Greek Lady

Best quick bite/casual Greek I have had. Lamb Gyro (chicken and pork options)was the best I have tasted. I asked for everything on the Gyro. (They put fries on the Gyro). The Gryo was very large. Burger and cheesesteak was very good. Had the Greek Lady sampler which was delicious. Also had a very large Salmon Salad. Must try for a tourist looking for a quick bite. Still counter service but they bring food to your table. Spent $120 for six people. Had fresh lemonade for two members and soda fountain for other four.

My first gyro and It was delicious! I got the house gyro which had pork filling, It did not disappoint. Great portions and lots of varieties of food. I Also had the greek lady sampler which was good. I love the fresh pita bread and tzatziki, I will def be back!

I've been coming here for around two decades, and the quality hasn't changed. It's still delicious and never disappoints. The Lentil soup is perfect. The fries on the gyro are a great touch. The sauce is perfect to balance the tender, umami rich lamb. The Lemon Pepper Potatoes are to die for. Love this place.

The people were really nice (mostly) and the atmosphere was good, but the food honestly sucked. I've never had such a dry gyro, and their tzatziki sauce tasted more like pickle juice than anything. I don't know how this places food has such high reviews, but it's definitely an acquired taste. Not saying the food isn't good for someone else, just not for me.

Spent $20 for the worst gyro and worst spanakopita I’ve ever had. Spanakopita was a greasy mess with next to no filling and stale. Gyro is also a bland and sloppy mess. The pork is dry and tasteless, tzatziki is just plain yogurt. I used to love their gyros but they have severely dipped in quality. Worst Greek food I’ve ever had. Absolute trash.

Overall decent food, but some portions are lacking. Ordered an omelette though it was scrambled around, and was less than desired portions perhaps to fit in the 3 pockets with sides type of container. Some of the sides like fruit were a bit more though. Would suggest to get better to-go containers. Also please package and serve the food better.

I really like their chicken Caesar salads so I wanted to try their chicken cheesesteak. I ordered it from door dash. I didn't know they charge you for condiments which I thought was dumb. I'm not sure if it was door dash or Greek lady. But the steak was pretty good. I would order it again but next time I'll go in the store. I also ordered the strawberry cheesecake which they smothered the sauce on the cheesecake. I was like wow.

Best Cheesesteak in Philly hands down! I've been to 4 spots in the city and Greek Lady blew the others out the water. Food Quality, Taste, and Service were outstanding! Highly recommend

Place is always clean. service is always friendly and fast ,food is always delicious.!

Greek lady has mediocre greek food but very good breakfast. Their home fries are phenomenal, the breakfast sandwiches are huge, and you can't go wrong with one of the omelettes. Their vegetarian gyro is filled with vegetables and French fries which is a little weird, but the rest of their Greek food is okay. There's some seating inside but it can get busy on weekend evenings. We've also done breakfast catering from here for group brunch events, and again, the platter of homefries is always a big hit.

I saw the Greek Lady on JL Jupiter's YouTube channel. I'm trying not to eat as much processed meat these days, so their chicken finger hoagie sounded like a great option. I ordered the chicken finger hoagie, along with a couple of desserts for delivery. My delivery came promply and the chicken finger hoagie did not disappoint. The worst thing I could say was that it was too large to eat in one meal, and doesn't retain it's flavor the next day the same way a traditional lunchmeat hoagie would. But it a delicious hoagie, full of chopped up pieces of perfectly fried chicken. I really wanted to devour the entire thing in one meal, but just couldn't do it. My desserts were a slice of carrot cake and red velvet cake. The red velvet cake was disappointing. I would not order that again. The carrot cake was outstanding. I'm not a big fan of the nuts, so the cake could have been perfect without buts. But even with the nuts it's one of the top carrot cakes I've ever tasted. Next time I'm in West Philly I will try to make time to stop in to the Greek Lady to sample more of the menu.

The service was great today for lunch! We ordered the lamb gyro platters with Greek salad and bakalava for dessert. It was good to watch as they were cutting the meat from the Shawarma and building the sandwiches. The homemade peach ice tea was a refreshing touch as well.

