Gyro House

Amazing food and great service! I ordered the jumbo gyro and was honestly surprised…it was truly jumbo, way bigger than I expected. The food was absolutely delicious, and the hummus was especially amazing, very creamy and flavorful. On top of that, the service was excellent. The girls who helped us were very kind, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Ate here for the first time today and will definitely return! We had the pita and hummus appetizer, Gyro sandwiches, and the chicken kabobs sandwich. It was all so delicious! The favors were amazing! The staff was very friendly and kind. You definitely need to try this place!

10/10 - got the House Gyro, had a bit more toppings then im used to and I loved it. The hummus was an excellent touch. Everything was clean and smooth when I went in. Service was timely and easy to work with. I will most definitely be returning! It is very fair with price, the House Gyro is $10.89 after tax (dont forget to tip!)

This place is located at the Delmar Loop. Easy to find and across the street from The Pageant I like the workers they’re very friendly. I liked the atmosphere, lots of space to sit. The food was great, but next time I go I probably won’t eat the chicken gyro. It ended up being too dry and too much black pepper. I loved the gyro meat and the lamb surprisingly. Definitely a spot I would return to.

I’ve been to Gyro House on numerous occasions and I have only had pleasant experiences! I have recommended it to many, many people, bragging about how fresh and delicious the food is! This evening I visited, and encounter a man (and I use that term lightly), who was extremely ignorant, rude, and obviously not educated enough to know the difference between “sandwich” and “kebab.” I attempted to order a kebab, based on what’s listed on THEIR menu , and he kept correcting me saying “Sandwich.” The definition of a kebab is “meat, veggies or fish, typically grilled, and served on a skewer or spit.” As opposed to the pathetic attempt at correcting the customer, perhaps he could have simply explained they didn’t have skewers, (which has happened in one of my previous visits, and is totally oka