The Gyro Project

This place was SO yum and in such a great location! They are open late and still have everything up to the last minute because I came running in 10 min before close and they were so nice to me. Huge portions, everything was so fresh and flavorful. The staff were really kind and fun to be around while they made my food. Their tzatziki was the best I have ever had, so creamy and fresh. Everything I had was delicious. The rice and pesto potatoes together were heaven with the chicken. I can’t wait to go back and get more mouthwatering spring rolls and definitely try their dolmas because they were so delicious. They packaged my food Togo very nicely and the place was spotless. I appreciate you so much, Gyro Project! Keep up the great work! An Upper West Side gem, super safe location right by Central Park.

The food is absolutely incredible! I got the chicken bowl, which was generously portioned and had lots of flavor. I added crispy falafels, which were perfectly seasoned and had a crunch (a plus bc falafels can be a hit or miss). As a side, I went with the fries, which were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and are seasoned with oregano. I asked for harissa and tzatziki as my dipping sauces, and they complemented the meal so well! I don't know what's in the harissa but it is truly the best I ever had! Don’t forget the Greek frozen yogurt, it’s so yummy and refreshing. Aside from the delicious food, what stood out during my visit was the warm atmosphere and the friendly staff. Everyone was incredibly welcoming, including the owner, who took the time to greet us and share about his culinary upbringing and the cultural significance of the dishes on the menu. A smile and great interaction goes a long way!! I really like it here.

WOW !!!! what an incredible experience! This place is absolutely outstanding in every possible way. The food is beyond amazing, full of flavor, fresh, and perfectly prepared. Every bite was excellent. The service is truly top-notch. The entire staff is friendly, welcoming, and professional, but Jaime deserves special recognition. He is exceptional , incredibly attentive, warm, and genuinely passionate about what he does. Jaime makes you feel valued from the moment you arrive, and his service alone is a reason to come back. What really sets this place apart is the feeling it gives you. It has a true home-like warmth that is rare to find. Thanks to Jaime and the whole team, this place doesn’t just serve great food , it creates unforgettable experiences. I can’t recommend this place enough. A must visit!

Love this place. I live nearby and sometimes I stop by just for the froyo — Greek frozen yogurt with olive oil and salt. Unreal. The food is delicious and affordable. Bowls you can make as healthy as you want. Super authentic Greek flavor. The gyros? So good. You can even go light and do it as a salad. All the dips — tzatziki, baba ganoush, everything — taste like Greece. Simple. Fresh. Consistently great.

The Dancing Queen Greek yogurt sundae at The Gyro Project might honestly be my favorite dessert in all of NYC 😍🍯 The balance of the tart yogurt, sweet figs, honey, and crunchy nuts is perfect. I haven’t found another spot in the city that does Greek yogurt this well, it’s truly one of a kind. The staff was also super warm and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. Can’t recommend this place enough! 🇬🇷✨

wow everything was sooooo good. the schnitzel was cooked fresh straight when you order, the gyro chicken was so juicy and tender and his whole platter was massive, and the froyo was so creamy and just the perfect consistency. look at that structure i mean…. The only thing that could have been better was the falafel being crunchier but overall 10/10!!!

I was excited to try The Gyro Project, but the experience fell short. The food didn’t taste fresh and seemed prepared in advance rather than made to order. The overall meal felt overly commercialized, lacking the warmth and authenticity you’d expect from Greek eateries The biggest disappointment was the Greek lemon potatoes, they arrived cold, had little to no lemon flavor, and were bland in taste. It was a side dish I was looking forward to, but it missed the mark. Unfortunately, the meal didn’t meet expectations and the hype.

Overall the food is good and the ingredients taste fresh, but they seem to nickle and dime on everything and it’s a bit on the pricey side, although I’ll admit the combinations you can make here are absolutely fire. I’ll def go back especially when I want something fast and healthy but also delicious and fresh. Definitely worth the try.

The host & Cashiers are all beautiful within and truly enjoy welcoming you as their special guest; to The Gyro Project. The secret behind The Gyro Project, is to feel as if you're in Greece, enjoying their true genuine hospitality and delectable food. They are absolutely amazing and correct; 1000% spot on.