When you walk through the streets of University City, an area bustling with students running around to whatever destination they need to reach, you'll end up bypassing by Greek Lady. I know some people are religious to it. Others, would rather eat at Yiro Yiro down the street. I am one of the latter. This place, to me, exudes mid-food. I wouldn't be surprised if Gordon Ramsey showed up out of nowhere and had to revamp the restaurant. The only reason to come here is if you're just sick of everything else in the area and wanted to "try something different. The insane amount of indoor seating inside is nice, and I got my food relatively quickly. But otherwise, meh. Maybe you'll become a hard-core Greek Lady fan. Or maybe you'll just never come again.

Greek Lady is a solid University City lunch staple. With a menu sure to please all and prices that can't be beat, it's worth skipping the bagged lunch and checking out their selections. Their salads are a total winner - they're HUGE! You could easily share between two people or make a second meal out of them. During my last visit, I opted for some Chicken Orzo soup and spanakopita - less than $10, and a very large portion. The spanakopita would have been filling all on it's own. It was a little on the greasy side, but I had no issue polishing the entire generous slice. I also loved the soup! Chicken soup is always therapeutic. Service is quick and reliable, and the staff is friendly. If you're looking for gourmet Greek, you're barking up the wrong tree. But if you're looking for quick, satisfying, and lots of taste for a good value, Greek Lady is good option.

The Greek Lady is an excellent place! We went here twice on our long weekend in Philly. The food is fresh and delicious, the portion sizes are generous, and all for a decent cost. Our party ordered the lamb gyro, the chicken gyro the veggie hoagie (large and generous) and the Greek Lady salad. Everything was delicious. The gyros were fresh and generous, the salads were gigantic (we needed to-go boxes for those). The staff are excellent, courteous and very customer-oriented. We had a party of 10 and grabbed a table right outside, and it was delightful. The woman working (who we learned is from Albania) was so kind and thoughtful and we had a good time chatting with her--but didn't get her name. Very near to Penn's campus and on a Saturday afternoon we were even able to park on the street right in front. You can't go wrong with a stop here!

The lamb gyro is the best gyro you can get here as it's the most flavorful. The house gyro is quite mid, and I would know since i've gotten it 2-3x. Overall, the food quality is okay and I usually come here if nothing else is open.

Simply delicious. No frills. Had the chicken shawarma, fully loaded with fries. EXCELLENT. UPenn students (and others) are lucky to have this place at their fingertips!

My daughter found this restaurant in Yelp. The restaurant was cleaned and organized. However, there was no air conditioning. We choose to enjoy our meal at the table in front of the restaurant. The food was mediocre, but their prices were high compared to other restaurant.

I've tried to order for delivery here twice. The drivers have twice circled for almost an hour before I canceled the order yet the restaurant marks the order as ready. As I'm on the phone with the delivery driver they are in the restaurant as The Greek Lady tells the drivers the order isn't ready but tells me on the other line my order has been picked up 30 min ago. I'm done with them!!!

Has ownership changed?? Menu items include Feta or Feta dip. Ordered Feta and received a dollop of feta whip...not what we thought we were ordering per the menu and certainly not worth $10.50! Next, the stuffed grape leaves at $10.50. Order includes 5, small, cold, dense, dry leaves...again wondering where they are justify the menu cost. Trader Joe's sells better tasting canned stuffed leaves at under $3! Sadly the pita chips were the best purchase but again...$11.25, for what???

I came all the way from New York because it's been two years since I ate here. Honestly I'm so mad It was horrible I got chicken gyro the chicken was rock hard on my first bite. So i started digging in it with a fork and it was just the most disgusting dried out old chicken. I threw that straight in the garbage. That place lost is luster and taste buds. It's so unfortunately because I was really wanting this for awhile,

I've been in Philly for 4 years now and this was the first time I got to try this place, I was not disappointed. I was suggested this place to some people who had passed through and thought it was delicious, so we headed down last night and grabbed some food. It was a cool little place in a nice area of UPenn surrounded by other stores and restaurants. I ordered the house gyro with broccoli and mashed potatoes and it was very good. The only problem was that the sides were cold when the food arrived to the table. But that was okay since the gyro was warm and tasted amazing. The staff there was friendly and attentive as well which made the process so much better. Overall, if you're in University City and you need a bite to eat, this is a great place to go!

