What I have found to be an excellent gyros product with fresh home cut fries is just a few miles north at Squab Gyros. On the up side, I think this is a family owned business and I might try them again for something else and I know when I flew in late from O’Hare they were the only thing open a few years back. I am fairly confident that I cannot finish the other sandwich I made unless I go buy a cup of sauce from somewhere else, Likely Bill’s Place which does a much better job on Gyros and sauce. If you are expecting a traditional experience skip the sauce here. For the life of me I can’t figure out wth is in it. I know people have raved on here but just what is that stuff? It is not even close to a Tzatziki sauce.
I much prefer the skinny fries from just down the street at Mickey’s. I am not a big fan of these fat fries, but if you are they were ok. As I opened the bag I noted the fries are the large crinkle cut and crisp and fresh. Gyros meat and toppings were ample and I always order an extra pita to make a second sandwich for later as most places are generous. I ordered the gyros combo that comes with fries and a drink.
Four or five locals were waiting on their food and mine came fairly quick. The girl that took my order was one of the friendliest fast food workers I have met To which I deposited my change and a buck in the tip cup. There are dozens of combos posted on pieces of paper greeting you as you walked in. Yearning for a gyros and wanting to try a new place, I found the reviews on line interesting because I have driven past this unnassuming place dozens of times.
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