Huge fan of the gyro project. Excellent addition to the neighborhood. It is really nice to have an affordable, fast, convenient and healthy option that is open late (10 pm). I really appreciate the exceptionally warm customer service, the clean dining space and how fresh and tasty the produce is. They also have something for everyone and handle food allergies well. I always get a bowl with the chicken shwarma (this version of their chicken is marinated in yogurt so not for those with dairy allergies) but it is alway so succulent and delicious. I choose half vegetable slaw and half rice- love that option and then whatever vegetables I am in the mood for- always fresh. The babaganoush and hummus are great, thought the baba is without a doubt superior to the hummus, as it is SO flavorful. You may have complimentary pita chips if you choose. The bowl is enough for me for 2 meals. Another favorite is their greek yogurt- I love the samoa with the plain yogurt- look at this beauty- just divine! My mom usually gets the yogurt plain with honey or the deconstructed baklava, my dad likes the preserved cherries. The rice pudding and baklava are also great They also have platters and sandwiches. Join their app for $5 off your first order, loyalty points on every purchase and quick seamless pick ups when you're in a hurry Thank you Gyro Project!

Came to this place for a quick bite during a date night with my partner and I was really impressed with the manager at this location. My partner has a seafood and nut allergy and we clarified that to the staff and they assured us everything would be okay with the food he ordered. After the manager was notified that he had an allergy he remade my partners food to DOUBLE ensure that his food had no cross contamination. He washed his hands, put on new gloves and prepared his food in a separate area just to make sure. If you have nut allergies I would definitely feel comfortable coming to this location and eating here after letting the staff and manager know. I'm vegan and the hummus and falafel gyro were delicious. Would come back again.

A very solid fast Greek food option in the area! I had the beef and lamb gyro with rice and slaw, lemon potatoes, dolmades, tzatziki, hummus and pita. Everything was very tasty. The lemon potatoes are the best, so so so good! I can taste the citrus in it. It's the small round potatoes cut in half. The only other places I've had it this good is in Astoria and it's cut from the big potatoes. They have a deal on their app for $5 off upon signing up. Ordering in the app is easy. Pickup was easy too. They have multiple locations also. This one has a small entrance but it's big inside. It's on a corner and under scaffolding. There are quite a few tables. It's near Central Park, so you can take-out and eat in the park too.

Great spot for a tasty lunch. They have a bunch of options and all of it is really good. The prices are a bit on the steeper side, but overall a great fast casual spot to get a good bite to eat.

I was in the neighborhood and really eager to try the Greek yogurt froyo. I ordered original which comes with olive oil and sea salt. SO good. I really love the dense texture of the froyo. The yogurt is tart but still decadent. The olive oil on top was a perfect balance. Love the evil eye branding! Can't wait to go back and try their hot food!

A nice alternative to a Greek Diner for gyros and it's cheaper if you stick to the basics. Bright and cheery inside. My to go chicken gyro sandwich was tightly wrapped in quality paper then placed into a nifty looking foil lined bag that kept the sandwich warm, and my shirt essentially stain free!

The Gyro Project knows how to make a first impression, and for me, it was all about the dip sampler. Generous, flavorful, and varied--though I found myself rationing the pita like it was a prized commodity. A bit more bread would've turned a great spread into a perfect one. The spicy feta stood out as the undisputed champion: creamy, bold, and with just enough kick to make you pause mid-conversation. To wash it down, I tried the Greek mountain tea with lemon and honey. Served cold brew, it was exactly the kind of refreshing drink you want when catching up with friends--bright, fragrant, and satisfyingly strong in flavor without being overwhelming. The space itself is inviting, with plenty of seating that never feels cramped. For our group of four, it struck just the right note: comfortable enough to settle in, polished enough to feel like more than just a quick stop. Thoughtful food, a pleasant atmosphere, and flavors that linger--definitely worth a revisit (next time, I'll just ask for extra pita upfront).

My new favorite fast casual Mediterranean spot! I've been here a few times and they have the best food and staff by far! I don't feel rushed because the staff at this location are so nice no matter how busy it is! The ordering set up is similar to a Chipotle, and simpler than any of the other fast casual Mediterranean restaurants and chains. They don't try to provide all of the fix ins under the sun where it can get overwhelming or offer so many add ons that cost extra. When creating your own pita/bowl/salad, they provide a few options each of proteins, sauce, and sides that are all done really well. They have the usual shaved gyro meat, big chunks of grilled chicken or pork, and chicken shawarma. They're some of the best lemon potatoes I've had in the city. And they have unique and well dressed/spiced sides like their Greek Slaw and Israeli Salad. They also have frozen yogurt and a pretty nice selection of savory and sweet pastries.