I need a gyro!!! Like right now. It closes at 10:30 and I'm forever testing that theory and they are always accommodating and willing to make something real quick at 10:15. But if you come at 10:30, nah man. Go to Micky Dee's, try the next day. Fries and sandwiches always does the trick.

Not too bad but not great. The french fries are good and the gyros okay. There's not a ton of meat in the gyro, but the food is made quickly. I think there are better places to go for a gyro around Philly. Eh, go if you want, lukewarm recommendation.

Greek Lady is a great place for a late night meal since their kitchen closes at 11pm. I've spent quite a few nights getting takeout from here. The good thing is they're easy to order from and the quality is pretty consistent. Bad thing is you have to be careful to double check that they didn't make a mistake with your order. I always get the spinach and bacon omelette platter which is a hefty serving and pretty good. Just make sure you grab ketchup for the potatoes. I've also tried their gyro wraps which are also good. They're quite fun because they come wrapped with French fries. The chicken platter is also decent but definitely require ketchup to make up for the lack of flavor. All in all, Greek lady is a good place for a filling, quick meal.

on 40th st. right off penn's campus, this is one of the few places in town open past 9pm. it's a great location and the restaurant looks pretty nice! the staff is pretty friendly, but the food kind of lags behind. we got the house and lamb gyros, and while the lamb gyro was alright, the house gyro was really bland. i could pretty much only taste the lettuce and tzatziki, hardly any flavor to the pork. not to mention that there aren't many traditional greek options on the menu, it doesn't hit the spot of authentic greek food or a great greek-inspired spot either. the prices are a bit unreasonable for what you're getting too, you can get a better gyro within a couple blocks for a better price. overall pretty disappointed, not something i would personally try again.

Greek food meets American diner food at Greek Lady, a bustling restaurant that's become a staple of University City. Their best dish is undoubtedly the Gyro Sandwich, and I still remember being so surprised to find French fries IN the sandwich the first time I had it! There were three selection of gyro meats, each carved from a rotating spit: lamb, chicken, and the House Gyro, made with marinated layered pork. A chewy pita bread was spread with a layer of thick, creamy tzatziki, which provided the perfect contrast to the crispy gyro meat and the hearty fries, and the fresh veggies (lettuce, tomato, onion) topping it off provided a refreshing bite. The gyro sandwich platter also came with two sides (I had the roasted red pepper and the green beans stewed with tomatoes), as well as a Greek salad made of lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, green bell peppers, red onions, and oregano. I also got their appetizer sampler plate, which came with a selection of dips including a dry, grainy hummus, more tzatziki, four dolmas (stuffed grape leaves), and my favorite, the Feisty Feta Dip, made of briney feta mixed with herbs and beaten into a spreadable paste.

I am giving this five stars but I think the service is slow. I've had to wait a while for some of my dishes and the whole pick up system seems a bit hectic. I used to come here for their gyros only, and I thought the food was alright. Maybe 3 stars. I think the biggest problem is that it's large and the meat gets a bit dry, but that might just be what gyros are like. However, the reason I'm giving this 5 stars is because the chicken tenders are amazing, but the fries are even better. The chicken tenders are really crispy and go perfectly with their honey mustard, which is kind of sweet and less tangy. The fries are very deep fried, and are super crispy. They remind me of really good cafeteria fries. They go soggy after a while like all fries do, so eat them fast. There is a lot of food too, and their chicken tender platter is actually pretty cheap.

There's no chicken in my CHICKEN cheesesteak. Very disappointing. Food costs too much not to give customers what they pay for... I spent almost $40 bucks on 2 steaks and fries... Quantity was definitely not up to par.

