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Chelsey Smith
2 days ago
This location is Brand new! It had an amazing atmosphere. The decor was really nice..
But the food was top-tier! Everything was so fresh and Made in a timely manner!
We were taken care of by Mirage! She greeted us upon walking in and what was meant to be a pit stop became a dine in funday with my daughter! Thank you guys!!! She loved it and said it was delicious!
Went in to order, as I was asking questions because I wanted to know where the gyro meat was as it was not on skewer cooking, the lady asked if I was ready to order. I said I wanted to see they had around 8 silver bowls either rice in them so I assumed they were working on an order, I asked her what all they put on the gyro, she said the meat bell peppers I asked if the meat was cooked, with the peppers she said yes, I told her I had never seen the meat with bell peppers cooking, I told her I am allergic to bell peppers, and she then said rice was also cooked with bell peppers, then she got rude, with me and with attitude, because I said I had never seen any with it, she said well We are a different company, and started roll her eyes I asked to speak to manager, she said I am the manager and you can’t talk to the owners, for it be a new place in manvel we don’t need the attitude from the employees.
Was expecting Middle Eastern and got INDIAN flavors. The chicken and rice platter was definitely Indian and NOT Middle Eastern. If I wanted Indian food, I would’ve went to an Indian restaurant. They need to advertise better that the flavors are Indian. But then we should’ve known when we walked in and we smelled the spices. I guess some things like the falafel and hummus are Middle Eastern or Mediterranean but just a heads up, the rice and chicken platter is definitely Indian.
Gyro Hut is fine if you want a big, cheap late-night pita and don’t care whether it actually tastes like a gyro. It is not an authentic gyro.
The meat wasn’t shaved off a rotating cone. It came out in little pre-cut chunks that had clearly been sitting in a heated drawer. That alone tells you what kind of operation this is. On top of that, they drowned it in white sauce. You could barely taste the meat. Then they piled on way too many onions. By the time you got through the sauce and onions, there wasn’t much gyro left to evaluate.
The fries tasted okay, but they were not fresh. They were waffle fries with that same breaded coating you get on frozen curly fries from a fast-food freezer bag. You can tell immediately they came out of a bag, not a potato.
Baklava was the one thing that was actually pretty good.
Portions are large, so if volume is all you want, you’ll leave full. Just don’t go in expecting a real gyro. This feels like a chain where most of the food is shipped in already cooked and then assembled. It’s closer to a late-night fast-casual shop than a gyro place.
Would I go back for the baklava and a cheap fill-up? Maybe. Would I send anyone here for an actual gyro? No.
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Jen&Wayne Nalepa
Sep 12, 2026
Very disappointing experience. This place says it’s open, but they are clearly still doing construction/renovations. It was extremely loud and literally felt and sounded like a construction site. Even moving tables was unnecessarily loud. The service was also very rude and unpleasant.
If you have a baby, DO NOT come here. My baby cried almost the entire time because of all the noise. We ended up asking for our food to-go and leaving because we couldn’t enjoy ourselves.
They also have a sign that says to “leave a good review” for a free soda, which honestly makes me question some of the great reviews they have. Overall, not a relaxing, enjoyable, or family-friendly experience. We definitely won’t be back.