Super delicious Mediterranean food here! I had the chicken gyro which was amazing--I love getting to customize every part of it from the sauce to the add ins. The mixture of tsaziki and tomato cut the heaviness of the fries and chicken. The restaurant was wonderfully decorated, making me feel like I was on a Greek vacation. There were many dessert options as well that I'd like to try next time. While they have kiosks to order at, I'd recommend just approaching the counter to order, as it was faster that way.

Came here to try out their viral frozen greek yogurt with extra virgin Olive Oil and sea salt. It was very tasty and filling. I couldn't even finish it. The guy who took my order was very nice and took my nut allergy seriously. The place has a cool vibe to it and there are some tables to enjoy your meal at. I would come back here to try some of their other food and it looks like they have some coffee drinks that sound very tasty. I will be coming back soon.

The Gyro Project in New York, NY. "Opa your mouth"....now on the Upper West Side! Now with their third location they are serving fresh, fast causal Greek Food. This is not your typical fast service place in NYC-The Gyro Project has fresh and healthy ingredients that will fulfill your Greek Food craving. I absolutely loved the gyro and the gyro Greek salad was mixed PERFECTLY! Love this spot! Love the decor! Chicken Gyro Beef & Lamb Gyro Beef & Lamb Gyro Greek Salad Greek Croquettes-Crispy cheese puffs stuffed with kefalotiri cheese and drizzled with Mike's Hot Honey. Spanakopita Spring Rolls- Crispy spinach & cheese spring rolls, served with tzatziki.

I have been seeing The Gyro Project on social media all summer (2025). I knew it was on the Upper West Side and so was I. I was so tired on a Tuesday night after taking a boxing class and walking 7 miles that day that I decided to get The Gyro Project by Uber Eats for dinner. I wanted to try the frozen yogurt but I thought it would melt during delivery in the sweltering August heat so I just got a gyro bowl. I got: rice and Greek slaw base, gyro slices, hand cut fries, crumbled feta, tzatziki, hummus, pickled onions, Israeli pickles, and pita. This was really large and delicious. If I'm giving one small complaint it's that I checked the box for them to include utensils but they did not. I would definitely order this again though. I hope to be able to try the frozen yogurt in person next time!

A beloved but mid corner baker has a new life. Gyro project is fantastic! The serve gyro & schwarma sandwiches & bowls plus incredible fro-yo. While it doesn't have the fish like Grk from Greece or the niche Pi bakery goods, it's fresh and delicious. Ate: veg bowl with falafel OG Greek yogurt with sour cherries Total:$22 I tasted the chicken gyro cause how could I not. Yummy bowl, I could eat this over and over again. The fro-yo was tart and silky goodness- wow!!!

Thank you Gyro Project, Hailey P., and Yelp for this Yelp Elite event. I took the 1 train to 72nd street and it brings me to Gyro Project. The place opens at 11 AM. The staffs were friendly and I was able to order from the menu. Some picked gyro, some picked the bowl. You can add fries to it and choose your meat. You tell the cashier that you're with Yelp Elite and they will search your name. This comes with a complementary drink. Remember to tip small businesses! Food was delicious! Utentils are on the side. Would recommend coming here! Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambience: 5/5

I'm very happy that Gyro Project is quite busy despite only having been open for business in 2 weeks! The staff are all welcoming and warm! I observed that they all get along and happy to be where they are! You can choose from a bowl, a pita or an entree. They also guide you through the stations if you've not been before. The portions are stupendous and absolutely filling! They can easily be anyone's go to spot while in the city. Items can easily be ordered from the kiosk too or their app. There is an abundant amount of seating for their dining customers. Most people took things to go and it was relatively quiet. Congrats!

extremely flavorful and filling bowl! Came at around 1pm on a Friday and there were quite a few people. Restaurant is very bright and has a lot of table space to eat indoors. Ordering works like any other bowl/gyro joint, similar to chipotle/cava. I got a chicken shawarma bowl, which was covered in a tangy marinade. chicken was very tender, and I was given a pretty decent-sized portion! I also got one falafel, which had a nice spice to it. the rice was borderline mushy, unfortunately, but the pita crisps countered this pretty well. Workers were very nice and efficient! the assembly line works pretty well. They have a lot of different pastries displayed on the rack, but they were a bit pricy. Apparently they have really good froyo, which I would love to try!