Greek Lady is a go-to lunch spot for me and my coworkers. The chicken gyros are by far my favorite! The best part about the gyro is the French fries that are include INSIDE the gyro, much like those you would get overseas. They are very generous and fill the pita to the brim, so make sure you are hungry when you eat this. Also, try the honey Dijon mustard! It's homemade and probably one of the best I've had.. Tip: I recommend ordering from Doordash, Uber, etc. rather than calling the store for delivery. It takes a while to get, unless you order at least an hour in advance prior to your lunch break.

Ordered the salmon platter to go. Frozen salmon was used for the platter it was horrible. The order also came with a side salad, so I ordered the greek salad. The salad was old as if it was pre-made and sitting for days. The lettuce was completely brown. Why would you serve an old salad? Let's normalize preparing fresh fish and preparing every salad to order. The way in which the meals were prepared are signs of laziness. Never again.

Reliable spot on campus. We usually stick to their staples (grilled chicken, chicken strips and curly fries, buffalo chicken cheese steaks, and giros).

Great food for a great price. Clean, tasty, lots of options, fat service. Highly recommended

good option for a cheap diner type meal that is very casual. i've gotten the french toast and it came with a pretty good portion. also a fan of their gyros.

Ordered takeout from Greek Lady for dinner after passing by on a walk. It met expectations in that the value for the price was quite good and it had some highs and lows - though many of the lows could be improved. We ordered a lamb gyro platter, a chicken gyro platter and a salmon platter. The lamb gyro was fairly typical, the meat was really nice and shawarma-like and there was a generous amount of it. The pita was a little disappointing but that may be a result of takeout rather than eating in. The salmon was a little dry and would have benefitted from some seasoning. The broccoli was BEAUTIFUL and well cooked, but also would have benefited from some seasoning - even just garlic salt. Mash potatoes were great. All in all, very good value for hungry people on a Saturday night in a pandemic.

We came to the Greek Lady for a snack after a day of socially distant walking around U Penn. We wanted ice cream from Ben and Jerry's but they were closed, and bae wanted something more "food" like than ice cream anyway. We popped in here and ordered curly fries, a scoop of vanilla ice cream, and a scoop of strawberry ice cream. All for takeout because it's May 2020 and we're all quarantining and such. A "scoop" of ice cream was approximately the size of a pint of ice cream, so that was incredibly filling. The curly fries were perfectly crisp. I dipped the fries in my ice cream. Perfection. While we waited, we could see that the place was BUMPING for a Saturday around 3pm. We saw some meats roasting, and we witnessed some delicious looking sandwiches being made. We definitely were enticed to come back even though University City is not usually our area for going out to eat. Thanks for providing us with a quick afternoon snack!

Pros: the servings are large, and there's lots of seating, so it's a good place to go with a group. Unfortunately, these are the only good things I have to say about Greek Lady. The service is horrible - out of the four people in my group, only one received the correct order. We had to repeatedly return to the counter to ask for the rest of our orders. The waitress also delivered someone else's order to our table (twice!) and quickly walked off, making us run after her to let her know she left someone else's order. The food isn't redeeming either: my Greek salad was iceberg lettuce, a whole five unpitted olives, and...a hard boiled egg that looked like it was sitting out all day? The fries looked good, but were soggy. The "vegetarian gyro" was just filled with lettuce and french fries. Most entrees are around $10, and while it comes with a lot, the quality is worth much less. Save your money and try one of the many other actually good restaurants in u city.

As a Chef of the Starr Restaurants Organization I am quite a foodie and well acclimated with the simple eats as opposed to the refined palate that I have rubbed elbows with the likes of Daniel Humm and Kerth Gumbs ,Brooks Tanner ,and the like.I am a native New Yorker and an avid foodie and I have surveyed the best birria tacos from Queens and the freshest lobster roll from Wildwood NJ .The gyros at this restaurant was the most tasteless that I have ever had in my thirty plus years of being a Chef.There are some standards of etiquette that I believe that one should have when providing a service.I will never dine here again ,and this was take away.

