Gyro House — Restaurant in Seattle

The food was really delicious. I ordered the beef gyro with the feta fries and dolmas. The food came out relatively quickly and was delicious. The atmosphere was lacking. I went by myself because I had business in the area. I sat by myself, there was no music, minimal decorations, and all I could hear was random thumping noises from time to time. Definitely more of an eerie uncomfortable atmosphere. If I came again, I would want to bring someone or just get the food to go and eat it in my car. Also, it felt that the server may have forgotten I existed. I received my food and was not checked up on for about an hour. I walked to see if I could find the server, but no one was around. I waited because I needed to pay, but I had to sit and do nothing for about 20 minutes before the server came back.

Overall, I'd recommend trying the food to go. The food is good, but dining in is a little eerie and...

This place is superb. I've been in here a few times and ordered Gyros with different meats (nothing else though, it's a Gyro place, so I order the Gyro) and every single time it's been delicious. My personal favorite is the spicy lamb - which in its own is not terribly spicy, but has a nice little zing to it. Gyros are served with some greens on them, such as lettuce, onion, cucumber, and tomatoes, and then the delicious sauce. Price was very reasonable, and they take AMEX if that's your thing too. The guy at the desk was very polite and concise, and the cook was quick. Others have decried the price of parking here, but that's a public lot meant for commuters. I don't recommend driving here, but if you're in the area and hungry, consider this...

I'll cut right to the chase: this is a great TAKE OUT place. The food is excellent. When dining in, the service is sincere but really slow. It seems there is no wait staff, so the cooks have to cover the floor and they are busy. Also the physical environment is not pleasant. There is a lack of ventilation, no music so there is this awkward silence, no carpet or decor on the walls, so it has a sparse feel. Plus due to the service issues, you may be dining next to uncleared tables, so you may need to stare at the mess. The prices are a bit above average, so it's not a bargain - you'd expect at least a solid dining experience for $25-30 per person (with no drinks). To reiterate, consider patronizing this establishment, but only...