It was packed here. Unfortunately the food wasn't up to par with how busy it was. I liked that the meat was fresh as you could see how they slice off the pieces in the back but the beef and lamb gyro tasted so dry and even a little hard. The pita was hard too. I had such high hopes. For the two sides I got fries and the lemon potatoes. Those were honestly the best things I got. The rice tasted like white rice but I know it's not. It wasn't very fresh either. Everything but the potatoes tasted like it's been out for a while. The service wasn't good either. I know they were busy but I think I had a manager helping me. He just proceeded to ask me what beef I want and proceed to not ask me what veggies, what sides and then he just leaves to the cash register while I'm still waiting for the rest of my order to be taken. I was confused. Another worker had to ask me if I'm done and I told him no, the guy helping me just left without a word. With all that said, I wouldn't get again. I'd rather get similar food from a halal cart

4.0 / 5.0 The Gyro Project is the first restaurant in Manhattan to open. I went there around 2pm on a weekday and it was packed with customers. There was a constant stream of people ordering takeout. The bowl I ordered required a choice of one main meat, two vegetables, and two sauces. The waiter was very clear about my English, even though I don't speak it well, and showed me each one. The rich sauce and fresh vegetables whet my appetite, and it was very delicious. However, although I was supposed to be able to choose two sauces, I was only given one, which was a bit disappointing since I was looking forward to it. The restaurant has eight two-seat tables and a barrier-free entrance. What I ordered was: ・bowl Romaine Chicken Gyro Lemon Potatoes Pickled Onions TGP Sauce

Oh wow. Wow wow wow. Thank you for coming into our neighborhood! The gyro project is going to do very well. The inside was meticulous and was transformed from Cafe Metro. Nice tables and excellent lighting. Food is incredibly well thought out between a bowl or actual gyro the choices are never ending. Staff all made eye contact and were incredibly friendly. There were so many choices and the staff walks you through the building of your item. I had the chicken with tatziki, spicy feta, rice, salad, potatoes and slices of pita. Being a Greek food snob I would say the Gyro project is here to stay! Next visit, the desserts!! All looked amazing. We will absolutely be returning.

Yum. $10 with the $5 off for your first visit? A huge bowl of feel-good food. Loved the gyro. So much meat. Loved the dolmas. Wow. Lights out. The tzatziki was terrific. I was so hungry and this hit. Speedy service. Nice space. I love the evil eye.

Stopped by for a quick bite and was pleasantly surprised with the generous portions and refreshing ingredients! You can make your own bowls, so I got the chicken shawarma with rice + tzatziki + tomatoes +cucumbers + chickpeas + green goddess sauce. Also have to mention the stellar service - super helpful and considerate staff that made for a wonderful environment. Definitely a gem for those looking for greek food in NYC!

Thank you, Gyro Project, for such a warm welcome and for maintaining such a spotless, inviting space. I thoroughly enjoyed the beef and lamb gyro pita sandwich, and my guest did too! The pita was perfectly warm and lightly toasted, with just the right hint of seasoning. Both the tzatziki and spicy feta sauces complemented the meat beautifully--flavorful without overpowering the dish. The portion was generous enough to satisfy our appetites, yet light enough to keep us energized for the rest of the day. Since it was a gorgeous Saturday, we decided to take our lunch to the grassy area at Lincoln Center--one of my favorite things about Gyro Project's location. It's so easy and convenient to grab a delicious meal and enjoy it outdoors. I genuinely believe this spot has a bright future ahead. Thank you again, and congratulations on creating such a fantastic dining experience!

A new spot in the UWS serving some gyro. Lots of options (including sides/snacks) which all looked yummy! I only got the gyro/lamb bowl which i was surprised didn't match my expectations. Good portions, and filling. I could see the meats were freshly sliced but it didn't end up as juicy or warm as I expected. Overall, nice and friendly people but I'm not sure if I would come back. Though the desserts look super tempting... might have had a weird experience.