I came to Greek Lady for the first time about 7 years ago on a random summer weekend with my cousins, and I was blown away by how delicious my veggie gyro was - probably because they are one of the only places that puts fries in their gyros. Fast forward to present day, I came here a few days ago on a Sunday. I forgot that school was still in session, and came to realize it real quick when this place was flooded with college students eating breakfast at 12 PM. One group of college students were celebrating someone's 20th birthday here, so I got an age check thanks to them. Anyways, I ordered a vegetarian gyro and my BF got a lamb gyro. While the vegetarian gyro had most of the ingredients I wanted - lettuce, onion, tzatiki, fries, and feta - it didn't live up to my expectations. The pita was overstuffed to the point I had to take mini bites instead of wholesome bites. There were no tomatoes and no kalamata olives (!!!). A greek gyro without greek olives? How dare they?! My BF enjoyed his gyro, but neither of us finished our gyros so did he really like it? No one will ever know... All in all, I've had so much better elsewhere and will not be returning to Greek Lady in the future.

tl;dr Penn's quintessential college fast-casual, offering up reliable food for an affordable price Let me cut to the chase -- Greek Lady is not a restaurant that you should go out of your way to try out. But its consistency is where it shines: the food is cheap and consistently just-above-average. Greek Lady fills a niche on Penn's campus for Americanized multicultural cuisine. Walking in, you are greeted by faux brick and mini-columns, about as authentic as Greek Lady's cuisine. Two-person tables are scattered around the dining area toward the left of the entrance, while a few four-seater tables are pressed along the wall. Additionally, there are several outside tables that end up being as enjoyable as the weather. During peak hours, the line can get to around 15 minutes and tables can fill up with students and neighborhood residents alike, but you can call ahead of time for takeout. Moreover, Greek Lady offers delivery anywhere around the University City bubble for a cheap flat rate. If you dine in, then grab a number after your order and scope out a table. Staff members are continually making rounds of the dining area, dropping off platters or bussing tables. Service is always friendly, but wait times for the food can vary substantially from 5 minutes to nearly half an hour. By far, the best thing to get on the menu is the Chicken Platter -- it comes with a huge serving of chicken (plenty to last over 2 meals), along with pita, two sides (I usually get the Greek salad and curly fries), and a dipping sauce (I opt for the tzatziki), for just under $10. The chicken is cooked well, but it always comes completely unseasoned, so expect to eat it with your dipping sauce or a different condiment. The pita is served warm in tin foil, but rather soggy as if it's just been reheated. The Greek salad is always fresh and comes with a hefty dollop of feta. It can sometimes be overly drenched in the oil and vinegar, so I typically ask for dressing on the side. The fries are almost definitely the same frozen ones that you can buy at any store, but are actually fried and have a nice crisp. Again, if this food appraisal seems pretty lackluster, it's because the food, like the restaurant as a whole, is just barely better than average -- the big portion-size and proximity to Penn's campus are the two real draws.

I haven't been to Greek Lady in a while, but made a trip back recently since I was in the area. My old favorite- the lamb gyro (with fries inside!) - is still delicious and filling. The fruit salad is fresh and is a great-sized portion, as well. There is plenty of seating, including outdoors, and their menu is pretty big. Service is a little slow and disorganized, and most of the staff seem miserable with a permanent scowl. Regardless, the food is worth it every time!

The Greek Lady is a very popular establishment in University City. It was so busy, that I was unable to get a seat during the lunch rush, so I came back for dinner. I ordered the Vegetarian Gyro Platter. I will say that the food took longer than expected. The server also tried to give me a gyro with meat on it (I'm a vegetarian). When I received my food the sides were not with it. After finally waiting an extra ten minutes, I was able to eat. The gyro was really good! The pita bread was cooked well and there was an excellent amount of vegetables stuffed inside. I had French fries and rice as a side. The rice was not seasoned well, just plain brown rice, and the French fries were a little soggy. The servings were huge, and with each platter you get the choice of a soup or salad with the meal. I will say it is definitely a place that is worth a try.

