Zeus Greek Street Food

Anytime I’m on this side of town I make it a point to stop by. I know my food is going to be right…prepped & cooked on the spot and I’ve yet to see them use anything but fresh ingredients! No preservatives. And gluten free (not the pitas though🙃). What’s not to love?! Bring your appetite because portions are huge. Fair pricing. My faves include the Zeus (lamb gyro), Greek salad, and their baklava!!!! Enjoy!

Amazing food!! This is definitely the best Greek restaurant in town, I've eaten here more times than I can count now and I feel like I can definitely say that! The items are always consistent in quality and quantity, everything is always fresh and hot as well! Their spanakopita is definitely my favorite and it reminds me of home. Amazing food, friendly staff and great atmosphere for dining in! What more can be said? If you have yet to give this place a visit, this is your sign to go now!

This was an absolute gem! Their health inspection score was definitely on the low side, but based on what I saw and experienced, it must have been a bad day. The prep line was very clean, each plate had very good attention to detail, and the workers were dressed very well. The food was beautiful and very delicious! I will definitely return!

Zeus Greek Street Food – 2/5 I had high hopes for this place, but overall it was just okay. I tried the gyro with fries inside—it was my first time having one like that, and while it was interesting, it wasn’t the best gyro I’ve ever had. The meat lacked flavor, and the overall taste didn’t stand out. I also ordered a rice and chicken salad bowl (not sure of the exact menu name, but it was recommended). Unfortunately, it didn’t impress me either. The rice was overcooked and topped with what seemed like paprika, but lacked depth in flavor. Customer service left much to be desired. I felt rushed while ordering, and the staff member kept stopping mid-conversation to take calls and chat with someone named Kylie. It didn’t feel welcoming or attentive. For the price, I expected more—both in

I was extremely disappointed with my experience here. I ordered the Gyro Platter, and it was hands down the driest, most unseasoned gyro I’ve ever had. The meat was overcooked and lacked any flavor, the pita was burnt, and the rice had absolutely no seasoning whatsoever. It also seems like throwing fries on a gyro is the new trend—but these fries were cold, and there was no lettuce at all. The overall plate felt careless and poorly executed. For context, I eat gyros almost once a week from places like Gyro Bros or Cafe Agora—where they literally know me by name—so I know what a good gyro should taste like. This was not it. To top it off, extra tzatziki sauce costs $1.81, which feels excessive considering the food desperately needed it. I would not recommend this place.