Gyro Grill

Best falafel I've ever had! Crispy, buttery magic balls! Rice, hummus, shawarma all excellent! So stoked we found it and will go back time and time again. UPDATE: Have gone back twice and is still incredible. The falafel is still melt in your mouth perfect, and the lamb is the best we've ever had, not long and thin slices, but juicy chunks and perfectly grilled!

Best cheap gyro you're going to get tbh. If you've ever been to New York this is the closest Bodega experience you can possibly achieve even close to McLoughlin boulevard. The food fire. The service fire. If you're not used to a little bit of sketchiness you might want to avoid just because this is the true experience. If you're looking for flavor and then maybe a hard iced tea, maybe even a little Fritos chip you got everything you could ever need all in one spot. 10 out of 10 would recommend. If you're a default white person maybe don't go I don't know if you're lame lol.

Ordered online delivery. Received the waffle fries instead of the curly fries. Maybe they were out but I wasn’t contacted. In any case, they were a little too limp and soggy for my taste. The mango lassi is refreshing and delicious. I had the chicken shawarma and it was very good but it comes in a flour tortilla instead of pita or flatbread so bear that in mind. Everything inside was wonderful though. I will definitely try a gyro next time.

Very good. Very generous with the lamb, almost too generous. Your going to need that fork they give you to thin out the fillings before you wrap it up. Tasted great, smelled great, had great value for only 9$. Only caveat is that its not a dedicated restaurant, its part of a convenience store. A very quiet, very clean convenience store but a convenience store all the same. So its a bad place to hold your business meeting or take you first date. For you lunch break or fifth date? Its perfect.

YUM I don't know how this got on my radar but I'm so happy it was. It's a gyro restaurant inside a gas station convenience store. Y'all, the food is legit. We got the lamb gyros, a side of curly fries, and baklava. You order at the counter, they'll give you a ticket, and you pay at the convenience store counter. The guys working the grill are super nice, if quiet, and wrap the gyros as lovingly as a baby. The lamb is soft, flavorful, and delicious. The tatziki sauce is awesome. The veggies are fresh and crispy. Ask for garlic sauce - theirs has an orange tinge - maybe hot sauce? - but it's delicious. The fries were cooked perfectly. The baklava was also great, so much better than some of the dry baklava I'd seen in Portland. Easy to order, great food, solid portions, good prices. I would totally go back.

This is a great little 🥙shop that you might just miss! But don’t! I stopped here twice as it is close to a place I have been working. It’s partnered with a convenience store, so you might not think it is a great place for a bite, but you’d be wrong. The guys working there are nice, and the food they have prepared for me has been top notch. Big portions, fresh bread, grilled lamb and fresh veggies. Definitely worth a visit if middle eastern food is your thing!

This small over the counter spot inside a convenience store is an absolute gem. Wife and I stopped here for an evening bite and got the lamb rice combo along with a gyro. The food was cooked to perfection and the portions were reasonable as well considering the grape leaf wrap, veggies, and hummus. I think the gyro was more worth it to us as it was spilling out of the pita! If you're looking for a drink, grab a can of soda from the fridge in the convenience store and you have yourself a most satisfying meal. We're looking forward to coming back and trying something else from the menu next time.