Gyro Bros

Their Gyro Sandwich is pretty incredible. They deliver pretty quickly as well.

I ordered online for delivery. I got the falafel plate — it came with fries, a salad, and tzatziki sauce. The sauce tasted spoiled so I threw it right away. The fries were fine — a little soggy and not crispy at all. But I didn’t expect much. The actual falafels weren’t like any falafels I’ve ever had before. I ate two and threw the other away. The salad was very «meh.» I didn’t eat that either. I feel like I wasted my money. I’m giving one star for the delivery time and the fact that they got my order right.

Ordered through Grub Hub an hour before they closed. Fast forward 1.5 hours later and the Grub Hub order tracker said my food was delivered, which was not true. By that time the restaurant was closed leaving me with no food and $ 25 less in my bank account. They could at least called.

Food was just OK… the meat was extremely salty and they do not validate parking. This was my first and last time there…

I have driven by the Alpharetta location for almost a year now and decided to try it out today at lunch. Before I give my review, I must say that there is a restaurant in Roswell called Athens Restaurant. They are the reason I like Greek food and particularly gyro sandwiches and salads. I decided to try Gyro Brothers because it was nearby. How different can a gyro be?
Now my review. The staff was very friendly and service was excellent. I took my sandwich back to work. One bite nearly curled my toes! It was extremely salty! The meat was too salty and combined with the sauce (also loaded with salt), it was in edible. Add raw onions to that and just imagine! If I had stayed to eat I would have returned it immediately. It was nasty! I will never eat there again and will not recommend it to anyone I know.
If you are looking for below average food then Gyro Brothers is the place! Standard «fry up» fast food! Do not waste your money there!

Nothing particularly special about this spot. Average food court style gyros. A bit overpriced for what you get. The outdoor patio seating makes up for it when you want to dine outside and people watch.

Average at best. The gyro meat was overcooked and the fries were old and soggy. The salad was disappointing. They also don’t put feta on the gyros or the salads.

Don’t ever go here. Not because of the food though. They steal your money.
I was a relatively happy, regular customer always getting the 8 dollar special until I checked my credit card statement for the last two visits. Someone added a FIVE DOLLAR tip to my signed receipt for one visit and THREE DOLLAR tip the latest visit on an 8 dollar purchase…
I spoke with the manager on the phone who said he’d check into it and follow up with me about the issue. He never did. I don’t care about the money but I want to warn others about this so they don’t fall into the same trap.

I love this place. I go to school nearby and often come up here when I have a craving for fries or a gyro. The service is great, nice, and fast and the food is awesome, and priced very well. Love it regularly!

The guys who work at this location are incredibly cool. Love the food and the prices.

Very, very good. Service was quick and fast. In a beautiful location in the heart of Atlanta. The fries was a little salty, so next time I will get the salad. Very nice prices and outside setting is available. I really enjoyed the freshness of the lamb was the best!

I pass by this place every day, and I finally decided to try it out. I had low expectations for greasy, flavorless food, but I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the Gyro Plate for an even $ 10 from a super enthusiastic and friendly cashier. For happy hour, they have great deals for combos for around $ 6. It was more than enough food (I only finished half) and everything was pretty good. It wasn’t the tastiest meat I’ve ever had, but it was not bad and the salad was fresh. It’s a good lunch spot with plenty of outdoor seating.

Great food with fantastic service I would recommend it to anyone. Everything there is great not just the gyros

This review is for the falafel and the fries. Poker faced guy took the order at lunch at a mostly empty place at lunch hour for the falafel combo for $ 7.22 after taxes it came out to be 7.75 or so which is cheap, but the food is bad.
The falafel was mushy and tasteless. You could clearly tell it was made from the frozen stuff that Sysco sells. The bread was not toasted well and the fries were oily and soggy at the same time. Possibly the worst falafel I have had!
Do yourself a favor and walk over a few blocks to Café Agora on Peachtree Place, you will be glad you did even though you will pay $ 2 more for the falafel or chicken combo

