My wife and I are always pleased with the food and service here. I always get gyros here and my wife would be a little more adventurous and get the philly cheese steak. She would share some with me and the taste was out of this world!!!! We also love the fries here, we never had fries as good as the seasoned fries here. I am a devoted fan of gyros grill!!!! Go here and enjoy yourself!!
Review Source:Like others have written here on Yelp, Gyros Grill is a total rip-off.  My family and I went there on a Saturday, early evening for dinner.  I had a $25 restaurant certificate for part of the meal.  It did state that parties of four or more would have an automatic 18% gratuity added to the bill.  Well, first of all the food was improperly cooked, sparse and old.  The gyros plate hardly contained any meat and what was there was more like crumbles, think bacon bits.  The rice was sticky is some places, clumped and hard in other places.  The Baklava was old and not done very well.  The restaurant was dirty with tables that  hadn't been wiped off from the previous customers and salt shakers that stuck to your hand.  There was a TV on that was loud and the servers paid more attention to the TV than to their customers.  As to the final bill, the gratuity I was charged calculated to 19.345 % for four people, lousy service and poor food.  I could have gone to a high end Greek restaurant, had better food and more of it for the same price.  Last word of advice, go somewhere else.
Larry P.
Went here with a co-worker after we had been discussing Turkish food (his wife is from Turkey). We just searched for the closest place that we could get a gyro at and decided to give it a go. I see that other reviews have mentioned some customer service issues. We didn't experience any of that. The guy at the counter was friendly. The cook was just a bit slow, otherwise they seemed fine to me.
The place was pretty easy to find, even if we did take the ridiculous side road back way. It's a small storefront in a small strip mall. Inside, they have a small grocery area and then they have the counter to order food. When we went in on a weekday at lunch time, there was only 1 other person in there eating.
One man was working the counter and another was cooking. We both ordered Gyros. I got the combo that included fries and a soda as well. It took them a while to make the Gyros, even though there wasn't anyone else there. Maybe 10 minutes. Longer than I would have though. The fries I got were lukewarm and soggy. They had just been sitting in a warmer drawer. Not sure how long they had been there.
The gyro was pretty solid. Good bread. Great seasoned meat. The tzaiki sauce was a little mild. Not as bold and flavorful as I would have like. But still sort of tame and tangy. Good sandwich overall. Would have given them another star if the fries would have been fresh. My co-worker who routinely eats this sort of food at home also gave the sandwich a thumbs-up.
We'll probably stop back here again sometime for lunch, since Dino's off France in Edina is just a tad bit too far to reach for our lunch break.
I have passed by this piece of bad word strip mall 1,000 times over 17 years in the Twin Cities. I finally had a reason to head into it because I had an $8 voucher for Gyros Grille. I read reviews and had heard that the owner is a real bad word over people using their coupons. The place was nice enough,but when he saw I had a Crowd Cut, it was like I was a piece of bad word.
Anyway, I ordered the Saturday special,which was like 8 bucks. He said "No go," you can't use a Groupon for that. "I was like seriously?" It's $4 dude, like I really want to bad word you out of $4. Then I started to look at the cool pictures of the Mediterranean food on the menu above the counter. I chose the kabob sandwich. (Chicken) He kept trying to push the $12 plate on me. Dude,if you don't want to treat Groupon customers like normal patrons, then don't offer them. I thought the reason for coupons was to try to get people in your establishment, not piss them off.
Another complaint, my $8 sandwich was supposed to come with fries, (I looked up my order on the printed menu and it said sandwich with fries) My order did not come with fries, I would have thrown them away anyway because I don't eat fries normally, but it was the principle. He tried to save money because fries aren't on the picture above the counter.
Another guy came in after me without a voucher and the owner was all Mr. Nice Guy with him, chatting him up and everything, like a normal proprietor should do. Strange.
I brought the sandwich home and the bread/pita was delicious though. I could have used some more chicken chunks, but every kabob chunk was really good. The sauce was fantastic and the fresh tomatoes and onions were awesome. The meal was perfect for a lunch time sandwich.
Overall, won't come back here, but the chicken kabob sandwich was plenty good though. I am a pretty easy going guy, but nickel and diming me doesn't sit easy with me. Now instead of recommending the place to friends like they wanted with the voucher, I have to tell my story of the cheapness of the ownership.
We are always on the look-out for greek/lebanese food in the Twin Cities, and a  Groupon-type object brought this place into existence for us.
We visited on a Saturday for lunch; I had the gyros and my husband had the Jerusalem plate. The meat was tender, perfectly spiced and delish tzatziki sauce. The Jerusalem plate (which is actually an appetizer) was perfect--a sampler plate full of gyros, hummus, rice, falafal and one or two other items. The falafal was perfectly done: crispy on the outside and seasoned on the inside. We will be back and we will both order the Jerusalem plate--really delicious.
It was so tasty, that my 15-month son was all about this place. As soon as we can teach him to say, "Opa!" we will be back.
I gave this place a try today and found it to be excellent. Â Gyros was outstanding, I had lamb. Â It was my first visit and I came here to try the gyros, but the menu is very interesting and I will be coming for future visits to check other things out. Â The guys that work there were pretty friendly and the vibe here was really inviting. Â Count me as a new fan.
Review Source:Gyros are expensive and very mediocre. The rice was dry. For the price, this place is a total rip off. I went out to lunch with my friend and we each had a Groupon and were going to pay separately. The owner would not let each of us use our own Groupon, stating that only one could be used per party. Apparently if we had pretended not to know each other we each could have used out Groupon but since we knew each other only one of us could, Groupon debacle or not, this place was sub-par. A "skip" in my book.
Review Source:I stopped her and grabbed some take out the other day. To tell you the truth without my crowd cut I would have never stopped in at a place like this. They have the end unit at a small outdated strip mall, but after I tried their food looks can be deceiving.
I never have had felafel's, so for sure I got some to try and what can I say I am in love. The crunchiness and the mild flavor, they sure where tasty. I also got a grilled chicken gyro which was also great. I have never ordered food where they have given me so much meat that I wish I had more tomatoes and lettuce! You definitely get your moneys worth. Â The owners were friendly and food was made very quickly. I will be coming here more often.
I tried them because of Crowd Cut, while the food was really good - the guy was trying to yank me around saying me and my guest couldn't each use a coupon for our meals. Even if we sat at different tables. I told him and showed him the details and how it never mentioned anything like that - but he insisted. SO BE CAUTIOUS ABOUT COUPONS with them. We had ours made to go.
While I'm a fan of the food, I'm not sure I'd go back just because of the experience.
Just had lunch for the second time at this little hidden gem. Â The best gyros I ever had. Â I believe the person who served me was the owner, but really nice guy, friendly atmosphere and good prices. Â After we were served the owner's family and himself sat down and had lunch at the table next to us (a vote of confidence for the food when the owners can eat it daily). Â I'm a little disheartened not many people have discovered this great family establishment in Bloomington and I hope more people go in the future to ensure it's survival!
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