Nikos Gyros

I stopped in during a trip to the Saturday market in the village.This appears as a convenient location. There are three picnic size tables out front, but be aware on a hot weekend, the garbage smell may linger due to the location.For the food: we ordered a traditional gyro.The meat was flavorful but the gyro overall was lacking on the other ingredients. It needed more of the refreshing crunch (lettuce/onion) but did have enough sauce. As for the price, it felt a bit high considering it was a stand alone item. I can give credit that perhaps being right next to the village maybe the rents are high. Another +1 for how quick the food came out, but the staff were not welcoming or friendly in anyway. Kind of a bummer, but will definitely give another chance because everyone has their day.I did note that some folks at the other table had orders of salads and possibly a platter - they looked like healthy portions and down right delicious. I will be back with an update before the end of summer, and hopefully can incorporate this into my regular take out schedule. It has potential!

Love this place! We've been going for years. Wish the food was a little more consistent. My biggest gripe is the pita being hard in spots, and chicken being overcooked ruins the taste. Other than that delish! Love the lamb souvlaki and the gyros.

We've ordered out from Niko's quite a few times, and enjoyed the food well enough and had decent service. The last time we ordered from them was literally the last time, though. My wife opened up her salad and found A LIVE MAGGOT crawling across the container, which was shocking and disgusting as you can imagine. We called the restaurant to speak to someone in the hopes that they would reimburse our meal or do something to make good for it, but instead, we ended up talking to an older woman who yelled at my wife ("What do you want me to do about it?") and offered no refund, reimbursement, or anything resembling sympathy for having sold us inedible food. We threw the rest of the food away. We won't be returning to Niko's Gyros, and I'd suggest if you have a hunger for Greek food, you look elsewhere (unless maggot salad is your favorite).

5 starts for quick and easy and consistently the best gyro in Seattle. Specifically the traditional gyro - great Taziki sauce with feta mixed in and plenty of fresh greens and a couple of tomatoes. Along with a fluffy pita and it's just delicious!

I have been enjoying Nikos for years. They are always kind and food is fresh and plentiful. This evening I went in and had a halibut gyro for 10 dollars! I also really enjoy their lemon/ rice soup, gyro salad and lamb.

Man, I wish we had discovered Niko's sooner. Flavorful hummus and falafel, tender and juicy souvlaki, those Greek fries, yum! Everything delicious. We ordered takeout, but there's a few tables for dining in, as well. When I think of delicious Mediterranean food, it tastes like what you get at Niko's.

A super decent Greek place in Seattle! The food is good and the service is efficient. There is plenty of seating inside and out. This place is a no frills location-- their menu does not change (aside from occasional specials) and you always know what you are going to get.

Always tasty, authentic Greek food. Ready when they promise! Crew is great. Ordering online or via phone is so easy.

I LOVE the food at Nikos. For 25 years Nikos has consistently provided Magnolia with excellent Mediterranean food. They have take out.... and you can dine both inside and out. Inside feels like you are in Greece, which is delightful! Thank you George and Mary for 25 years of wonderful food!

If this is how this restaurant handles waste outside their place of business I question how clean is their food preparation areas? They have been contacted about this mess and continue to put garbage in bags on the sidewalk outside the building