Greek Cafe Grill

Went in while the worker and/or owners were having a break. This lady was having her meal and got up to serve me as what appeared to be the owner was also cooking. The gyros are excellent but the meat is fried not rotisserie like you see at many other Greek places. That being said, I don't think the quality was less. The sandwich was generously proportioned and the dropped extra fries even though I only ordered one. This place has great food, a small dining atmosphere with a patio that screams comfort in an otherwise busy city and customer service that is top notch. If I lived closer, this would be my 100% go to for lunch.

I'd give this place 3.5 if I could. It looses a star for customer service- and another for quality of product. I walked in at 12:30 on a Tuesday. It's lunch time and the place is dead. I'm not really greeted- more of a woman numbly asking me what I wanted... It may be just me, but if someone comes into my place of business to spend their hard earned money, I want them to feel good about it. No one working here seemed to want me there. I ordered a lunch special, which was a gyro pita wrap, side and a drink. The food came up quickly. I originally ordered fries, but after seeing their rice changed my side to rice (it looked really good). The man making my plate allowed me to do a small amount of rice and tabouli with a side of tzatziki which was also on my pita. The gyro pita wrap was good, the rice was fantastic, the tabouli was missing the wheat, there was a tiny bit in there but mostly tomatoes and parsley, but still delicious, especially mixed with the rice. The tzatziki sauce however, which, for me, makes everything when it comes to a gyro pita, was extremely lacking. It tasted like milk and sour cream. There is a lot of potential here- it's a nice sized place, the food was good and with a few small changes, could be outstanding.