The Gyro Project surpassed all my expectations for a fast casual joint! I came on a busy Thursday evening, and every table was packed. The line moves quickly and offerings are constantly being rotated by staff. My friends and I opted for the bowls and we loved every bite! The assembly line is similar to other fast casual joints like Sweetgreen or Cava, but the flavors are incredible. I got the salmon and was impressed by how tender and well-seasoned it was. The falafel was also a highlight and I was really glad to see vegetarian options. The bowl base comes with rice or purple cabbage slaw and lettuce. Then you go on to pick a protein, two sauces and two side dishes. The spicy feta and babaghanoush were perfect and I loved the cucumber tomato salad and stewed gigante broad beans! The meal was great but the unique highlights were the deconstructed baklava served with frozen Greek yogurt. I would come back for that alone! It was out of this world! Also loved the bougatsa custard dessert with cinnamon and phyllo. This place is a gem in NYC and will definitely be a popular lunch and dinner spot. The staff was warm and friendly despite the many people pouring in the whole night and the ambiance was really nice too. I wish these were all over the city--Upper West Side is truly blessed to have this as an option.

I got the bowl with falafel, pickles, dolmas and the Greek cabbage & rice. First of all, the meal preparers are so attentive and listen to what you are saying. When I asked for harissa, they asked me "do you want it on the falafel or just on the rice?". Finally, someone asked for my preference on that ;) Each component was well done - falafel crispy, cabbage slaw vinegary, dolmas had great dill flavor, pickles were just perfect, and the harissa sauce is excellent btw. The bowl was very filling and a great value for money. Also the seating here looked great - peaceful and abundant. The service was so friendly and place is clean and well run. I'm definitely visiting again.

Service was very good. Not crowded and nice serving plates. Food however was mid. Portions are large. We got a dip platter and it came with 4 dips and 2 pita bread . I asked for it to be toasted and they gladly obliged. I would go back just for the service and affordability

The food is a bit too salty but fresh. The yogurt is amazing but they fill it halfway and you pay full price. Not worth it..$10

Good food reasonable prices helpful and friendly staff very good selection of Greek dishes

Solid fast casual spot! I split a chicken platter with friend and it was perfect! The serving size is a little big for just one person. The wait time was super short and it was really easy to order! The food was a little a salty overall but otherwise good.

We got 3 vegan bowls from here - we all made our own at the kiosk at the front of the store. You can choose from a variety of bases (rice and romaine, rice and slaw, just rice, just romaine, etc), then proteins (vegan/vegetarian is just falafel), toppings (Mediterranean salad, lemon potatoes, tomatoes, cucumber, etc), and sauces (baba ghanoush and hummus were great). You can also add some pita which was very good. This is a solid and delicious fast casual option. The staff was super nice and let us know that one of us still had room for one more topping.

Really great fresh food and solid customer service. The clean well lit atmosphere was the perfect environment to enjoy my authentic greek salad.

Wonderful gyros! Stopped in after the Peurto Rican parade and what a treat. The taziki sauce is so fresh and flavorful. The staff is wonderful, service with a smile. The establishment was clean and tidy. The deconstructed baclava was sweet. Got Greek frozen yogurt with it as vanilla would have been too sweet. Enjoy!

The Gyro Project was introduced to me when I attended a Yelp Event. Here's the plus side: Clean new atmosphere with plenty of seating. Friendly, efficient, helpful employees. Delicious and fresh food. Consideration for allergies and choice selection. (Somewhat) Down side was the price which luckily I didn't have to spend! Considering I asked him to put back the huge amount of beef lamb he put in my bowl the menu only allows TWO veggies. Come on, Greek Olives are great on my salad. Second I learned my lesson and I will not be getting sauce on my food. The tzatziki was delicious but my sensitive stomach can't handle it. I was ill all night popping TUMS. He did give me a third veggie because I only had one sauce instead of the two allowed in the bowl. I'm giving The Gyro Project Four Stars. If I return I'd definitely want to make my own choices for my bowl and not pay the full price for things I don't want in my salad. I don't need huge quantities of meat because I typically don't like to eat meat except Bacon!!

My husband and I stumbled upon Gyro Project and we're so glad we did! Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. We had a gyro, a salad bowl, and shared the deconstructed baklava ice cream and a brownie for dessert -- and wow, it was all so good. Special shoutout to Travon, who was incredibly nice and welcoming. He made our experience even better with his kind and attentive service. Also don't skip the Greek yogurt! It's creamy, tangy, and a perfect finish to the meal. Easily a five-star spot we'll definitely be back!

