Famous Gyro George

Whenever you step inside of a restaurant and it is empty, you should really turn away. I should have followed my instincts. It’s a bit worn and torn inside and not dirty.
I tried a regular size gyro and here is my report. Cost roughly $ 8.00 and it was not worth a penny. The lamb meat was salty and greasy and I have been sick ever since. Avoid at at all cost

I ate off the truck on Euclid. Everything was really good, fresh, and inexpensive. Jumbo Gyro and fries. Nice and greasy but not the bad kind of greasy.

the worst gyro I ever had and for mother’s day? really? how do you NOT have feta cheese and call yourself Greek? what the hell!

I used to hate gyros.
Then I visited Famous George’s.
Now I love gyros.
The gyros are damn good and cheap. They serve some other stuff too (breakfast and chicken tenders and random stuff) but the gyros are king. The only thing I wish they’d do a little differently are the fries. A little too soggy and greasy for my taste. Other than that, Famous George’s is awesome.

Famous Gyro George is a place that I have gone by a few times without thinking twice about it. I was with a friend and the subject of how amazing breakfast was came up and I remembered about this place. Thanks god I did. The place might look a little shabby on the outside, but the inside is very nice and has that diner feel. We were immediately were greeted by a very nice lady. We ordered breakfast and sat down. She talked to us while we were waiting for our food and despite paying ahead at the counter, she served us water at our table. I got my breakfast before my friend and as soon as a I smelled it I couldn’t wait till my friend got his. The hash browns with onions were incredible and the eggs and sausage were cooked to perfection. It was one of the best breakfasts I have ever had. The total price for three eggs, three sausages, texas toast, and hash browns with onions? $ 4.70. An incredible deal. I’m definitely coming back sometime soon to try out their gyros and other foods.