Gyros & Heros — Restaurant in Town of Hempstead

I would NEVER in my life order from this place and I suggest no one else does either. I tried ordering breakfast, I asked the gentlemen on the phone to please hold on for a second as I looked for my debit card. I came back to the phone less then 20 seconds later and he hung up. OK fine, I should've had my card ready. I call back and order once again. I'm getting ready to pay my order with my DEBIT card. I read him all the numbers, expiration, security numbers on the back etc etc. He then asks me for the zip, normal. WAIT! you would think that's enough information to charge me for my purchase right? Nope! He needed my BILLING ADDRESS TOO!! I couldn't believe he asked me that so I said "Billing address?" he said "yes ma'm billing address for security purposes" I have never been asked that. I said Sir .. I think the information I gave you was enough but It wasn't. I tried understanding why, he didn't care to explain because he couldn't. He was nasty on the phone. Disgusting, unprofessional people. I'm forced to give them a star just so I can submit this review....

This place does mainly a takeout business, there are 3 small tables to wait in if desired, but it is noisy and there is a lot of Doordash/uber eats activity in and out, and for good reason: the food is consistently excellent and the quantity served makes it a terrific value. The salads are terrific and we love that you can not only get chicken souvlaki chunks or chicken gyro meat on salads or platters and both are terrific. Tzatziki - amazing. If you're a fan of baklava, theirs is better than most bakeries around. Spanakopita is also excellent. Think of it is restaurant quality but in takeout form. We absolutely love the guys who run the place, very friendly, very gracious. There aren't that many Greek places in Nassau that hit it out of the park for us, but these guys do,...

A hole in the wall with over priced food with 3 tables against the wall. Their customer service was lacking. I asked for a lunch platter in the evening_there was no time restriction on the menu, but they refused to sell it because they stop serving it". The only difference between lunch 13.95 and dinner 21.95 was an extra side which was a starch for double the price. I asked then for a small "Greek salad", which was really a house salad. I was given a mix of iceberg and some romaine 1 dolma an 2 black olives and about two tbsp of feta. The tomato and cucumber where in big chunks. The dressing was pure vinegar and overpowering that I might as well just use regular vinegar. I ended up throwing it out. Chicken gyro was just ok, according to the person...