Uncle Gussy's

Best quality food truck in New York City. I would eat here every day if I could. Chicken was perfectly marinated and grilled. Greek salad was fresh, and they put enough good quality feta and the better Greek olives in it. The tzatziki sauce was exactly the way it should be with a bit of garlic in it. Very affordable for New York City compared to the store fronts. The staff is great and can handle the long lines, unlike the store fronts.

I love this place. I usually get chicken breast over fries which comes with a little salad and pita. I add sauteed onions, and hot sauce with tzatziki. Hot sauce is spicy enough but if you aren't into heat don't get it. Also, they put a liberal amount of sauce on the food so if you don't like that add it to the side. Even if there is a long line the wait is not bad at all. The service is great, the guys who take orders and hand them out are extremely nice and friendly. Price is pretty decent for the amount of food you get. Highly recommend this truck. It's pretty much a must go if I am in the area.

SOo, caught Uncle Gussy's on a very light foot traffic day (last time the line was around the corner and extending up Park Ave). What immediately impressed me was the large and very clear informational sign, instructing guests on what and how to order! Ordered their biggest meal, the Hercules, since I was sharing and wanted (more than) enough for self. The food was great (!!) as expected. The quantity, though, is what prompted emotions of love and will guarantee a return. Uncle Gussy's 'feeds you like family' and this can't be overstated. The service was focused and very friendly, and as a native-NYer I cherish that. Very glad I bumped into UG on the way back from running around in midtown this week. - a very satisfied Guy

This is a food truck located on Park Avenue in the low 50s. The food is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. We always get a gyro with red onions, Lettuce and sauce on the side. The gyro is HUGE. It's about $10 and is very fresh. The staff is so friendly and personable. My brother told me about the spot and my brother is very particular about where he buys his food. He normally doesn't eat truck food. This is the ONLY place where he will go. If you're in the area, stop by and try their tasty food. I think they close around 3:30 or 4pm so it's best to just call them up for confirmation. I hope they never leave NYC. With so many things changing, it's a nice feeling to know that good people who sell good food are still around.

$20 for two of us to eat a NY phenomenal street vendor food truck. “Eat where the locals eat.” And we did. Took lunch over to the lobby of nearby high rise and ate in the warmth. Wife and I both had the gyro lamb/beef combo with the works. The spicy sauce is tasty and has a good kick. Tzatziki sauce cut that heat just right.