Greek Lady has a variety of food options. The platters come with two sides and are delish. I love the house gyro which is perfectly marinated pork meat in a pita with fries. Every-time I order Greek Lady I am guaranteed two meals. The portions are huge and food is tasty. I've also ordered a few random things like the burger and Greek Salad and very good. Only item I haven't been a huge fan of was a sad chicken noodle soup. To be fair I was pretty sick and was convenient to order. The staff is friendly and highly frequented by the Penn Students. I love that there was outside seating even before covid.

Been here 10+ times because it's on Penn's campus. Disclaimer: not a huge fan of Greek food but definitely have had better options in Philly. Cons: - Gyros can be quite heavy - it's great that they add fries inside but even with sauce, they feel dry and dense - Not a big fan of their breakfast, it just feels very "okay" to me and like something you could probably make yourself Recs: - When I do go, it's because I'm looking for my classic healthier dish - the grilled chicken plate. It's a big amount of food - there's a big serving of grilled chicken, pita, and a choice of 2 veggies (I usually get roasted veggies + fries). They let you choose a sauce as well (I go for honey mustard). Though the portion is large, the chicken can be a bit dry.

I got the Cheesesteak. The roll was very good. It had a good amount of chopped meat. The cheese, fried onions and mushrooms were mixed in with the meat nicely. The lettuce and tomato were fresh. Very good portions. Nice big and clean place. I will be back for the Gyro. I wish they had parking. Big menu.

Greek lady is trash. I ordered three lamb platters & the platters were nasty. The Lamb was dry but the rice was moist. However, the rice is BS. It's some form of white rice but you would think they offer some type of saffron or yellow right. The food was just nasty. I had to come home and repurpose the food because I didn't want to waste my money. I rate it a one because the cheesecake is edible.

Come here for tasty Greek cuisine at semaffordable prices. The menu here offers your typical Greek options: pita sandwiches, salads, or platters, made with chicken, pork, or lamb. They've also expanded into a variety of not-so-Greek options, such as Philly cheesesteak sandwiches, turkey wraps, omelettes, cheesecakes, and other strange choices. My personal reco is the chicken or lamb plate (not one of the platters - this is cheaper but still includes two sides). Once you order, you can lounge at one of their tables inside or outside, or you can get your order to go. The ambiance inside is bright and spacious, with lots of room for groups. The service was a bit slow, but they were friendly about it. Overall, if you have a craving for fast-casual-style Greek food, pay a visit to the Greek Lady.

I've frequented Greek Lady for well over a decade, through my college years and well after. First off I want to say that - the food is solid. Their cheesesteaks are OK but that's not their specialty. I highly recommend their lamb or house gyros, meat is cut right off the spit. Unfortunately last night - I don't care how good their food is. 1 and 1/2 hours to deliver 4 gyros and fries is absolutely unacceptable. Two of the gyros were exactly the same, and it's not a complicated order. We never got a call apologizing or letting us know about the delay. We called 1 hour later asking about our delivery about 10 minutes before their close time.. and all she said that the last delivery just went out should be here any minute now - no apology or recognition of their delay of service. Regardless.. we placed our order at 9:30pm.. they close at 11:00pm. Our driver came at 11:07pm. Absolutely unacceptable and all our food was cold. If we ordered through Grubhub we absolutely would have called to report an issue/ request a refund. I am STILL livid that we paid $44+ to wait an hour and a half for four gyros. I don't recommend this restaurant based on their delivery time or service, if you're hungry and want food asap? Go elsewhere.

COVID compliant with in dining spacing (nobody was really eating in) and everyone in masks with gloves. Gyros here are the best but their hummus, not so much. I enjoy the Greek salad as the potatoes are just ok. Gyro all the way each time!

