Yeeroh — Restaurant in Philadelphia

Yeeroh is the best! If you want awesome, fresh Greek food, this is the place to go. I have ordered from here countless times. They offer Greek classics as well as new, interesting Greek-style creations. Delicious, over-stuffed gyros are their bread-and-butter. The prices are reasonable, and delivery is VERY fast. I have tried a bunch of things from their very large menu. The Classic Ap'Ola sandwich is fantastic. It's a very classic Greek gyro (pita, pork, fries, tomato, red onion, tzatziki). The pork is juicy and has tons of flavor. The homemade tzatziki sauce is honestly the best tzatziki sauce I’ve ever had. It’s thick, tangy, and has big chunks of cucumber in it. If you want a standard, authentic gyro then you won’t be disappointed with this. The Diavolo sandwich is by far my favorite thing on the menu. I was unsure if I’d like it, but I’m so glad that I gave it a chance. It’s incredible. Everything on the sandwich compliments each other so nicely. The salty meat and fries combined with cucumber is a delicious contrast. The spicy feta and ghost pepper hot sauce taste absurdly good. I now prefer this sandwich over a classic gyro every time because of how extremely interesting it is. It’s a very hot sandwich, but if you think you can handle it then you’ll love it. To speak on some of their sides: They have great smooth, and savory hummus. Their french fries are golden in color, seasoned very well, and soft & crispy at the same time. They are excellent on their own and perfect for going in a gyro. The only thing that I’ve tried that I didn’t love was the breaded zucchini fries. They were just OK because they were soggy. But maybe they’re better at the restaurant rather than though delivery. For dessert, I’ve tried their homemade baklava and I’m a big fan of it. It’s sweet, has a crunchy layer of nuts, and is very flaky. It’s great baklava. They let you customize the salads, sandwiches, bowls, and trays, so you can get whatever you want. They have so many options of proteins, toppings, and spreads to choose from. The trays are huge portions – great for if you’re very hungry. Most other places don’t offer chicken, pork, AND lamb & beef gyros. South Street Souvlaki, another great Greek restaurant, is similar, but I prefer Yeeroh. South Street Souvlaki’s gyros have lamb & beef while Yeeroh offers many meats, one being pork. I can never forget being told by friends from Greece that pork is the meat that belongs in a gyro. Also, while South Street Souvlaki has great tzatziki, you can’t beat Yeeroh’s. Overall, it’s delicious, flavorful, authentic, and creative Greek food. The menu is huge, so there should be something...

Service 1/5 Food 3.5/5 (zucchini fries were too greasy)

This is supposed to be a fast food establishment kinda like Subway. When I got her they were busy fulfilling a bunch of orders that had been placed ahead of me. I didn't know how many there were so I waited patiently. The problem is that I had to wait 30 mins for a simple gyro sandwich.

When I got my food I told the guy "Hey had you told me that it's going to take 30 mins when you were taking my money I would have gone somewhere else."

Instead of apologizing and admitting his mistake the guy says "Hey I had a lot of orders ahead of you I worked as fast as I could."

While what he said is true he is missing the point, 30 mins for a fast food establishment is unacceptable. If you known you are back logged let your customer know. Your customer's time is valuable and you have no right to waste it.

I'm never going back and I wouldn't advise anyone else to go either unless you have a bunch of time to waste and deal with a guy who has a...

Just okay overall experience. Ordered a plate with lamb/beef gyro meat and the fried feta sticks. Prepared and delivered with expected ETA.

Portion was generous but the plate had some problems. The gyro meat was very dry which was disappointing. I added some of my own tzaziki which helped a bit. The fries were completely soggy (and I'm only 10 minutes from restaurant) as was some of the pita. The cucumbers were weirdly warm because of the hot meat on top of the salad. I'd recommend they package this differently for to-go orders separating the hot and cold items. Otherwise, spicy feta dip and rest of flavors were ok, but nothing I'd crave.

Feta sticks themselves were good, but I didn't care for the sweet sauce (personal preference).

I'd give them one more shot if I wanted quick Greek as most of the issues were fixable problems (the dry meat might just have been an off day, and I wouldn't order a mixed hot/cold dish for...