The lamb kebabs are made with real lamb - not shaved lamb. Every time I've been, they are tender…read moreand perfectly cooked. Nice small intimate restaurant with good service and lots of wonderful Greek photos.

affordable prices Gyro fries has alot of gyro, and lots of…read morefeta, just how I like it. You can share it with others, but you can also eat it alone if you're hungry. Service is order in front and food is brought to you on table, very quick Ambiance is seat down tables and there is one long cushioned seating. I think it was the owner, she was very sweet

Amazing beef and lamb pitas added green bell peppers the size of the pita and ingredients are…read moregenerous! Not heavy just healthy Greek food! Thank you! Enso forever. Uber eats. Extra fries.

I know Nick the Greek is a bastardization of actual Greek food, and I'm sure real Greek food is a…read moremillion times better. I ordered the Nick's Fries, and this didn't even pass the test of being edible. The meat was so overcooked and rubbery that it was hard to chew, and the fries were clearly old and cold. If McDonald's served fries with this texture, most people would send them back. Honestly, they tasted like I found them underneath my car seat after a week. The whole thing was basically inedible, and I ended up throwing it away. I've been here before and got a gyro, and I was unimpressed then too. I'm not even holding it to the standard of authentic Greek food, but this was shockingly bad. I genuinely don't understand how people eat this. Between the rubbery meat, stale fries, and overall quality, this was one of the most disappointing meals I've had in a long time. Yikes!

Each portion size is generous! Seamless ordering and customizable options (pita, plate or wrap)…read more It's great how a side of hummus, baba ghanouj and garlic spread is complimentary. The chicken shawarma was flavorful and moist. Cant beat this at this price. Service was fast. There are seats available to dine in. Definitely a must try spot.

I'm baaaack with another review! I'll keep this one short since I've been writing stories in my…read moreprevious reviews. Let's get into it. Double Combo Plate - Turmeric Rice - Chicken Shawarma and Gyro Beef - The Works (Everything included) - Tzatziki sauce - Falafel (Side) - Waffle Fries (Side) Okay, the presentation of the combo plate wasn't the most aesthetically pleasing, but I looked past it. Unfortunately, the chicken and beef were lacking in flavor and were pretty dry. The portions were generous, though the gyro beef was sliced pretty thin. The veggies were actually fresh, which was a plus. The hummus was on the lighter side flavor-wise, while the Baha Ghanouj had a solid roasted aftertaste. The Achilles spread was... interesting. It was very fatty with a garlic aftertaste. It just wasn't my thang. The waffle fries were cool. They were fried well and had a good crunch, but nothing special. The falafel, though, was pretty disappointing. I'm not sure if I just got a bad batch. They were very crunchy, but had a weird dish-soap aftertaste that I couldn't get past. I couldn't finish the rest. Sorry, but I'll be on the lookout for another Mediterranean spot.

My husband and I decided to walk here 7pm on a Friday and I am so glad we did!…read more The service was wonderful and the food was 10/10. You can definitely split plates here as the portions are big. We ordered the falafels, baba ganoush, chicken souvlaki plate and the gyro plate. We will be adding this one to our rotation!

