Anna's Famous Gyros

The food is amazingly delicious and fresh! The tzatziki sauce was the absolute best I've had and fresh too. The fries were hot and delicious. The service was top notch. Their prices are very reasonable. Unfortunately for them their ac was down on this particular day otherwise I would have given 5 stars for the atmosphere as well. The facility is clean and well kept. I will definitely be back for sure. Thank you Anna's!

This was my first time to try Anna's and I was very pleased. The food quality was excellent and there was definitely enough for 2. Cooked to order with a fresh garden & a pile of fresh French fries. Nice couple owns and operates the restaurant. Don't believe the negative reviews and just try it for yourself if you like Gyros. Just because people aren't fake, cheesy nice doesn't mean they're rude.

My husband has been eating here since 2011. Knowing I love Mediterranean, my husband insisted we make a detour from our old regulars, so I could try the food at Anna's Gyro's This small mom and pop shop is locally owned and operated by the cutest elderly couple, who have been operating at this location for at 11 years, possibly longer. My husband ordered the lamb gyro by itself and I ordered the Koobideh kabob and what I thought was a small Greek side salad. The food was made fresh to order and brought to the table in closed to go boxes. Due to the Covid 19, I appreciated that extra measure of precaution, as there were others in the restaurant. My husband received an overflowing amount of meat in his gyro, along with yogurt sauce, and I received a huge Greek salad, two very large beef kabobs, yogurt sauce, (and it clearly says yogurt sauce, not tzatziki sauce on the menu), along with enough rice to fill the entire bottom of the box and a small container filled with Persian salad, (tomato, cucumber and onion). All of the food was extremely fresh and very tasty, including the yogurt sauce. To address some things I read in the other reviews about this place... 1. My husband is OCD about germs. So OCD, he is CDO. The restaurant looked and smelled clean. He looked over the floor, tables and counter before we even ordered. Had he seen signs of bugs or uncleanliness, we would have left immediately. In addition, in the 11 years he has eating here, he has never had a problem with his food. 2. This restaurant is a MEDITERRANEAN restaurant, not a Greek restaurant. Almost all Mediterranean restaurants serve gyro and other similar dishes, but they don't all serve tzatziki sauce. Why? Because there are multiple styles of Mediterranean food such as: Syrian, Greek, Irainian, Israeli, Jordanian, Lebanese, etc. Each has their own spice flavor palette, their own type of bread, and their own type of sauces. If you're specifically looking for a Greek flavor palette, don't rate someone badly because you didn't bother to take five minutes to find out what style of food they cook. Instead of dash and grab, take five minutes to know the people that prepare your food. 3. With Covid19 running rampant for nearly a year now, every human being on the planet knows you can only go to the drink station one time. Refilling a container that you have used is not Covid19 compliant. If a restaurant owner gets caught allowing someone to refill a possibly Covid19 infected cup at the drink station, they could be shut down. Anyone that doesn't know that by now must be living under a rock and shouldn't be going out in public and putting everyone's lives at risk. 4. I don't know what the issue was over the price, but this is an elderly couple and English is not their first language. They speak English just fine, but sometimes it is difficult to remember the right words if someone is behaving badly in front of you or if there is a word or two you don't understand. Not saying that is what happened. However, as with all true ethnic restaurants, (and might I add, persons old enough to be your parents and should be treated with respect just for that), diplomacy, patience and respect should be in order when resolving confusion or conflicts. 5. This is a mom and pop, owner operated shop that is open 7 days a week. If you order food, they cook it, allow you to eat there and then lock the door after you leave, even though it is the middle of the day and they don't close until 8 pm, do you suppose they might have had an appointment somewhere they needed to go to? They don't have any staff to cover, so they have to close if something comes up. In summary, Anna's Gyros is locally owned and operated. The owner operators are long standing members of the community who make excellent fresh Mediterranean food, with generous portions, at a low price. If you seek Mediterranean food, or even American food, (burgers, corn dogs, fries, onion rings, cheese sticks, fried mushrooms, etc.), I highly recommend Anna's Gyros.