat is awesome! Long strips of perfectly cooked lamb and beef, cut from their huge loafs of cooked meat. The plate comes with some choices and we had the rice and chose the lentil soup and then ordered a separate side of Greek fries and Greek salad. Ok, so I already talked about the wonderful meats...the rice! OMgosh...the rice is cooked to perfection with seasonings that include sumac, which was so yummy. And the lentil soup? Ok, so we are officially hooked on the soup! It has a light curry-like flavor and almost reminded us of pea soup but it's made with lentils. Thick and creamy with bits of lentils and seasonings throughout. I think this soup will become a regular thing in our home! The plate is also topped with onions and tomato chunks, sprinkled with paprika I believe. Danny said the onions are seasoned with some lemon juice I think? My wife loved them and said they were so much better than the pickled ones you typically see. We had two pieces of warmed pita which was soft and perfect to wrap your meat into. The garlic sauce was great...just the perfect amount of garlic to make a tasty sauce and not knock you over! The salad is fresh, covered with feta, green bell peppers, and a tomato slice and the Greek dressing is fresh and good. We actually brought the salad home! The Greek fries were cooked to fried perfection, sprinkled with feta and comes with some of that delicious Greek dressing, which I poured about half the container on mine. So, so yummy!Their baklava is perfect! You are given a good portion and it isn't too sweet or soaked in tons of honey. It's buttery, just a tad of sweetness and crunchy with the chopped pistachios. Overall we have to give a 5 star review for this place. It's incredible and awesome and I hope they do well in the location. They are surrounded by businesses so their lunch crowd should grow in time...especially when word-of-mouth spreads. Our favorite new Greek place! Thank you so much Danny for talking with us and we wish you and your brother the best of luck! You deserve it!

The food here is as good or better than their Tempe location.My go to is the Beef Plate. Their gyro is great as well. Service is order and pick up at the counter. The place is very casual. Go for the food, not the ambiance.

I stumbled on this location while running errands during my lunch break, and it was a pleasant surprise to find a familiar restaurant in a new spot. The menu, staff, and layout are similar to the one in Tempe, but I was even more surprised to see that there is an upstairs area to accommodate the large number of lunch visitors. The lunch crowd tends to be the busiest, so having the extra seating upstairs is a great asset. The food is consistently good, and I have no complaints; they do their best to serve it quickly, but on this visit, longer than expected. I plan to return, especially considering its convenience to my activities in the area.

I come here sometimes if I don't bring lunch when I'm occasionally in the office. This gyro spot opened up recently, maybe a few months ago. It's great! My favorite item is the spicy gyro- the one called piccado. Very nice, it has jalapeño peppers for a nice spice. The firefighter one is very similar but has grilled red peppers instead. Both good. Service seems to have sped up since the first few times I went, it was very new back then. The staff is friendly. The place is clean and has plenty of seating. I just noticed the second level of seating today so my coworker and I ate up there. It's perfect as an office lunch spot so I wouldn't come out here unless at work, but if you're in this area at one of the nearby offices, or live nearby it's a great option for a quick and tasty meal. Didn't go crazy with photos, just a few from my meal today.

Tried this location which just recently opened. It's your standard gyro/Mediterranean fast food joint. It's new and clean. No complaints on the decor or locationsOrdered a gyro combo with fries. The portion was large - probably enough for two meals if you're calorie conscious. The gyro was good and the fries were crisp but bland - could use some salt.However, while waiting, we glanced at our receipts for our order numbers and noticed an unexpected charge - a "convenience fee" of 4% had been silently added to each of our bills.What is this convenience fee for? The convenience of ordering food from a fast-food place? The point of fast-food is convenience. Why is there a specific charge here? Are they passing on their cc fees to the customer? Why didn't they tell us there's a cc fee? Most places have that posted if they do it. They had a modern POS terminal and they are a chain so it's not like they're a mom-and-pop shop where you usually see a cc fee. So really, this just comes down to an extra way to sneak a few cents from each customer. Poor business practice.

Between the beefy jerky style meat and the overload of sauce they definitely didn't care .

Clean, delicious food, friendly staff. I loved the other location and so I was excited when this one arrived. Gonna be a regular spot for me!

The food was great. Everything was fresh and well proportioned. Plenty of space to eat and be comfortable. Employees were friendly and helpful. I recommend and will definitely eat here again.

Recently I decided to try a gyro joint that is across the street from my office. It hasn't been there long, and we don't have a whole lot of lunch spots to choose from in the Price tech corridor, so I was anxious to try it out. It did not disappoint! The staff is friendly, the portions are extremely generous, and the food is delicious, fresh and authentic! You can have lots of things besides gyros too, like Greek salad, baba ghanoush, hummus dishes, etc. The pita bread tastes freshly baked. Really you can't go wrong no matter what you order. And the gyro platter (and other platters) come with two sides, which you can choose from fries, rice and lentil soup among other things. My favorite combo is with the fries and the lentil soup. Also, be sure to order an extra tzatziki sauce packet; it's that good!

Tried the gyros and chicken gyros ! Price was good and gyros was a nice size and flavorful but chicken gyros was very small , no meat not worth the price paid ! Fries were large size but bland and not crispy enough ! Then they charged a convenience fee of 4% . Won't come back can go to other places with no fee and better food !