Flora’s Gyros & Hot Dogs

sad its gone, it was pretty darn good and not expensive and the folks were nice to talk to.

Had an order of the Falafel (~$ 6): chickpea balls in a pita with lettuce & tomato. Food was delicious, staff was family (a mother and son team), and the ambiance was staid.

I’m sorry to hear they closed. Their Gyros were excellent. Greek food done by «Greeks», THE BEST!
Darn and I have a craving for Gyros! Where do I go?

I’m sad it’s CLOSED! :(
Best bang for your buck esp for college students. Sam is like a cool Dad/​Grandpa to all the students who has tried their delicious food. Hopefully they will reopen another location. I hate to see this place go!
Come back Floras Gyros! You are the best!

Good place to go. Kind of hidden, but definitely a good find. Their gyros are yummie. Their baklava is delish. Been here several times but haven’t gone in a while. I should head there for lunch soon.

Great place. Been a customer since the original owner opened it. Love their food and the homey feeling.

I have been coming to this place for years, they definitely have the Best Gyros in the Bay. And the garlic fries are delicious. The owner is very nice, this place is closed by DVC. There is a lot of college students that comes here. I have seen it a couple of times that when a student does not have enough money for the food but the owner still gives it to the student.

Great, fast service and good quality ingredients. Take out recommended due to small dining area and lack of fryer ventilation.

Omg the gyros are beyond amazing. I got a falafel gyro with cucumber sauce. Seems like a family business, which is great. The food tastes very homemade, so delicious. Unilocal address was a bit off though, it’s actually in the dvc plaza across from the school

As soon as I walk in, a gentlemen approaches from behind and starts talking to me about the San Jose Sharks sweater I was wearing. All of a sudden he’s taking my order and offers the special on the menu, as well as gives me a discount just because I looked like a student. I later find out he’s the owner, and the cucumber sauce is home made by him. The beef and lamb gyro with the garlic fries are delicious. This place is the definition of mom and pop establishment. Unfortunately, like many small places, although very clean, could definitely use an update. Otherwise, a great stop in Pleasant Hill.

Well, we came by today around 4:45PM today and they were closed. Pretty depressing. Some other guys came after us, depressed as well that they were closed.
I had their fries once, a friend brought them and they were great. Still haven’t went in yet. Hopefully next time they won’t e closed when we swing by.
I wish there was like a «Sorry we closed early today so go somewhere else» sign of something similar.

Gyros are good. Flora’s does a good job with them too. I plan to visit again and again for gyros. They have a lunch special the DVC students like to take advantage of. I’ve never asked, but it seems like the one guy owns it and one or two family members work there. He talks to people like he really wants them to try things, enjoy them, walk away pleased. Everything about him and the store is pretty old school. Now that I think about it, most gyros places are like that.
I just got hungry again…

Flora’s Beef and Lamb Gyros are the best! The meat is cook to perfection and the flatbread is crunchy with just the right amount of thickness. The place is owned by a humble Greek family and there is nothing pretentious about it. It’s truly a gem and worth the travel to eat here. Beware of their hours as they are open only Mondays-​Fridays.
I have only tried the Beef and Lamb Gyros and that is what I would highly suggest if you have to try something there.

Flora’s gyro’s are the BEST! I’ve been to a lot of gyro places all around the bay and I still find myself craving Flora’s. Their flatbread is fabulous and the sauce is delicious. My one piece of advice: stick to the gyros. This place does one thing really well and that’s greek. (LOVE their homemade baklava too!) If you want burritos go to one of the dozens of taquerias around the Concord Monument area. Two thumbs down for burritos, two thumbs up for the amazing gyros and friendly family-​style service. Another huge plus are their reasonable prices. You get a lot for your money here!

