Zorba Greek Eatery & Gyro House

Decided to try this spot for some Greek and I ordered the lamb sandwich. There was already minimal lamb… but the meat itself didn’t even taste like lamb. To top it off, there were mounds of lettuce I had to remove just to even see the lamb. There just wasn’t love in the sandwich. Very much so like they just threw whatever together. Very bland and unsatisfying. Won’t be eating here again.

For the price, the quality was extremely disappointing. Paying premium prices and receiving chicken that was mostly rubbery skin with barely any actual meat is unacceptable. A chicken gyro platter should consist of proper cuts of chicken, not skin-heavy scraps that feel like leftovers. I’ve had chicken gyro platters at other restaurants that are far better prepared and actually include meat. This was a letdown.

Such a great authentic Greek food. Everything was delicious and well prepared. The service was fast, great portions, and friendly staff. Good average prices.

Great Greek food! The grilled octopus was the best we've had. As was the moussaka and spanakopita. Fresh, homemade hummus. Terrific chicken gyro. Can be pricey, but it's worth it.

Just got delivery for here, and gotta say, the portions are VERY light for the price but... damn. The grilled lamb kabob part of my order was PEAK. And their tzaziki sauce is EXCELLENT! I really loved the grilled mushrooms too. I wasn't too impressed with the chicken kabob, and shrimp was just alright. I don't think I'll be ordering delivery again, given the prices and portions given, but... I *need* to come eat here in person and have that lamb & tzaziki again. So perfect. Wow! The little plate below still cost me $40 after tip, delivery fees, etc. Probably only $30± in person? Which is still pretty light for what you get, 3 small kabob sticks and 1 side. For that price, I would at least offer the customer a choice of two small sides. I would have enjoyed this mix platter with grilled