Nick The Greek

Quick, inexpensive, very flavorful with fairly authentic Greek flavors (reminded me of being in Greece), food. If that type of food floats your boat, then I don't think you can go wrong here.

The gyro meats were tasty. Souvlaki was a bit tough. I prefer the pita sandwich to the plate - they cut up the pitas and toast them. A bit too dry for my taste.

Ordered a chicken souvlaki pita, and the soup.
Soup was a strange taste - like a sour chicken noodle soup. I'm sure that's how it was supposed to be anyways, so not really complaining.
The entree had a nice sauce and the chicken was prepared well. There are fries and other ingredients inside, and maybe felt a bit busy. Not bad though.
When I was ordering food, I asked what the difference between a gyro and souvlaki was, and the cashier came off as very impatient and distant (there was no one else in line).

My first visit here I was really happy with my order, the taste and flavor was fresh. I came back recently and it was much greasier. There was a puddle of oil at the end. The other order we had was the pork and the chunks of pork came out raw which they remade. You can make a soup combo which basically meant a soup price added on with a free fountain drink