Decent gyro — good deal for happy hour, so-​so deal in general.
I ordered a chicken gyro combo, which is only $ 6.99 (plus tax) during happy hour. Great value here. You get a gyro with a good amount of meat, a medium portion of fresh cut fries, and a fountain drink with your meal.
The gyro was filling and I’m definitely not complaining about the amount of food I got for the price. Quality-​wise though, I thought it was average. I judge gyros a lot by the quality of the meat. The chicken had flavor, but I think it could have been marinated better. The tzatziki sauce was a little thick and could have used some lemon and/​or more cucumbers. The Greek fries were oily. Not sure what makes them Greek, but they were okay.
Again, at happy hour price and on a college campus, this is a good bargain. But this restaurant doesn’t serve my favorite gyros.

Okay, let’s be real. This is a college town gyro restaurant. It’s not going to ever be five star. That said, the place was clean, the staff friendly, the food came out quickly, and my gyro was tasty. Plus, the combo with fries and a drink was only 8 bucks. All the right ingredients, fresh cut fries, and they pronounced gyro correctly (it’s yee-​roh). Good place for lunch.

Wasn’t the best falafel I’ve ever had, or fries for that matter, but for under $ 8 it gets the job done.
I most likely won’t be returning to this place for my remainder of the time that I’m in Atl.

This was a pleasant surprise. I needed to grab a fast bite before a local hackathon. Gyro Brothers provided a nice, quick meal that wasn’t too big. I had a Philly Gyro. All the cheese had travelled to the bottom of the gyro, but it was still good. (There’s nothing wrong with a cheese finish.) The meat was thick. The pita /​bread was soft and delicious. I added a little Sambal to it and it woke the whole thing right up. And the price was right. I imagine this place gets a lot of Tech traffic during the school year. I won’t hesitate to stop off again. Holler if you’re coming with.

Pretty good lunch special. I think it was like 8 bucks for a drink, Gyro, and salad. Gyro’s are pretty simple so its hard to screw em up. I would recommend this place if you are craving Greek in the area.

I had high hopes for a good gyro close to campus. It didn’t really live up. I got the gyro combo, and upon first tasting, it seems pretty good. The pita is good, the tzatziki is pretty decent, and the meat tastes kind of ok. However, it’s drenched in grease. I know you can’t really order a gyro expecting health food, but it was quite literally dripping grease out the back of my sandwich. The meat is cut too thick and is pretty salty. The fries, as another reviewer stated, are pretty flaccid. They taste alright, but nothing too special. Everything is too salty.
I won’t go back, not worth the $ 8 for lunch, it just wasn’t very good.

The gyros are greasy and the french fries taste like sadness and flacid handshakes.
Heat up your oil!

It’s cheap and can’t be beat as far as Tech Square or even on Georgia Tech campus goes. I wouldn’t say it’s authentic but it’s still good. Quick, cheap, convenient.

We wanted a fast sandwich to take to our tailgate, so we ended up at Gyro King.
The regular gyros are made with lamb. We ordered 2 combos, one with salad and one with fries. I meant to only order 3 more sandwiches, but something about how I explained 5 total sandwiches came out as 2 combos and 5 sandwiches…
The gyros were really good. The meat was thick and flavorful, and didn’t appear to be the pre-​cut strips that many places have. The pita was a little on the tough side. The tzatziki was pretty good, but I didn’t get enough of it to really notice the flavor as much as it was a cooling sauce on the hot meat. Lettuce, tomatoes, and onion standard.
The fries were a little more browned than I like, but they held up decently well to the steam of the to-​go container. We weren’t given any silverware for the salad in the to go box, and I forgot to grab it, so while the salad ingredients looked fresh, I can’t attest to the flavor.
The combo was $ 5.99, and it was a good amount of food for $ 5.99.
The gyro, when taken from the metal wrapper, lettuce and tomatoes removed, reheated fairly well in the microwave, so the extra sandwiches didn’t go to waste.
I’d eat there again, particularly when needing something fast and tasty on campus.