It was a frigid Thursday late morning in January. After being held against my will in a long business meeting downtown, I emerged from the building hangry. I was planning to hit up any fast food joint to cure my hunger, but to my surprise, parked adjacent to the parking lot was a big, blue food truck called "The Olive Branch." At 15 degrees Fahrenheit, the idea of standing outside for more than 30 seconds was unappealing, but my hunger was a bigger problem. With my wife in tow, I didn't want to have her sit and make her wait for me, but she asked if I wanted to order food from the truck. With her blessing, I decided to pull the trigger and walk over. I do love Mediterranean food, and to point out the obvious, this food truck was definitely that...but the first thing I noticed as I approached was "HOT CHOCOLATE $3" in big letters on the ordering window. I immediately decided that instant that I didn't know what I was eating yet, but I knew what I was going to wash it down with! The special, also posted on the window, was "Gyro Tacos" - and it showed a picture of two taco-looking items, but I assumed they had gyro fixings instead of taco meat. So, I told the nice lady, "Give me a hot chocolate and the special." I asked her, "Can you make those fast?" and she didn't hesitate. Within 2.5 seconds, she threw three tortillas on the cooking surface, and I was already thinking, "Hmm, three tortillas, not two - YASSS!" They accepted Apple Pay, so I appreciated their technological savvy in 2025. You know what else? She was so nice, she gave me a discount on the hot chocolate for no reason at all! All in all, I waited less than five minutes for the tacos. To fight the cold, I stood in the sun, rotating my body 180 degrees every 15-20 seconds. Meanwhile, amazing smells oozed out of the cracks of the food truck. After a quick moment, she handed me the "to-go" box and hot chocolate. I went back to my Jeep and opened the box. The tacos were neatly and skillfully assembled, visually packed to the gills. I basically devoured them like a dog being introduced to a perfectly seasoned, medium rare Tomahawk Steak at his last meal. They tasted like high-quality ingredients, very flavorful, with yummy, flaky, light feta cheese sprinkled on top. The hot chocolate was also the bomb. Afterwards, I felt full and satisfied. I don't normally tip the owner/chef/operator (which I assumed who this person was), but I decided to do so anyways due to their generosity. It was appreciated. If you're downtown and see this bright blue truck, swing by and say Joe sent you. I'd recommend this food truck to anyone. Thx for the extra taco and the discounts! I wish you luck through the winter! read more

The first time I came here they were doing the food truck event at the Rivet's stadium because of COVID. I had the gyro and fries and they were very good. Since then I have discovered they park down the street from my work on Thursdays. I started ordering the Greek rice bowl which I think is fantastic. I usually don't eat all of the pita when I get a gyro anyway so the rice bowl is perfect for me. It comes with a Greek salad, rice, choice of meat, and a few pita triangles. I like to add feta and tzatziki sauce too. You can also order ahead on their website. I usually do that since I'm typically getting it for lunch when I'm at work. read more

Just had their $10.50 gyro sandwich. It was a standard tasty gyro. Shame they put a bad taste in your mouth before the first bite, by charging excessively high prices for less than large portions. To support local business, I would have given this truck four stars until the chef added insult to injury by asking for a tip! To do what? Wrap a sandwich in tin foil and handing it out a window... with NO bag, napkins, utencils, sauces or sides? (None was offered either.) And in case you paid cash - so they couldnt shake you down to add a tip to a card - they've conveniently placed a tip jar at the window for any change you receive. Greedy guy won't get any more business from me. read more

Had a gyro and fries gyro was great, found a very long hair in my fries and they were soggy. grossed me out. but the gyro was very good.

I love this food truck!! It's delicious!!! I wish they had a permanent home!!! I have gone far to purchase their food.

This food truck was at Werkforce Brewery. It claims to serve authentic Greek food and they weren't wrong. Delicious. Lean tasting, clean food. We shared a rice bowl with gyros - it came with a Greek salad with feta, kalamata olives, dressing, tomatoes and lettuce. We also had a pitta and Greek fries. They were amazing. Fries with gyros, olive oil, red wine vinegar, feta, chopped olives were sooooo tasty. We'll be back again soon! read more

First time trying this truck. The wife was so excited to see a Greek food truck, she literally squealed with delight. Everything In the menu sounded good. We settled on the Greek Fries, a gyro and a side of falafel. Took about 10-12 minutes to get food and we were the only ones there at 7 on a Friday night. That scant meal rang up to $20ish. Hope this is good. Drove home to discover the $5 side of falafel was only 1 decent falafel patty and half a crusty rejected pat and a small container of tzatziki. Way overpriced for what we received. The Greek fries were generous in the amount but it only took one bite to discover they were covered in so much oregano that I just about choked. Probably just necessary to cover the fact they are typical frozen food service fries and they were still cold inside and not crispy. We had to toss them into the air fryer to get them crispy. I ended up not being able to eat them because the was sooooo much oregano, at least 1/2 a tablespoon in that box. The gyro was "meh". We'll be passing this one up in the future. read more

So delicious! The rice bowl with chicken and Greek French fries were fantastic! Highly recommend! Everything was perfectly cooked, seasoned and fresh! read more