My friends and I needed to find a place to eat after galavanting in Walnut creek. One of my friends mentioned this place, so we decided it check ‘em out… Soo glad we did! Quite a few of my fellow DVC peeps raved about this place…
’twas my first gyro experience. We all ordered the same meal deal– beef/​lamb gyro w/​garlic fries and a drink for $ 8. Not bad huh? Student discount ;D
The drinks of choice were either root beer or sprite w/​free refills (3 out of the 5 drinks from the soda fountain machine was out of order «/​) or bottled water. I normally don’t drink soda but that was the most bang for my buck, so I got root beer. ZOMG, I forgot how good root beer was XD
The gyro was BOMBdotCOM. Good amount of meat, veggies & sauce. I didn’t know it came with onions, so I discarded them (I hate onions xp). And the garlic fries were derricious, too! Definitely a filling ‘slip into a food coma’ meal.
Service was good and the owner was nice & helpful. I definitely need to come here again! Check this place out if you’re in the area: D

I love the Greek salad.
I’ve tried Greek food up and down the entire west coast — CA, WA, OR.
The restaurant is simple, no frills, paper plate style, but the food is tops.
Go for the Greek salad with a side of fries. You’ll be happy.

It’s a Small Mom & Pop’s shop that caters to the DVC Students, so they’re mostly open for luch on the weekdays. I think they close around 4−5pm. On the weekends they close around 3pm on saturdays and closed on sundays. I’ve had their Gyro and fries and that’s all I ever order. My go-​to place for gyros!

My go-​to place for gyros. It’s conveniently located across DVC, so students can go here before and after class (plus, they get a discount).
The staff here is friendly and accommodating. They always ask if you want everything on it on a gyro. If you want, you can do substitutions, such as using different sauces.
The beef/​lamb gyro is good. It’s packed with tons of veggies and meat. The veggies aren’t the freshest, but that’s all right. The meat can be a bit dry, especially if there isn’t a lot of sauce in your bite. The only real downside I have to it is because it’s so huge, it’s hard for my little mouth to get an adequate amount of meat: veggie ratio, haha ;) The falafel is dry, but like with their meat, this can be helped with more sauce. The fries are served extremely hot, so be careful. The garlic fries are just plain fries topped with garlic salt… not really special. Their baklava is sooo good, too. Very light and not too sweet. I also recommend their spanakopita.
They accept card, but the machine they use is a bit weird. While this has not happened to me, sometimes the machine doesn’t work so some people have to go to the nearest ATM.
It could use a bit more cleaning. Tables and napkin holders can be a bit sticky.
Overall, I recommend this little mom ‘n pop spot, especially for college students because of the convenience of it being so nearby.

Easily one of the best gyro places in the area!
The Cypriot owners are very friendly, and they make the food right in front of you, which is great because you can see that the ingredients are fresh.
Their lamb gyros are excellent and go well with the garlic fries.
Their hot dogs are really good too
If you go to DVC, you can get a student discount.

Definite thumbs up for the falafel gyro.
A bit on the drier side like the other reviews said, but you don’t really notice until you get to the last few bites and there isn’t much sauce left.
Their service is also very quick. They start making your order before they make you pay and they give you a 15% discount if you attend DVC, so they’re just ask you…“DVC?” I’m sure 99% of us are.
**CASH ONLY!!**
Saw someone eating the California giant burrito while I was there for the first time… okay it really is giant.
Think chipotle sized burrito times three… literally. It’s wrapped in a 16 inch tortilla and can’t be wrapped in a typical burrito shape. Expect to have to use a fork and knife and actually sit down to eat this monster. It looked good from
What I could see.
They are definitely as friendly as all the other reviews led on, they act like your grandparents would and treat you like their own grandkids.
They don’t tell you good afternoon cause it’s nice, they tell you cause they love you. :)
The second time i went, the owner’s nephew was there making the food and taking orders, he was talking to me about changing up the pictures they have on the walls of the place and just chatting it up with me.
They’re all quite friendly with all of their customers.
He was also talking about adding new items to the menu and having specials, etc.
Love this place, i’m determined to make time to become a regular.