For a place named after its gyros, this is not a good place for crispy beef and lamb.
The gyros are on a cone, but an unseared cone was on the autodoner. The meat on my sandwich appeared to come from a steam table; it was not seared, and because the fats hadn't been roasted and dripped off, was kind of lifeless tasting.
Onions are hard to kill, but the two tomato half-slices were watery and tasteless as well.
This was on a pita that showed little evidence of being cooked. Sure, there were some griddle marks on it, but it was soggy and greasy (probably from the unseared gyros). I had a bite of it and threw the rest out.
The sauce for the gyros came in a little cup, and was a touch separated.
The fries were average, not bad.
I accepted the special with the large cup of soda, which was...unusually large, and styrofoam. I didn't think it'd fit the cup-holder in my car, and imagined crushed styrofoam releasing a torrent of soda, so I threw half of it out.
On top of it all, they don't take credit cards. Proprietor Ram says that's to avoid the "tax"; he wants to keep the prices down. I'd rather pay the 3% more and get a properly made meal. Since he seemed sure of his choices for his business, I didn't bother complaining about the gyros.
It's really hard to wreck real gyros from a cone, but they managed.
I won't be back.
So this restaurant just opened where a Quizno's used to be, in fact, I'm pretty sure it's the same owners. Â I tried the gyros, hot dogs, and hot wings. Â The hot dog buns were stale and they didn't get my toppings correct. Â ( I ordered them with everything, no relish...and yeah, there was relish). Â The hot wings were pretty good, but not great. Â The gyros were OK. Â I had the gyro plate, and the meat itself was very good, but there were hardly any onions, and only one tomato slice. Â There were two pitas, but one was served underneath the meat, and it was soggy. Â All in all, I'm glad I tried this place so I know not to go here when I have a taste for gyros.
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