Gyro Hut

The food might be halal but the taste is the worst. I will never go back again

My first visit was a good one, My Gyro was full of meat and cheese, delicious. Others in my party had falafel, they loved it. Plenty of food for your money and delicious. The place is quite small, only seats for about 12 people, I think its a great take out spot, and its busy so many others feel the same.

I went there for Iftar today. It was a dissapointment. Gyro was fine but soup was really bad. You expect more when you pay $15 for a meal. Since it is iftar our dinner take a little longer then usual, one of the guys told us there are people waiting, and that was very annoying. If you can handle bad treatment it is a good place to go, but I don't like things like that.

Excellent place to eat gyros, we went to this place after reading reviews from other websites and Zabihah. People working there make fresh gyros and it's enough to fill you up. We had Chicken gyros and were great. There were 4 people working behind the counter, which means place is always busy. I would definitely recommended going to this place and it's close to Idris Masjid as well.

great gyros, friendly staff. love their greek fries!

The food here is excellent. It is owned by the same person as Gyro House in Shoreline. And Just like the Shoreline restaurant, you get lots of meat in the gyro sandwich. My brother-in-law ordered a gyro and he couldn't figure out how to eat it because it was packed so full with meat. I ordered the beef burger and that was very good too.

Their quality of food varies with who cooks it when. Sometimes the food is excellent and sometimes its just pedestrian. The owners are very polite and friendly people. You just have to chance your luck and see if you get lucky. The shawarma sandwiches and plates are good and the chicken burgers are acceptable.