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| - I've visited this place twice and twice, I've gone with the Gyro platter.
Pita bread - warm, super soft, a bit on the small side. Given the portion of meat they give, I don't know how the few pieces of pita are enough. The meat - a beef/lamb combo, is seasoned well, a bit salty and greasy - not unexpected. The main concern with the gyros are a lack of produce on the side. The platter does offer a greek salad (which had lettuce in it along with the cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions, and feta, which was a bit different, but I would have liked to have some undressed produce to go along with the gyros and yoghurt.
The platters are also served with a side of rice - soft and flavorful, but nothing too spectacular. There is also a huge side of roasted lemon potatoes. And this isn't some minor lemon flavor... it's strong.
I also ordered the falafel on the side. Crispy, and served with tzatziki. They're delicious, just a bit small. However, they're inexpensive enough to just order a few extras. (Order 4 falafel and save a penny!)
Staff is friendly. There's a drive through available and plenty of seating inside, although the decor is a bit old and furniture is run-down. Not worth an out of the way trip, but the volume of food is generous and the prices are reasonable.
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