Chicago Style Gyro

This place is in violation of the law for refusing to serve a gentleman with a service animal. I would strongly advise everyone to not patronize this location and take your business elsewhere to somewhere else who will follow the laws of Tennessee regarding persons with disabilities using service animals.

This business refused to serve a gentleman today who was with his service animal. Will never set foot in this place again. They were asked by patrons to allow them to stay but refused service. This is clearly a violation of the law.

First off I am in town visiting and I am from Chicago. My friend I am visiting is Greek.
«Chicago style gyros» is a myth. The name is probably a marketing scheme of the owners.
I ordered the gyro plate. First bite into the gyro and it was a bit too salty. I then tasted the «tzatziki sauce» which was pretty much ranch sauce. It’s really not that difficult to make this from scratch so I don’t know why it was so poorly made and tasting.
The prices were decent and the service was fast and friendly. The dining area was clean and the temp was nice and cool.
They have potential…

Dropped in for a gyro plate while out running errands. The place is clean, the people are friendly and the food was promptly served. It was OK, nothing great but not bad either. I’d go back.

I wish I could give this place 3.5 stars, but at that point it kind-​of feels like I’m splitting hairs… anyhow:
I like the food at this place. I have had the Philly cheese steak plate, lamb gyro combo, and falafel combo; all were really tasty! Their seasoned fries are also excellent. They’re crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, just the way I like them! As for the sauce, in both of my sandwiches there was a white sauce, but I don’t think it was ranch. I tasted it, and after a little research, I’m pretty sure it’s tzatziki. It doesn’t taste like ranch to me, or at least not any ranch I’ve had before, and it tastes really good on the sandwiches they make. They also give you a huge amount of food, especially on the «plate» meals.
That being said, the…*ahem*…ambience leaves something to be desired. Every time I’ve eaten here, my group has been the only patrons in the restaurant. The tile on the floor is starting to come up in places, some of the old, green booth seats are ripped in the seat, and much of the décor is really unappealing. I wouldn’t say it’s dirty but it doesn’t give you the feeling that you want to sit and eat there, either.
The gentlemen that work there were cordial but definitely men of few words. They pretty much just hang out in the back unless you ring the bell near the cash register or someone goes through the drive-​thru line.
However, I’ll keep returning here because I think the food is really good. The interior doesn’t really bother me, but others might want to skip dining in and get their order to go.

Great food and tons of it. Ask for the cucumber sauce as opposed to the regular (which I think is just ranch).
I eat here close to once a week and for a $ 7 combo plate you get enough food for two people and it has always been fresh and tastes great.
It’s not the most beautiful building but when I spend under $ 10 I’m not expecting to be wowed by the décor.

Chicken sandwich/​gyros and season fries are amazing! Owners will often talk to customers and are very friendly and expedient with orders. I’ve been going there since they opened up in 2006. A bare bones kind of place as it used to be a Wendy’s but the service and food are great. Not sure about the whole Chicago Style Gyro name that folks seem to fixate on but I always figured it was just a name and not to read too deep into it.

Did drive through. Gyro was decent. Wife had chicken sandwich which had good amount of meat.

Agree with the other reviews out there. The falafel was good once I got through the bad lettuce, tomato, and too much dressing!
The seasoned fries were the highlight and I’m pretty sure that’s not Greek.

I just tried to research the difference between Chicago style gyros and Greek style gyros so that I don’t make myself look like an idiot when I start complaining about the food I ate here. Unfortunately, I could not get a clear answer on the differences. The one thing that i REALLY hate when it comes to eating gyros is when the sauce is pretty much ranch. I don’t want ranch. I want feta and tzatziki, or at least some variation of a yogurt sauce. I also prefer the big fluffy pita bread instead of the pita pockets, but I tend to not be too picky about the bread. I am, however, very picky about the sauce on the gyro.
I am not sure if this is a common thing when it comes to Chicago style gyros, but I sure hope not. If ranch is the sauce you choose to put on your gyro I will not be returning.

So I asked the guy there «what difference between a regular gyro and a chicago gyro?» He said «Go try other places and see the difference, people say that our meat is the best.» Well, I did try other places and they have the same stick of Lamb Hot Dog, spinning around a heater, as everywhere else.
I’m not gonna crucify the place because I haven’t found a good Greek restaurant to compare it too.
It’s not a ripoff, but it’s not a place I’m gonna come back to either.

There are better places to get Mediterranean cuisine around Nashville. The building is quite empty and has an odd odor to it.
I ordered a chicken platter: the salad was a bad combination of stale iceberg, and feta, the chicken and rice nothing out of the ordinary, and everything was smothered in dressing. I think it made me sick that night. Service was polite. I’d skip this place.

Been here a couple of times based on a recommendation. They took over a Wendy’s building and did not do much to the building so you can still tell it is a Wendy’s restaurant. I have not been inside but have went through the drive through each time I’ve went. Service is great and the food is great. If you like Greek Gyro’s, delicious.
I wish more people knew about them because they do have a great food but the location might not be the best.