Mike and Tony's Gyros never disappoints! The food here is absolutely amazing and consistent every time. everything is fresh, flavorful, and the portions are huge for how affordable it is. You really get your money's worth, and the gyros are some of the best around despite being a small chain. The only reason I'm giving 4 instead of 5 stars is because there isn't much seating at this location and it's nearly impossible to eat one of their giant gyros in the car without making a mess. But honestly, it's worth it every time. If you're craving great Greek food at great prices, this is the spot. It's a hole in the wall but the shop is clean and sanitary and the service was on point as always. read more

I always enjoy the occasional gyro from Mike and Tony's. I come to this location was less as I try to rotate through some of the weekly specials on the south side. But the Babcock location has become my go to as the have the primantis type of method of adding suburban satellite locations. One of the better gyros in the area and nice for a grab and go sandwich. Their tables are gone which makes this location essentially takeout only which is a little surprising read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Delicious gyros...especially the double meat gyros!! Highly recommend. Got them from DoorDash on a whim and now order them regularly read more

Very good gyros! Pretty affordable as well. If you are looking for a good gyro in Pit this is the place

If your going to eat a Gyros it's got to be Mike & Tony's Their simply the best there it anywhere read more

AHH food in the time of the Rona Mike & Tonys shine through from my first impression on their website about how they keep their place nice and clean the wearing of masks the ordering situation its all good food is well packed so it was still warm when we got it home DELISH smoky grilled chicken gyro really hit the spot generous amount of chicken the gyro sauce is so good not spicy just savory good pita is nice and fresh clearly these guys care about who is eating and surviving in Pittsburgh son claims they have the best gyros to be had in the burgh baklava is their nice thin flaky layers of dough with crushed nuts and honey a nice sweet dessert prices are fair ordering by phone is easy we keep coming back read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - a tasty looking sandwich - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Some of the best gyros you'll find in Pittsburgh! The place is super casual and service is fast! read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - Gyro and fries. - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Yep and yep. Just go here. The sandwiches are amazing.. and that sauce they use?! Still dreaming of if. I can't believe I haven't been here before but I will definitely be back! I ordered the chicken sandwich and my fiancé got a gyro. I tried a bite of his and it was perfection. My chicken sandwich was also perfect. I could taste the the "grill" - in a good way, of the chicken and it was loaded with chicken, lettuce, tomato, onions, and sauce. I'll Just remember this place is cash only. You can eat in or take out. Everything was prepared quickly and was fresh! read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - Chicken sandwich (gyro) - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The gyro was good and the lamb was seasoned. Atmosphere is lack-lust. They did forget to add my onions lol. read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - Gyro - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

For what this place is...a divey little cash-only spot serving Greek favorites, it really hits the mark. The gyros were ordered were good (not great) but plenty large and filled with seasoned lamb and fresh veggies with tzatziki sauce on them as well. Fries were seasoned well and served piping hot. We also had a spinach pie which was large enough to share (between the three of us) and was pretty tasty with its layered phyllo dough. Small place, but kept pretty clean and service was prompt. Would be a great late-night spot after visiting some of the local bar-type establishments! read more

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Per dollar, this is one of my favorite places in Pittsburgh. I great gyro for less than $6, you can't beat it. I only had had a beer or 2 the first time that I heard about this place, but the drunk guy next to me at the bar around the corner was talking about this place like it was heaven. He didn't seem like the most trustworthy advice giver, but for some reason I just went for it. And woohoo, I'm glad I did. It's a solid gyro for a reasonable price. I havn't had the best of luck finding a lot of good cheap eats since my recent move to Pittsburgh, but this one is certainly up there. I will say that one time I have had some gyro meat that was a little crunchier than I'd like. I guess I went at a not so busy time and it was on the spit a little longer than usual. Definitely not a deal breaker though. I'll be back again and again. read more

Amazing!!! I think I have found my new favorite restaurant. Permanti sucks, this is the real place to be. Amazing food, great service, nice to the kids and an over worthwhile experience. Thank you for giving us an amazing date night!​ read more

Great late night bite! Open til 3 am, they are really fast with getting food out so It goes quickly. Good gyros for $5.50 basic. Usually a good amount of meat for your money! I've been here more times than I can count! Late night: line can be pretty long or out the door. Usually won't take more than 15-20 mins total Normal hours: usually not busy and you can sit at the tables I usually just want to get in and out and the atmosphere isn't amazing so I prefer to take It on the go. read more

Best Gyros it the burgh hands down. Walk in, get everything on your gyro, get fries, and leave to have the most satisfy meal in your car. Fast, friendly, and very reasonably priced. I also love how late they're open! read more

