Gyro One Mediterranean Grill — Restaurant in Marysville

I had the "beef & lamb kebab plate," which was satisfying. Hot (temperature wise), balanced flavors/ingredients, proper portion size. But I needed to deduct one star—making the experience average—per the following reasons:

1. Although the (2) kebabs were tasty and spiced nicely, they weren't freshly made. Instead, already done kebabs were kept on-hand and then reheated on the griddle. And that was a given, since the restaurant was styled as fast-casual (à la Chipotle) and not cooked to order.
2. The rice was the weakest link. It wasn't nearly yellow or aromatic enough—likely due to insufficient amount of saffron or tumeric used. Again, understandable per my previous "fast-casual" reference, as well as the value menu pricing.
3. I didn't get any tzatziki sauce. In fact, not even napkins were provided with my take out order and I had to...

Recommend trying this place out. Great prices for decent portions of great tasting food!

Ordered the beef and lamb shawarma and gyro wraps, the chicken shawarma wrap, and the Mediterranean falafel wrap. The shawarmas and gyros were delicious with the perfect levels of seasoning. The seasonings didn't overpower the meat, which allowed us to enjoy the full flavor profile of the wraps. The pitas used for the gyro wraps were nice and fluffy, which paired well with the hummus. The falafels and grilled veggies in the Mediterranean falafel wrap had a nice crunch, which gave wonderful texture to the wraps.

We tried the baklava, which had a pecan/walnut(?) filling mixed with sunflower seeds. It was a bit on the drier though so I'd say it...

This seems to be a part of a local chain that services the northern I5 corridor towns.

Gyro sandwich is $14. Fries are $4-5, so almost twenty bucks out the door.

Considering that $15 will generally get you a mid tier burger with fries at a sit down restaurant, value isn't the best. Fries are frozen breaded, meat is generic gyro shop meat. But it's tasty

I'll go every once in a while. However I can't support places that charge ridiculous margins like this place. Maybe it's Microsoft inflation? Place wasn't busy enough, plus it's not directly on the street and easy to miss.

Final verdict? Imagine how much food you can get for $20 (with a WinCo literally across the street), and weigh it against the novelty of a gyro...