1st time here. A friend invited me to join her, and said it was where many of her co-workers ate…read more The short version is: my meal was very sub-par, and way over-priced. The details: I normally don't eat a lot of meat, so I chose the Falafel Salad. It came with extremely little lettuce, plus a few olives (which I don't eat), onions (which I also eat sparingly), tomatoes, cucumbers, and the falafel balls. Oh! And there was feta cheese, but those were such miniscule pieces, and so few, that I wouldn't have remembered it was supposed to be part of the salad, if I didn't just pull up a photo online with their ordering system. What you see in the photo online is not what you get. The photo actually looks like a salad. Since it was called a salad, I expected there to be more lettuce, than the few pieces on the plate. I mainly was cutting up the cucumber & tomato pieces to go with the falafels. I don't even recall any dressing. There were also some pita slices with what I assumed was hummus. Whatever the dip was, it did not taste good to me at all. So I left all of the pita bread, as well, since it was dry without anything on it. Maybe what I assumed was hummus was a dressing. Hard to know, but it was not tasty. For the $27 I paid at a walk up counter, I would have expected much better food! I have bought frozen falafels at Lunardis (around $7) and made a salad for them at home, and enjoyed it very much, which is why I ordered it. I have purchased Spanakopita at the store many times, (about $5 for around 12 of them at the store) and made them at home, which is why I didn't order that. The falafel salad was not an enjoyable meal for me at Yiassoo's. I'd also seen some reviews from a few years back that said they paid around $10 or $11 for their meal. That is more in-line price-wise with what you get, based upon my meal. With most of the meals around $20 for lunch, I feel they were very over-priced. I also asked my friend if she'd like to split a Baklava. They had a pistachio one & chocolate one. My friend wanted to try the chocolate one, so I bought that. I didn't think I was too into baklava, but thought it might be nice to try at this highly rated Greek restaurant. The main flavor that came through was the honey & nuts. The chocolate was just a tiny, narrow drizzle on top. I didn't hate it, but I would never order it again. My friend took one bite, and said she mainly tasted the honey, and would take it home for her husband. It may be very good baklava, but it was not to our tastes. My friend ordered the Gyro salad. It had a large pile of shaved meat, and she seemed to enjoy it. She ordered it To-Go, as she knew she'd be taking some of it home. She seemed to have more lettuce under her pile of meat than my meal got. Maybe because it was in a To-Go box, which might be larger than the plate? Or maybe the person making my salad just wasn't paying attention to how to make a decent meal. I was hoping I was trying a restaurant that I could go back to for something different. Based upon my experience, I would not go back, if I had a choice. I gave it 3 stars, because maybe other dishes, or people looking to just eat meat or falafel balls and not much else would enjoy it. I only have the 1 meal to review, but it does not encourage me to try it again. Overpriced & not a fulfilling meal.

Wonderful evening in a very pleasant environment (shaded out doors). Superb service, courtesy and…read morefood delivery. Food was authentic Greek! Bravo!! my sister lives in Athens and blesses us with her creations when visiting. Come here and enjoy a bit of Athens and a wonderful restaurant!

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAtmosphere: 5/5 This was yummy! We got: - dolmades mezes starter: it was warm and had beef in it which was unexpected -- I'm almost certain we had a different version of these before that did not have meat and were served cold, I have never really loved these lol but my partner has really enjoyed the cold version before because he found it really refreshing. The warm one was interesting, still enjoyable to him but not as much as before - beef souvlaki plate with fries instead of salad: I loved this! I asked for no lettuce, and the server said I could switch out the salad for fries instead. The beef was so tender and flavored well, super savory, and I absolutely LOVE the olive dip that comes with this dish. The fries were okay! I enjoyed dipping them into the olive dip. - swordfish souvlaki wrap no lettuce with fruit: option to get fries instead, but we got fruit. My mom liked it! I tried some of the swordfish and it had a nice light flavor, quite tender and very nice. I've also gotten the grilled branzini before, which is a whole entire fish. Warning that you may need to use your hands to eat this directly lol I really enjoyed this dish too! When we arrived, they mentioned we could sit anywhere we wanted. There was both indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outdoors so it was a tad warm but they provide shade. There is a tent as well with a plastic surrounding but as for any restaurant with these plastic surroundings, I always find the plastic smell so strong and offputting, so we sat at the tables instead where they have umbrellas providing a lot of shade. We sat next to a bougainvillea bush which also provides us shade and some entertainment as little birds hopped back and forth inside the bush and then out of it to nearby tables, looking for food. So cute! Parking can be found in the lot behind the restaurant, but the entrance is still found around the other side of the building, on the side of the outdoor seating. You can also park on the side of the street in front of the restaurant, but there's less shade. We arrived at a 3pm on a Friday with almost no one else there, so once our whole party was present we got service immediately. The food takes some time to cook but as mentioned, it's delicious. Overall a really cute restaurant!

This place is the BEST Greek restaurant I have tried in the South Bay!…read more It is impeccably clean, has a great menu, and has delicious fresh food. I had the Greek salad. It came with a large rectangular wedge of delicious fresh feta cheese. I also had one of my favorites, the lemon chicken rice soup, and it came out steaming hot and perfectly flavored (though I did add an extra wedge of lemon, which was provided).

