Gyroland

Quaint little place, friendly staff. Food was delicious and so was the Greek wine.

Delicious food, casual environment. Highly recommended. As a half-greek, i grew up with lots of these foods. And while i can't say they're the equal of grandma's cooking (she would come back from the grave to menace me with that damned wooden spoon), the gyros (particularly the pork) are solid, the avgolemono (egg lemon soup to the uninitiated) is tasty (though not quite as strong on the lemon as i like it), the stuffed grape leaves very nice. The Greek fries are really great, with just the right balance of seasoning, crispness, and moisture. I also like the tzatziki very much, nice and tangy with dill and not so thick as you find at some places. The Greek coffee has been a little variable - too thin at times - but pretty good on average. If they added rice pudding to the menu I'd be a very happy camper. You can do a very satisfying meal for about $15-20 a person.

This place is beautifully decorated and has a warm welcoming feeling. The food is also really good.

The man at the cash register is attentive.

Precious find. Outstanding customer service. Extremely comfortable & delicious foods. Not the normal Greek restaurant, this one is exceptional!
Can't wait to return.

One of the top Gyro spots I've been to so far. From the moment you walk in the environment changed completely. The outside is very deceiving of what waits inside. The gentleman who rang us up was nice, could work a bit more on smiling but overall was well, no attitude or customer neglect in any way. The food was exceptional, the bar style top table by the window over looking Congressional Plaza top gives the restaurant a more open & expansive feel. Overall my wife, son & I enjoyed our first time there.