Anna's Gyros Restaurant

Ana’s Gyros really hit the spot. The food is made fresh and served hot, no heat lamps, no shortcuts. The gyro was massive, packed with tender meat and all the fixings. I couldn’t even finish mine, and that’s saying something. For $8.99, you get a loaded gyro, steak fries, and a can of soda, definitely a solid deal. The atmosphere is quiet, clean, and has that old-school charm. You can tell it’s a favorite among the older crowd, which honestly adds to the cozy vibe. The staff were super welcoming and kind, making the whole experience feel personal. If I’m ever back on that side of town, I’ll definitely be stopping in for lunch again. Highly recommend the gyros if you’re hungry and want something satisfying.

This small, family-owned Mediterranean restaurant may not be the fanciest spot in town, but it has a charm of its own. The place is a bit old and simple, but the food speaks for itself. The portions are generous and packed with meat – you definitely get your money’s worth. What sets this spot apart is how they compete – not just on quality, but also on price and portion size. You get incredible value for what you pay, making it a hidden gem for Mediterranean cuisine lovers. Service can be a bit slow, but it’s important to note that the restaurant is run almost entirely by the owner – most of the time, it’s just the lady handling everything. If you’re looking for a hearty meal and don’t mind a more laid-back, homey atmosphere, I highly recommend giving this place a try. It’s a true local sp

Pretty average. Staff/owners were short but not rude. Probably a language barrier. That’s fine. The food was decently priced. The tabouli was disappointing. Not as much fresh ingredients and lacked on the mint in my opinion. The gyro meat was a little dry. The tzatziki sauce was a little bland too. Humnus was a little runny and the pita tasted a little overcooked. 3/5 overall tho.

This is a hidden gem. Good food and low prices. The resturaunt has the feel of an old mom and pop dinner, mid 80s. Food pricing is the lowest I have seen in a long time. The food however is very good with decent portions and no shortage on the meat. The older couple running it were not talkative but very courteous. If your looking for great food on a budget, this is your stop. There was no air-conditioning running but fans kept it pleasantly cool.

First time here and read other reviews on the AC not working but we decided to dine in anyway. The gyros was outstanding, flavorful and piles of meat enough so to make 2. It’s a great deal the combo gyro with fries and drink for $5.49 + tax. Definitely will return