I ordered a large takeout order for a picnic - several dips and skewers. Note that there is a…read morepretty decent wait time on the order (but that means it's all fresh). In fact, there was one item they felt was past its peak and they offered to remake it (would have taken another 20 minutes) but since I didn't have the time, I just ordered something else. The wait staff was so kind in providing me a snack of pita and yogurt dip while I waited. Everything was very delicious, but the falafel were not my favorite. Highly recommend the dips and pita. The chicken and beef skewers were enjoyed by the others at the picnic but I didn't try them (since I'm vegetarian).

I love Nick the Greek! This location is really convenient on…read morehistorical downtown Willow Glen on Lincoln Ave. The service and food are excellent! I highly recommend this location!

Nick the Greek in downtown Willow Glen is a great spot for a quick and satisfying meal. The…read morelocation is hard to beat, right on a corner with large windows that offer a perfect view of the intersection, making it a fun place to sit back and enjoy some people watching while you eat. The service was fast and efficient, and the food came out quickly without sacrificing quality. Everything tasted fresh, well prepared, and flavorful. Whether you're stopping in for lunch, dinner, or a casual bite while exploring Willow Glen, Nick the Greek delivers good food and quick service in a prime downtown location. Definitely worth a visit!

Nice customer service, great food and clean environment! I really like the food from hereread more

Service was great . Cashier was super helpful and answered our questions regarding 1st time…read morediscounts.

Yum! I'm already looking forward to my next visit!…read more This cozy little restaurant sits on the corner of Kiely and Homestead Road. The food comes out quickly, served sizzling hot and fresh. There's also a convenient self-serve station at the front counter where you can grab utensils and cups of water. I ordered the chicken gyro plate, and it was a generous portion at a great price. While the presentation is simple, the dish is full of flavor. Every bite was well-seasoned, satisfying, and made for a delicious meal.

Called ahead for pickup, was ready within 15-20 minutes…read more Parking: has its own little lot or you can park in the bigger Safeway lot and walk over Food: tried the Iskender kebab - came with meat w/tomato sauce on top of pita bread + generous scoops of yogurt to pair and pita bread. Flavors were good! Very filling. Also tried the turkish pizza (Lahmacun), enjoyed the light crispy bread but the filling was just alright Hummus was not as flavorful as I've had from other places Turkish coffee only available for dine-in overall good food and I'd come back

I go to the gym next door and have seen Royal Kebabs & Gyros for a while and have been wanting to…read moretry it. The food was excellent. Also, the service was helpful and friendly, particularly from one of the owner's son and the Asian waitress. My wife had the Chicken Lemon soup and she loved it. It has been hard to find since Opa restaurant closed. We also had the Combination Appetizer plate and all the dips were superb: hummus, haydal, baba ghanoush, and sauteed eggplant. It came with plenty of pita, along with some dolmas and falafel. All very good. . I had the Combination wrap and I could only eat half of it as it was quite filling. Very moist, too. I will enjoy the rest of it tomorrow for lunch. Lastly, we had the french fries which came with what appeared to be a light sprinkling of paprika. Very good and an attractive deal for $5 for the amount of fries you get. We will definitely be back and will recommend Royal Kebab & Gyros to friends and family.

I had heard good things about this place, and was so excited when I saw that they had a Too Good To…read moreGo meal bag available. I came to pick it up a little after 1pm on Wednesday. Plenty of parking was available. They had a spacious covered outdoor patio, right next to their entrance, which was at a corner. The order counter was right inside the entrance, and they had indoor seatings on both sides of the restaurant. Decor was basic, but looked very neat and clean. Staff were very friendly. I was given a chicken gyros wrap which was freshly prepared. It was still warm when I got home. There was a generous amount of chicken pieces inside, together with some vegetables (onions, lettuce, tomatoes) and a delicious tzatziki sauce. The chicken was on the saltier side, and part of lavash bread was a little on the harder side. Maybe because it was grilled. Overall, it's still a very solid chicken wrap, and I enjoyed it. I appreciated their help in reducing food waste as well. I would love to come back and try their daily special.