Gyros House

“Excellent food and service, and the value was exceptional.”

Chad Delafield★

We decided to try a new spot, but I have no idea how this place has a 4.6. Two Gyro combos cost $30 - the combo is an extra $5 for frozen, unseasoned/unsalted fries and a flat, tasteless soda. This visit was disappointing: we walked inside for a to-go order and our interaction was lifeless and it seemed like our food was ready before even ordering it... Which really shows how unfresh this was. It's a shame, I wanted to make this our new gyro spot, but I won't be coming back.

Ferdinand Ferdinand★★★★★

Delicious, I haven't had good fresh food in a long time and this was like squirldiving from the top of a mountain. I was in blissful free fall falling in love with this food. I had the Gyro and when I tell you I'm in love. "I'm in love and I don't care who knows!" "Who is it sweetie?" "Gyro!" "Hero?" "Well I suppose you could say that yes." "What?" :End Scene Thank you!

8BitBlood★★★★★

I’ve been visiting the Gyros House for over 20 years and it remains my go to spot for gyros. Perfectly casual and everything you want it to be. The meat is WAY better than other Greek spots 3 times the price. A must visit if you’re in Arlington and craving gyros. I highly recommend the gyro plate with extra meat.

Hunter Alise★★★★★

So happy to have finally tried this place tonight after my friend had been recommending it for so long! This place has so much character that I knew the food was going to be good just by the looks of it. The food came out quickly. I got the #2 which I believe is just the classic gyro, the meat was super tender and the tzatziki sauce was tangier than I’ve had, but I loved it! I think it compliments the gyro better that way. Grabbed some dolma too, because how could you not. Definitely recommend. Lastly, there are FOUR different types of baklava; pistachio, walnut, pine nut, and cashew. I didn’t