Gyros on Wheels

Gave you a lot for the $. More of a box rice pilaf than Mediterranean rice. Pita was hot and they gave a lot of gyro meat which was flavorful. Lady was nice and explained differences to us. Ate at the community benches which had a lot of dogs around. Overall, not a bad meal but more suited for indoors to keep food hot.

Pretty good for the price. For around $20 you can get a combo plate that comes with beef/lamb, chicken, rice, salad, hummus, fries, and pita. The first bite of beef/lamb was incredible. Nice and fatty and flavorful, but once the meat cools down it becomes rather dry and salty. I was not a fan of the chicken. It reminded me of luncheon meat. It didn't taste like chicken nor feel like it. The best parts of the meal ended up being the fries, hummus, salad, and rice. The fries remained crispy throughout the whole meal, even when covered in sauce. And the blandness and freshness from the rice and salad were a welcome reprieve from the dry and salty meat towards the end of the meal. I would go again for the fries, salad, and hummus. Probably not worth it to get a combo plate since it's an extra $4 for the same amount of meat, just stick to the lamb/beef if you really want to try.

Pretty average food here. I got the falafel plate that came with 4 falafels, rice, salad, salad and pita bread with 4 different sauces. For $15.95, you definitely get a lot of food. But the falafels were very dry and needed a lot of sauce to eat them. The food came out within minutes. Service was nice.

I came here and got the falafel wrap which came with fries. Spark Social has a large number of options but I was looking for something not too unhealthy, not too overpriced, and satisfying. Gyros on Wheels gave me exactly what I was looking for! The meal came out to about $14 and tasted very fresh and filling. The person who took my order was super nice and it only took about 10 minutes for my food to be ready. The crinkle cut fries were perfectly salted and crispy. The falafel was flavorful and the vegetables were very fresh. I will definitely come back here next time I am at Spark Social!

Super nice staff. First time here at Spark Social after missing my rowing class across the street. Seriously who locks their doors before class starts with lights off and leaves just their dog roaming in the lobby? Ordered at the tablet but I also see some people paying with tickets, not sure where they bought the tickets and whether it is a better deal. Got the combo plate $18 which is a great deal for a huge amount of food -soft pita, well-seasoned chicken and beef shavings, salad, fluffy rice, and plump fries plus a side of hummus. Everything was so good and satisfied my halal craving. If it is not so difficult to get to this part of town, I'd be back on the regular.

Considering how many times I've been to Spark Social over the years, even I have to admit I'm kind of surprised it's taken me this long to finally come here. Not to say that they've been here all of those times nor have I not been curious about them. It's just that with so many trucks there these days, I've always found the need to hit up one of the visiting options knowing that Gyros on Wheel is one of the permanent vendors!Across each of the times I've passed by them, I've almost always ended up standing in front of Gyros on Wheels and debating whether to finally try them out. It's hard not to, once you stop and look at the menu - not only do all the photos of their food look good, but just about everything they have sounds so appealing! Hummus, falafels, dolmas, salads, sandwiches/wraps, fries, plates/bowls, baklava, and even loukoumades (Greek donuts)!-- HUMMUS FALAFEL PLATE - Hummus, Falafel, Tzatziki, and Pita Bread...$11(https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gyros-on-wheels-san-francisco-2?select=BqEo88UlYTCuTsEvyCojMA)Based on the photo/menu, this seemed a bit pricey for just three falafels and hummus, but you actually get a lot. There's a good amount of pita bread and hummus, which was smooth and flavorful, and the falafel was both crispy and delicious.-- GYRO SANDWICH - Lamb & Beef Gyro, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Onions, Tzatziki Sauce, Pita Bread, and French Fries...$13.75(https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gyros-on-wheels-san-francisco-2?select=R01QUNP9mwolfw5B_-kDuw)First and foremost, this was way bigger than I had expected! The veggies were fresh and the pita was soft, but the gyro left me conflicted. While it was juicy and tasty, it was also really salty. The tzatziki was also a little funky, but I loved the fries (crispy and well seasoned).As far as service goes, it was fine, though I wouldn't say it was great. The worker at the window seemed nice enough and was happy to take our order, but it seemed to take a while for the food to come out. Not that I had a problem with waiting, but it was hard not to notice when there was no one else around and neighboring trucks seemed to be churning out orders so much faster by comparison.If I could, THREE AND A HALF STARS would be about right, but rounded down. There's a decent chance I'll be back again at some point and I could end up changing this, but hard to give it a four now given how salty the gyro was.

Checked this place out at spark social. I think this place is ok. Service is quick. Food is ok. The pita bread was definitely burnt in my opinion. The fries were over cookies. The rice and the beef was good. Not sure if food should be this black but to me it's burnt. But I prefer a little less black pita bread.

Best food I've had in sf came here on a whim because everything else seemed to take to long and we were in a hurry we got the gyro plate and dannnng every part of it was delicious. And the service was fast.

Often my go-to for lunch. Very flavorful falafel... I've been eating more lately... and their falafel sandwich and falafel plates are very filling. I've been going to them for a few months now and they don't disappoint.

If you want to pay $20 for a rubber meat place, this is your spot. Food was not good, will not be coming back here, ever