I have been a fan of this place for years! I love love love love love love this place. love! (get the picture?) =]. I have become a serious regular there- to the point that when I wasn't there for a month, an employee noticed right away lol. Amazing gyros! My boyfriend and I order the same exact thing every time we come here. I get the chicken gyro special with ranch instead of cucumber sauce and an Iced Tea as my drink. The boyfriend orders the gyro special with everything on it and a Coke. The food is always consistently good! I adore the chicken gyro. They marinate the chicken for hours and it is obvious when you take a bite out of it. It's full of flavor and it's juicy! Since it's cooked on the grill, it has that charred taste to it slightly and I love that! The ranch is awesome too, although it is a little runny. The pita bread is amazing too- soft, but at the same time it doesn't get very soggy if you order take out. The fries are delicious too- although, sometimes the cook (depending on who is working) over fries them and they are a little too crisp for my liking. My boyfriend LOVES the regular gyro. Never anything to complain about there. We are addicted to this place and do not plan on venturing out to try other gyro places. We already found our favorite! read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - The chicken gyro in all it's glory - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Pittsburgh staple! Mike & Tony's gyro meat is unmatched! Staff is very friendly. Order your food and you are in and out. Hot, fresh and fast. read more

Amazing Gyro Sandwich and Fries with also service and ambience that gives retro vibes. 10/10 Place!

Gyros used to be like $5.50 . Now they're almost $8 a piece!!? Used to love going here. Not anymore.

Mike and Tony's is the og of gyros in Pittsburgh! I've been coming here since I was a little kid. Things haven't changed much here at all from what I remember as a youngster. I always snag up a gyro, fries and a turners tea! It's the perfect combo to satisfy those cravings. The meat is always so juicy and not overly salty. The bread is always fresh and the veggies are always crispy. The fries are not fresh cuts there more of a local dive bar fries. The staff are always friendly and the place is very comfortable with that hole in the wall feel. I love bringing people to the southside location when in from another state visiting so they can get that bite of Pittsburgh. I highly recommend this location and will continue to come here for many years to come. read more

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Did they change the pita's...? Did they change the meat...? They didn't taste the same as last time. What's up with that M&T's...??? :(

Been eating here over 20 years. It's a shell of itself. Their Gyro- used to have a toasted pita, no longer. Now you get a cold pita. The meat- still the same. They no longer put the herb shake on top either. Place is dirty too. Like they are are just milking the gravy of what this place once was. Shitty gyros with shitty service in a dirty place. I'm done here. read more

Gyros are well seasoned, great portioned, and it's not lacking in juiciness. I absolutely love this place. My only gripe is they don't take cards. I'm all it's 2019 why don't you take cards? Beyond that the people are nice and the location is prime. read more

Best gyro in the city and for me the one that all other gyros will be compared too. The tzatziki is creamy and the lamb is juicy. Get a side of fires and an extra cup of sauce to dip them in. read more

Haven't been here in decades, an old neighbors family owned the place years ago. We came in for late night snack. Limited menu, Gyros and Fries...still good! Quick and efficient, which is what you want late night. read more

You know what, these might actually be the best Gyros I have ever had. Mr Myers and Mr Danza should be proud of themselves. I've never been to Greece, and if I had to think of a better Gyro, the only one that comes close, is Central Gyros in Chicago. I can't choose which one I like better, so I'm going to have to say they're jointly the best Gyro I have ever had, and therefore this really is the food gem of Pittsburgh. Of course you have to try Fiore's Pizza and Peppi's Roethlisburger too, but if you only have 1 meal, 1 time, in Pitt, and you like Gyros... here, my friends, is your Mecca. Brought to you by Mr Tyson and Mr Romo. There are actually two locations of this, and because it had a shorter line, i think I like the Southside version better. But there is one downtown that caters to the lunch crowd, and they are excellent too. Another thing that is fantastic about Mike & Tony's is the price! Their Gyro (piled with juicy delicious meat, with loads of fluffy Gyro style pizza, sharp onions, juicy tomatoes, and creamy yogurt sauce), is cheaper than most burgers! Extremely impressive! Just like the founders, Mr Jackson and Mr Hopkins. Gyros should be made a certain way. There's an exception, in Buffalo, where "Gyros" are something else entirely in some Greek diners, and are very good, if not as good as traditional Gyros. But what I cannot stand is those fake, frozen, pre-packaged Gyro strips. They are already cut out in Gyro strip shape, and they just grill those and bam, Gyros. No thank you! Gyros are supposed to be shaved off a large spindle, delicious and juicy and fresh... that's the only way to go. Add some yogurt sauce, onions and tomatoes on a Gyro Pita - the end. The best in the world are Mike & Tony's in Pittsburgh, and Central Gyros in Chicago. Nom nom nom. This place does Gyros RIGHT! So thank you Mr Jordan and Mr Soprano. Parking is tricky and tight at both locations, so be careful. They're always a little tow-happy in Pittsburgh, though not as bad as NYC. Try around the corner from the Southside location, that's your best bet. I asked owners Mr Buble and Mr Bennett and they told me the same thing. Mike and Tony's - you are absolutely outstanding!!! My original review (what was I thinking) One of the best Gyros in America, hands down. Very cheap too. Eat it while it's hot, that's the way it's supposed to be. Then let's make out, so I can taste some of that Gyro too. Well, no, I mean, I'd love to make out anyway, but tasting the Gyro is a bonus. OK OK, I admit it, I just want the Gyro taste! You caught me Blue-and-white handed! (the greek flag. Although there is nothing greek about this place. It just happens to make better Gyros than most Greeks). So thanks again to Mr J. Fox and Mr Hawk for opening this place! read more

