Restaurants that offer Pound Of Gyro

Pound Of Gyro
Olympic Cafe

Olympic Cafe

➤ 2340 University AveCA 921042720, San Diego, United States

Cafe • Greek • African • Mediterranean

"I was in the mood for roasted half chicken and chose Mediterranean cuisine as my option. I found this place nearby with outdoor seating (pet-friendly) and a parking lot. It met all my criteria for the day, as I could bring my chihuahua along. I ordered the 1/2 Greek style chicken ($15) and the House Specialty Greek style chicken ($15), which were essentially the same except for the side options. I chose the former with rice. Additionally, I ordered dolmadakia ($8), hummus ($7) with pita, and a chicken and beef kabob combo with added lamb. Each dish was generously portioned, and the chicken was particularly moist and delicious. The dolmadakia was truly one of the best I've had, especially when paired with the lemon juice."

Roman's Greek & Lebanese Cafe

Roman's Greek & Lebanese Cafe

➤ 5350 Government Street Baton Rouge, LA 70806, United States

Tea • Greek • Pickup • Takeout 

"This is absolutely fabulous food. I got the vegetable sampler which had hummus, grape leaves, felafel, couscous but I subbed the eggplant moussaka), pita, etc. Hands down, this is absolutely the best hummus I've ever had, I could have just eaten that. The pita was superb. Everything was amazing. This is a place to come back to over and over again,"

Romans Cafe

Romans Cafe

➤ 7756 Bluebonnet Blvd, 70810, Baton Rouge, US, 70836, United States

Cafe • Greek • Pizza • Casual

"Update: I recently visited and was quite disappointed. It seems this restaurant is following the same downward trajectory as the original location—thriving for a while, then consistently declining. What was once one of Country Guy's most anticipated dining spots has turned into a lackluster experience. The sandwich I ordered had hardly any protein; I felt like I was mainly eating the complimentary pita bread. The dipping oil for the pita was just that—mostly oil, which saddened us since the fresh pita and dipping oil used to be the highlight of the meal. As for the service, the staff could benefit from some training in the Baton Rouge area. A poker face may work at a casino or church, but it doesn't belong in a restaurant. If the "Mean Girls" look is the style they’re going for, I doubt even they would be proud. We hope that our last two experiences were just flukes. Back in January 2022, I would have placed this place among the top three Mediterranean restaurants in Baton Rouge. The Lebanese tea was delightful. While the restaurant is smaller than the original location, they do offer pizzas for those who aren’t fans of Mediterranean cuisine."