The Gyro House lamb pizza is my most favorite pizza ever. My whole family loves. We rarely go more…read morethan once a month, but we usually get at least 3 when there. Their lamb kabobs and gyros are also delicious. We sometimes order them and eat them while the pizzas are being prepared and we eat the pizzas the next day. YUM!!

Positives: clean , fast service , nice feel restaurant , size portion , delicious French fries…read more Negative: prices and flavor ! The entrees without anything added to it like fries , sides , sauces etc are flirting with almost $20 . I ordered the lamb gyro , sure , it's huge but it's super bland . If it isn't for the sauce , it would have been the worst gyro I have ever tasted . The meat is the frozen lamb meat you buy at places like Restaurant Depot in bulk . Bland , dry , tasteless . Pita bread was okay Conclusion: for the prices they're charging , meat should be cooked fresh , you can literally get a better / same gyro in the frozen section of a Safeway for $4-$5 , even Arby's gyro is better and cheaper because their sauce is tastier at half the price . Lamb gyro is a STAPLE at any Mediterranean grill , 90% of people will order it first and if this is how you deliver a first impression , it looks bad for the rest of the menu

Food was so fresh and delicious as always Service is always…read moreso welcoming Ambiance is authentic and pleasant

Food is great I've been coming here for years but it's kind of disappointing that you can no longer…read moresubstitute the side salad for tabouli salad even with a small additional charge. I don't know if the woman on the phone was new or what but they have always been able to make that accommodation for me. I don't want the side salad with my plate and I don't want to pay an additional $10 for a small side of tabouli. Personally, I think they should just give customers the option between the two salads, especially for people who are Middle Eastern and like to enjoy their meal with a side of tabouli. I understand the prep work that comes with making it but again most people who enjoy Lebanese food like to have it with their meal. My meal went from 24 to 34 just because I want small dish of tabouli. But yes the food is amazing I recommend the kabob plates I like to get lamb and salmon. The bread is always fresh and delicious. Oh and also the zataar that you get complimentary when you dine in should be free they used to not charge for that as well. I've never heard of a restaurant charging for complimentary items even for to go orders. But it's hard to find good Lebanese food in town so I feel forced to come here and pay these prices.

The chicken schwarma over rice is delicious, the people working are all friendly and happy to cater…read moreto my inability to have dairy/gluten. They load up the containers and it's always fresh. Their food truck is at the end of the line of trucks, and I hope they stay here.

Try the Combo Saj with Lamb, Beef, Chicken, and Lettuce, Tomatoes & Onions On Saj Bread with…read moreTzatziki! Or the Beef Shwarma Gyro Deeeeelish! BEST FRENCH FRIES

Still great! My wife loves the Greek salad, they toss it together from scratch and I want to know…read morewhat it is! I always order a master sandwich and always love it. It does take longer than most other carts, so maybe start with here or call it in, but we've always loved our food. I think some of the "rude" complaints are just a culture barrier for some? They aren't super bubbly or anything but have been friendly with us. Speaking less doesn't equal rude. Keep it up guys!

Thus is the same review I left on Google. I ordered one…read morething. A lamb gyro over rice instead of on a pita. Not only did it take 30 minutes to make this, the driver had to wait when they got there, but they put it on a pita. I cant eat pitas so I couldnt eat it. I would have just eaten the lamb but it was so salty it was inedible. Genuinely too salty to eat and Im someone who puts extra salt on everything. The reviews here are moxed but overwhelmingly bad and theres a good reason for this. I would save your money and time and go somewhere else.

This place was really good, I got the lamb Gyro with everything on it and a side of fries with feta…read morea sauce on them. It was almost too much food but momma didn't raise a quitter! All jokes aside the food was great the price was average for Portland these days but you will get a ton of food so bring an appetite. The guys were really nice and friendly. I love these whole in the wall type places.

Delicious food, good value, and great service. If you're lucky enough to experience these 3 things…read morein every restaurant there would be no need to rate restaurants. I will return.

Ughhh I hate to give a 3 star, but I just cant when I am eating off the cysco menu. The lamb gyro,…read morethe flat bread, i assume the sauces. No I get smaller businesses need to not do everything from scratch, but breads are so easy... There is some good portions here and its all fresh, dont get me wrong, the staff is great and the place is clean. The location isnt great, but really at the end of the day, if you dont mind the premade assortment, its pretty good. I could be wrong, but ive eaten enough gyro to taste the common trend of delivered ingredients.

*Review is for to go via doordash* I ordered Gyro House the other night when I didn't feel like…read moregoing out, I decided to order à la carte so I placed an order for side of rice, chicken skewer & small side gyro meat. This was the enjoyable dinner and I had a surplus amount for lunch the next day! Food arrived hot and flavorful. I also added white garlic sauce & spicy garlic sauce which both are necessities.

There's a certain kind of mistake that turns into a pilgrimage and like most good food stories,…read moremine started with bad directions and blind confidence. Somewhere between a Yelp recommendation and my own stubborn sense of direction, I managed to drive a full hour the wrong way chasing a Korean barbecue hot honey glaze that sounded like it had been whispered to me by the food gods themselves. What I found instead was disappointment on a paper plate bad signage, worse service, and a meal that tasted like it had given up long before I showed up. But here's the thing about chasing flavor: sometimes you've gotta get lost to earn it. Eventually, I made my way back correctly this time and landed at what can only be described as a modern-day food cart coliseum just off Powell and 82nd. Easy access, right off the road, no nonsense. You swing in, and boom you're there. No treasure map required. And what hits you first isn't just the smell of grilled meat and spices it's the design. This place is two stories of organized chaos done right. Clean lines, thoughtful layout, indoor seating for when Oregon decides to be Oregon, and outdoor space for when you want to sit in the sun with a cold drink and question your life choices over something deep-fried and glorious. This isn't Hillbilly Junction. Not even close. That place has its charm, sure but this? This is polished. Intentional. It's like someone took the soul of a street market and gave it a well-earned promotion. Now let's talk about the food the reason we're all here pretending we didn't just say we were "eating clean this week." That Korean barbecue chicken with the hot honey glaze? Worth every wrong turn, every mile, every ounce of regret from the first stop. Sweet, heat, smoke it hits like a good joke you didn't see coming. You take a bite, and suddenly you're not in a rush anymore. You're leaning on the table, nodding to yourself like, yeah... this is why we do this. And the variety? It's borderline dangerous. You walk through thinking you'll make a responsible decision, maybe something light, maybe something green and then five steps later you're holding something wrapped, fried, glazed, or all three. It's a mecca of bad decisions that somehow feel exactly right. And to be fair, if you're trying to behave, there are healthier options tucked in there too but let's not kid ourselves. Nobody comes here for restraint. There's something else, though. Something personal. Just a block or two away, my grandpa ran Tom's Auto Body on Powell Boulevard for decades. Built a name, built a reputation. So being back in this area it's more than just food. It's familiar ground, just dressed up a little nicer now. And I can't help but think he'd get a kick out of this place. Or at least appreciate the hustle. So here it is, plain and simple: Location? Five stars. You'd have to try to miss it. Value? Five stars. You get more than just a meal you get options, atmosphere, and a reason to come back. This place isn't just a stop it's a destination. And if you get lost on the way, well... you might just end up with a better story.

The best food cart set up on the east side. Tons of options, indoor and outdoor seating, they have…read moreevents on scheduled nights, there is a bar available inside. There is also a parking lot which makes a huge difference. Great for large groups or big family who can't decide what to eat!