Alley Gyros

Be warned the older pictures do not reflect the current dining experience whatsoever. As many others have stated this is a very poor Mediterranean food experience. The portion of meat in the lamb rice platter is tiny, likely one to two Oz of what seems like scrap meat if that, not at all the experience Id expect from a $16 plate. My initial reaction is i thought the amount of meat was a joke. To add insult to injury the lamb meat is extremely low quality and barely spiced while the rice is plain rice that was stale. They have a topping station however this was similarly poorly stocked and all of the sauces were empty except the fry sauce when we visited around 6pm. A very sad example of a greek restaurant and overall I feel like my experience is some sort of joke, easily the worst greek fo

This was terrible. The lamb gyro was an experience...I could barely find the meat pieces in between the fries (who puts fries on a gyro?) and those were burnt, chewy pieces. The fries were soggy. The pita wasn't a pita, and was stale and burnt. The added olives and feta were decent in taste and quantity. The self serve toppings were not well stocked, every sauce except fry sauce was out. And the overall cleanliness was less than desirable. I felt bad for the only girl working behind the counter, clearly overwhelmed.

The staff were nice, so this is not a complaint based on service. But the food was disgraceful. This used to be one of my favorite hidden gems in Corvallis. But this time we ordered a lamb gyro plate and lamb gyro wrap and we were very disappointed with both items. So much so that if I hadn’t paid in cash, I would have submitted a stop payment with my credit card company. You see, there was no meat! Not a single chunk of lamb. There were tiny bits of shredded lamb, but so little that it was hard to see or taste the lamb at all. All I could taste were the French fries and tzatziki sauce. Gyros are supposed to be focused on the meat (or falafel) not the vegetable and sauce toppings. Without meat (or falafel) IT IS NOT A GYRO. I don’t eat out much these days because of how expensive everythin

This place has been a favorite of mine for a while. They season their meat and fries very well, the topping are always fresh, and tzatziki always comes with your order. The portion size on the fries has gone down a lot, you used to get more than enough for 2 people for $5, now the portion is much smaller. They recently increased their prices, but they're still good.

I don’t usually leave reviews of places, but this was pretty bad. The actual taste of the Gyros were fine though the interior of the place was questionable. The ‘highlight’ of this being my first visit was an actual wingnut in my Gyro! Had I not seen it this place may have been paying my dental bills. Not only unsanitary but genuinely dangerous had I bitten into metal expecting soft lamb. Yes that photo is real, I am shocked and disgusted. Will not be coming back here again! Also, a little less notable, the fries were terrible, soggy, cold, limp, and greasy.