A gyro under 5 bucks? Yes. It was filling, tasty, and quick! My friend and I biked to South Side for the sole purpose of obtaining a gyro. Under her recommendation we went here and let me tell you - it was worth the life risking bike ride. The bike ride isn't bad, I'm just a horrible biker, so getting here is actually quite easy. We ordered our gyros, went to wash our sweaty hands and came down to sit to our freshly made gyros. I love, love the gyro bread, the fluffy goodness that cushions your jaw with every bite. I would advise everyone to get this. EVERYONE. read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - 2 perfect gyros - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Love love love their perfect gyros (beef and chicken). I wish they could have the dine in option in the near future.

The age old question: Is Mike and Tony's just as good during any other time other than at 2am absolutely out of your mind? The answer is yes. This is high quality gyro. Best in the city. The tzatziki sauce rocks your taste buds as you bite into the perfectly warm pita and succulent, freshly carved gyro meat. And they are efficient. Say your order, give them cash, get your gyro in all in about 2 minutes. It's the perfect place. I rate the gyro a 4.8/5. Stellar stuff. read more

I crave this place once a month. The gyros are always fresh and tasty. And the sauce is to die for.

For all yinz out there lost and wandering where iz the most authentic, affordable Greek cuisine in da burgh?? Well, let me tell you the secret even Santa tries to keep hush hush....MiKE & ToNY got this game on lock!!!! Even before the southSide was cool they were serving the crispiest bread, freshest meat, and perfect sauce for Gyros which are rumored to inspire (then) mayor Ravenstahl to fund the Hot Metal Bridge so more people could experience this food Open until 2am, it's sure to fill you up any time of day (or night)! read more

If this place ever closes, my heart will break. I've never tasted a better gyro. This is the definition of a hole in the wall Pittsburgh gem. read more

The gyro sandwich is very good. The pita is soft and fresh, the lamb meat is flavorful and tender, and the lettuce and tomatoes seem fresh and looked good. The fries are served very hot, medium salt level, and on the light side (i.e., not fried to a dark, golden color). They are cash only, which is a limitation in 2017. And the setting, while quite clean, is kinda of dark and small and not super inviting. read more

The gyros are pure bliss it's heaven. The fries are amazing with the sauce and the cheese sauce is so awesome! The boxed tea is something special too! Try it! Not the best bathrooms though but the best gyro! read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Favorite gyro spot in southside. Good/healthy servings. Inside the restaurant is rough but what else do you expect! Only bad thing was the gyro wasn't warm and to much toppings. Other than that it's my go to spot! read more

Mike & Tony's Gyros - Greek Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

It's M&T, the best gyro spot in Pittsburgh. You get lots of lamb and the sauce is not too sweet. Lunch special is just in the right range for your pockets and you get full but there is a warning "YOU MIGHT CATCH THE ITIS" so I approach with caution if you are going back to work as soon as you eat!!!! read more

I never was a fan of gyros until I moved to southside and when you get out of the bar late after a night out you don't have many options it's either gyros or pizza. Mike and Tony's gyros are by far the best ones I've had at least in southside the lamb is fresh and just melts in your mouth their taziki sauce is too die for it would make anything taste delicious. I wish they had fresh cut fries though that's the only thing. I've never had anything else there except the lamb gyros and fries so I can't speak for anything else. It's definitely cheap and good after a night out. read more

