Sam's Gyros

I walk by here a lot and never really see people in here (and I saw wildly inconsistent reviews) so I decided to give it a try for lunch one day. Honestly, its pretty good. Nothing earthshattering, but if you want a fast, cheap gyro place with good portions and tasty food this is your place. I paid 7.50 (before tip, after tax) for a, frankly, gigantic chicken gyro wrap that I scarfed for lunch. It was well seasoned, not too greasy, an abundance of onion, tomato, and cucumber, and loaded with meat. Again, this is your quintessential fast gyro place. The food is tasty, its cheap, and you get plenty of it. If I have any criticism its that I probably wouldn't eat-in, as its a bit dingy inside, but who eats-in at a gyro place anyway? Again, I have seen that some reviews are very very critical of this place, maybe it depends on who is staffed - but I had a pretty good experience. Next time I have a gyro craving I'll probably stop by.

I stopped over here for lunch the other day and ordered a whole spicy gyro, and when I tell you this is the best thing since sliced bread, I mean it! It was so juicy and meaty (pause) the spices and that fresh cucumber sauce just goes together beautifully. I portion of fries could be a little bigger, but I’m not complaining. Now that I’m thinking about it, I just may head back up there to grab dinner tonight

This is a great little hole in the wall restaurant, I will be back for sure. The food was amazing and authentic. We visited at 4pm and were served right away. It is not a glamorous location and the AC was minimal, one chef/server/host, but this didn't bother us. The food was reasonably priced, hot and prompt to arrive. I ordered the falafel sandwich and kids shared a gyro, we were more than satisfied! Particularly recommend the greek fries, crispy and tasty and doused in crumbly feta, olive oil and oregano for only $3.50 - will order these again for sure.

This place is great to get in a pinch! This place is very well priced and has pretty good food. If you are expecting traditional Greek then don't expect it here. They do have very good hummus and pita though that you can get for during the week for lunches for your kid or you at work. They do not seem to have the best sanitation based off of covid standards. I would definitely check it out though!

A neat little Gyro shop in the heart of the Meridian-Kessler neighborhood. They make some pretty decent gyros and the service was nice and friendly too. They don’t seem to be getting much business so I’m thankful we made it here. Overall, if you’re a gyro person and you’re in the area, this place is worth checking out.

The spicy gyros are the best gyros I've ever had, normal gyros were good but spicy was spectacular. The thin sliced meat and spices with the cucumber sauce is simpler than others I've had but it proves simple is sometimes better. It's served inside the pita bread which I prefer. The lamb kabob was good as well. Quite a bit of rice with chunks of meat and different vegetables. I personally would prefer more meat and vegetables but it definitely isn't needed. With the rice it filled me up. My girlfriend usually gets the chicken shawarma which she has let me try. Smaller chunks of marinated chicken and she usually gets the cucumber sauce. I have gotten the beef shawarma which was on equal ground as the chicken, both were good. I've also gotten a few different appetizers and sides. The hummus and saganaki being my favorite appetizers, the Greek fries are good for a side. Lastly, I've tried the baklava which was an excellent way to end the meal. I'm not a huge fan of cinnamon and this was perfect for me. Not too much, just enough. I love the food here and hope to continue eating here well into the future!