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We had chicken sandwich gyro; fresh lettuce, tomato, onions sprinkled with parsley and gyro chicken wrapped in a warm yummy pita bread. The gyro sauce that they use is a little sweeter than I am used on gyros but it is GREAT. I recommend chicken gyro to everyone. I am sure their other foods are also of the same quality. Service is alright and the place was ok and clean too for a NYC small eatery.

I remember the 1st time I came here, it was after the circus at the Garden, and I was just 6yrs old. I came with my father, and now I bring my daughter. I've been all over the world, and I've never come across a better gyro, and the sauce is out of this world. The price is reasonable, but for the best value for your money, get the platter.

you MUST go - this place has been around for decades and has the best damned gyro in NYC - just go run dont walk. Not a restaurant per se but damn good food. You order find a table and chow down on the best damn gyro

I've been coming to this place ever since I moved to New York in 1977; it's one of the few places that's been in New York longer than I have! I love the food here -- I've been to Greece, and this place has better food. The chicken and lamb souvlakis are great. The tsaziki sauce is the most delicious I've ever had; even better than some fancy Greek restaurants I've been to. Best bang for your buck in town. I try to go a couple of times a year -- it's across the street from Penn. Station and around the corner from Macy's.

I have never had a gyro that tasted better. The sauce is not your typical yogurt sauce, it's sweet. You'd think it wouldn't taste good, but it goes so well with the meat. I usually get the platter which comes with salad, feta cheese, grape leaves, and the meat of your choice. Your average person will get full from half the plate. I recommend this place to anyone that likes gyros. By the way, it is located right in front of Penn Station. Enjoy !

I have been loving these since i was 10 years old and i am now 42. don't get to have them too often as i am far away but i have tried duplicating the sauce for years. Don't be fooled they do not use yogurt. Its a extra heavy mayonaise with dill, vinagar, sugar. as close as i can get to it. but no matter what you do its just not the same as the original. rock on guys don't ever change !!

I use to love this place, it wasn't authentic Greek, rather the cheaper "white" sauce, but the gyro's were still killer. However, the prices just went up about 50 cents or so. A sandwich and a drink will be closer to 8 bucks now instead of 7. The fries and onion rings aren't all that great...and are overpriced, so stay away from them unless you really need an extra snack. But you shouldn't, they pile on the meat on the gyro. Maybe its just because I usually don't get the lettuce on mine, but I always am full after just the sandwich. Also, if you want to go healthy, the salad bar place in the back is outstanding, 5 toppings for free, plus dressing and a roll.