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dateCreated	2011-01-01 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Famous Gyro George
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rev:text	Sorry -- meant to post this one for the Brunwick location, not Parma...this location was not open New Year's Day You know, the cool thing about places like this is that you pretty much know what you're getting going in and there are no surprises. So, if you're looking for a place to brunch with Buffy and Misty and the other girls from the club, uh, pick somewhere else. IF, on the other hand, you're looking for a no-frills, bang-for-your-buck type of place (and aren't a card-carrying member of the clean police), this be the place. So, it's New Year's Day and I was jonesing for a Gyro. I eat maybe two a year. And today, for some reason, I had to have one. And thanks to my buddy, Steve, for telling there was a Famous Gryo George in Brunswick, a quick 20 minutes from where I live. By the way, if any of you need THE best auto/truck/boat detailer around (and he comes to YOU), send me a note and I'll share his contact info. If that's not yelp-friendly apologies to management and feel free to strike this part. Anyway, drove to B-wick and found FGG in what looked like an old Friendly's or something similar. The nice lady at the counter took my order, gave me a tray and said they'd bring the food out. Got just a regular gyro (they have many platters and sizes) and found it to be EXACTLY what I had a taste for. Nice, flavorful meat sitting on top of a yummy pita or whatever they call it, lettuce, tomatoes, and yogurt sauce on the side. It was kinda too big to eat like a sandwich so I just used my knife and fork, which were perfect examples of "no-frills." See, they WERE metal, but when I started cutting the fork bent in my hand. OK, they are metal--or barely metal-or a metal lookalike. Who cares; they did the job. Got a chance to see plenty of other dishes as the place was busy and everything looked very good. Paid 5.99 for a regular gyro and worth every penny. And I saw a sign saying that on Tuesday's it's two for one! You are not going to beat that. Oh, and I brought home bakalava. Haven't tried it yet but it looks absolutely gorgeous plus it's about the size of a hubcap. OK, not quite that big but it's at least twice the size of what I usually see. So, steer the Club Girls elsewhere--unless they love honest food and killer gyros at very reasonable prices. In that case, they'll love Famous Gyro George just like the rest of us.
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rev:reviewer	Alan

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