I keep going back here again and again because the food is always greasy and offensive -superb. The service is appropriately tense and aggressive. For a gyro place, perfect.
The Pepsi products are a bit more expensive than at some other places, but the food is quite reasonable when you consider all the steps involved in turning several animals into a fifty pound wheel of reconstituted flesh. (Their portions are quite large, even the small gyro or chicken 'meat' sandwich.)
The tables are a bit too slick with grease and close together, but the acoustics are pretty good since no one is ever there so you don't hear other people's conversations like at some other restaurants.
I've been to George's other restaurants and I like them too, with the exception of the "Famous Gyro George" bistro in Olmsted Falls and the Parma locations, and only because the Greek chatter gets way too loud for me.