Lamb gyros and french fries, french fries inside of your gyro! Sandwiches, platters, lemon potatoes! What's not to love?! I've eaten in, ordered delivery as well as catering for a work event. I've never been disappointed by the delicious food and service from Greek Lady. You can't go wrong with the ol' gyro full of meat, veggies, french fries and an equally satisfying amount of tzatziki sauce. They have everything under the Mediterranean sun and then some (hoagies, cheesesteaks, etc) so you've got plenty of choices. I love potatoes so while my gyro already comes with fries, I also like to order a side of lemon potatoes as well. Get your Greek fix here!

(3.5 stars) Pretty much your standard fast-casual Greek spot, both in terms of its options and its quality. The lamb gyro was plenty filling and didn't shy out on meat or sauce like other places might, though some extra tzaztiki sauce couldn't hurt. It be nice if they had some kind of gyro/fries combo, but an order of fries is shockingly large and ideal for sharing.

Oh my goodness!! This place is AMAZING!!! I've never been disappointed here! I love that they have tables inside and outside so you can choose your seating depending on the weather! The chicken gyro is always my go-to!!! And ask for extra tzatziki sauce on it!!! You will not regret it! The gyros are HUGE! If you get a side with it like fries, you will definitely have leftovers!! Gyros automatically have lettuce, tomato, and onion on it too so be sure to let them know if you want to hold something!!

I ordered the Greek Lady salad. It was huge. Lots of chicken and feta. Incredibly filling and well worth the price. I will definitely be coming back while I'm in the area

The biggest disappointment I've had in over 10 years ! If I could give a minus 1 rating - I would !!! I ordered grilled chicken with baked mushrooms and baked peppers ! It was disgusting !!! The mushrooms and the peppers there from the can !!!!! We are in the middle of the summer and they are charging almost $10 for this sad , dry and sour palate of disgust !!! Wow !!! If you call yourself a restaurant with this kind of food you should just close right now . The pita bread was stale and smelled like old cooking oil !! All of my coworkers where shocked to see this dish !!

While Greek Lady does not have the very best food I've ever tasted, it is a place with decent food served in very decent portions at decent prices. For places like this, I use the Caesar Salad standard. Their Grilled Chicken Caesar is $8.95 and comes with a generous amount of romaine lettuce, topped with a HUGE heap of grilled chicken (cripsy on the outside, yet moist on the inside). To those on a low-carb diet, this is the salad for you (if you leave out the croutons... even though they are pretty decent croutons). Did I mention that this salad is practically the size of a small child? Compare this Caesar salad to tiny ones you get (without chicken) at "fancy" restaurants or really unpleasant-tasting ones at random bars in Philly for over $8 (my bad for getting them)... this is hands-down the winner! You can get smaller amounts of questionable food from McDonald's for roughly the same price. Factoring in the fact that they have plenty of seating, a large menu selection, decent service, and delicious pastries... I really don't see much to complain about.

I haven't been in a while but I went last night to get a chicken cheesesteak for me and cheesesteak for my daughter. She loved it. She ate majority of the entire cheesesteak and I was impressed because she's so little lol and it was a nice size steak. I on the other hand ate half of my food and saved the other half for later. But it was good.

Greek lady is an awesome fast food option for gyros and some typical American fast food, but the service with pick up orders is very lacking. The food at Greek lady isn't out of this world but for the most part it is a great option for a cheeseburger, gyros, or their grilled chicken salad. In terms of bang for your buck, the grilled chicken salad is a pricey $8.50, but you get a significant about of food that can easily become two meals!! The reason I'm giving Greek lady three stars however centers around the service I've received with pick up orders. On my last four orders, something has gone wrong ranging from getting the wrong order, to getting the wrong dressing, to placing the wrong order in the computer despite repeating the correct order back to me. It is a pretty small thing but now I always check my bag before I leave the store and I would recommend that to anyone else.

The Greek lady salad is always on point. 99% of the time I get the Greek lady Salad with honey mustard dressing on the side, which comes with a pita on the side. 1% of the time I'll get the gyro wrap, which is good also but one never fills me up. Greek lady salad - portion size is generous and they give a good amount of chicken.