I love mike and Tony's gyros they are delicious however unfortunately they are cash only after using the atm located in the establishment with a 1.75$ surcharge to withdraw 3 regular gyros priced at 6.25 each my total after taxes came out to 20.07... needless to say instead of just covering my 7 cent deficit the lady at the register made me withdrawal another 20$ from the atm to complete my 7 cent transaction I will never be back here ever again after that experience... btw I still tipped 2$ into there employee tip jar read more

@mikeandtonysgyros worst food ever . fries burnt , taste like dead used grease , and how the steak hoagie tasted the same is beyond me . Trash food couldn't even eat it Dormont read more

Note: Cash Only!!! Heed my words. When you go to Mike & Tony's, order the gyro, the french fries, a beverage, and nothing else. Do not deviate from this path. I made a fatal error one evening last week prior to the Exodus concert at The Rex Theater. After debating where to go eat with my fellow metallions as we waited for The Rex's doors to open, they all swayed me towards Mike & Tony's, a franchise I was acquainted with and whose low prices were too tempting for this cheapskate to resist. Why didn't I order the gyro after relishing it once before at their other restaurant? In the name of Yelp and wanting to try and therefore review something different, I ordered Souvlaki. Gyros don't take long. A young man with hair long enough for me to wonder if he was depressed over having to miss an important metal concert just doors away utilized some sort of hand-held electric slicer with a disc for a blade, whizzing and whirring away at the lamb loaves flicked by small orange flames, manufacturing flaps and flaps of grey-ish, speckled protein. He crafted at least 10 gyros as I sat in a wobbly chair at a wobbly table sipping on a Hi-C watching coverage of the recent Boston Marathon bombings unfurl horrifically. The more my Souvlaki was delayed, the deeper the feeling of potential disappointment sank into my heart, paralleling that of current evens. I watched the nuggets of pork being neglected and could almost smell them burning as news of the dead and injured flashed on the television. When the sandwich arrived in front of me with no plate provided, my hunch proved correct. The meat was the consistency of a door stopper. It felt as if I had stolen a 100-piece o-ring set from a plumber in a fit of insanity and was trying to chew a handful of them. The pita bread haplessly crumbled upon each bite as chunks of elastic beef spilled out of it, bouncing...bouncing off of the table's surface, nearly scalding my mouth. "We have no idea right now who did this or why, just to reiterate," I heard a male, middle-aged voice state coldly, his deep, authoritative voice resonating throughout the busy restaurant. With 1/4 of the sandwich left to eat, I hurled the rest of the sham into a trash bin and left angrily. "What's wrong, man?" One of my buddies asked. I was silent. "What happened? Didja get the gyro?" Matt knew something was amiss. "No, I uh...got Souvlaki." "What??? You dumb-ass!" The sound of a dozen groans and half as many hands smacking against foreheads could be heard. "I need dessert," I blurted flatly. With some more time left to spend and wanting to leave disappointment behind, I headed over to The Milkshake Factory for comfort. A lesson was learned: Just order the gyro at Mike & Tony's. Exploring the remainder of their menu will result in grief, one that cannot be compared to that which was brought about in another state or is rained down daily overseas by our military but grief nonetheless. P.S. I should note that I've also been to M&T's Downtown Pittsburgh location and had a much better experience, their gyros being very moist, tasty, generously appointed, and filling (that tzatziki sauce could use a little more zip, however). Not ordering the gyro was folly. read more

Let me paint you a picture. It's 2 am, the bars just closed and all of a sudden the only thing driving your feet forward is your hunger. For some reason after consuming gallons of alcohol all you wanna do is shove food down your throat. You are wondering around the southside with your friends, 2 girls you met in a bar and a random homeless guy who you thought was the funniest dude alive. All of a sudden you stumble onto a little shack type place with a lit sign outside that says "mike & tony's." My friend you have just hit drunk heaven. For the rookie orderer at mike and tonys it may seem like the "soup nazi" skit from seinfeld. You need to know what you want, these guys move quick, they only take cash and the gyro is an even 5 bucks. Don't studder or they will move on to the next person until you are ready. Once you order, move to the right, wait for your bag and get the hell out! Usually by the time you get to the corner you have unwrapped it and taken your first bites of this magnificent spectacle. I've seen many a rookies first reaction. You slightly tear up at first, embarassed you wipe the tears of joy from your face. Then you look down at this magical wonder you have just traded for five dollars of currency and try to speak through your full mouth of tender lamb meat, "this is the greatest thing I have ever eaten." They have won, Mike & Tonys will forever be a southside tradition now. read more