I haven't had a gyro for many years. I was a bit confused on how to order even with the menu. I had a beef and lamb gyro with only like 2/3 fillings then he added fries in. I would have preferred to have fries on the side. The meat was too salty for me although tasty. Next time, I'd to try one of the variety of soft serves/ ice cream.

A new build your own option is in the neighborhood, and I was curious to how the gyro project compared to its likes. The inside is large and clean, you can order at the counter or on an iPad up front. In addition to building a bowl or pita, there are a couple of other entrees on the menu. The situation with the toppings/sauces was disappointing as it was far too stingy -- the strict two topping max immediately makes this spot's bowls inferior to its counterparts (cava, hummus & pita, etc.). the two sauce limit was also a bit annoying because I had gotten the cucumber and tomato salad and apparently that "counted" as a sauce? so I only got to try to baba ganoush and not the hummus as I had been eyeing. I should have asked if I could just pay extra for the addl sauce, but I was just trying to keep things pushing at that point. apparently even a drizzle of hot sauce counts as one of your dips. As for individual ingredients that I tried - rice is fresh, salmon is tender, beets are bland, cucumber salad was refreshing and baba ganoush was flavorful. There was an extensive dessert counter that I didn't try today, but a lot of people were getting the soft serve Greek yogurt. I'd come back often IF they adjusted the limits on toppings/sauces, the price point here is higher than similar places so I feel like the variety should be adjusted as well.

Considering it's a chain I really enjoyed the food. It's very fresh and I definitely like this one the most. Would recommend

What a great addition to the neighborhood, in a perfect spot too. We need some more of this! Served in a compostable container, they gave a great portion of everything and I was surprised about how much I got. In my bowl was rice, lettuce, chicken shawarma, tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, French fries, AND stuffed grape leaves? Take my money! I could eat here every night. They had some seating inside which was full but it was a nice brisk night so I stood at one of their outdoor tables. The server behind the counter was really nice too.

OMG so good. Very similar to cava, naya, etc... but probably the best of these bowls that I've had. I got a bowl with rice, chicken, lettuce, pickled onions, feta, tomato, cucumber, hummus and tzatziki and omg it was so good. Ingredients are fresh and the chicken is so flavorful. Service was quick and everyone was so friendly. Will absolutely be coming back i seriously loved this.

What a terrific addition to the UWS! Usually, these chain rice-bowl places like CAVA, Chipotle, etc. are just okay these days and all taste the same. But, Gyro Project is special. Firstly, this is WAY better than CAVA or similar places. It's more synonymous with NAYA, but I'd give this the slight edge. Could be recency bias, but it really was that good. The place itself has plenty of seating and is located in a great spot right on the corner. The staff was friendly and excited to help new customers like myself. I had a custom bowl - gyro, half rice half slaw, gigante beans, cucumbers, hummus and tzatziki. The food was a 10/10, truly no qualms whatsoever. For a total of $16, it was plentiful and delicious. Docked a star for capping the toppings at 1. That means that the small fixings all cost extra, things like: feta, cucumber, tomatoes, pita crisps. Just seems like a lose-lose. Customer feels restricted and the business surely loses money on this aspect. Will be back though!!!

A very solid fast option! Easy to get something that is both flavorful and quick. I enjoyed the meat that I got and the sauces were also perfect for the bowl

Hats ON to my new best friend Stavros from thegyroproject and their new Upper West Side location in NYC. This place is amazing, and Stavros was so welcoming and service oriented. And, the food was absolutely fabulous!

Got the gyro wrap. Really solid. The bread is fluffy and the ingredients are all well seasoned. And they make it super fast. Would get it again!

The food is delicious and reasonably priced. Flavors and textures are fresh and bold. Staff are very professional and friendly; customer service is great. This is my favorite Lincoln Center before or after spot for casual, delicious, affordable meals or snacks.

This spot, open 15 days, was hopping, and everyone on both sides of the aisle seemed to be enjoying the evening. The staff moved the bowl along patiently answering my questions. I started with what I know and love: hummus and babaganoush, and both are delicious! Smooth and tasty, Stavros (manager) told me they are made by hand in the shop. The chicken shawarma had a lovely seasoning and while "dry", each bite was filled with flavor. I don't think the rice does much to enhance the bowl, but the chopped romaine lettuce provides a light, refreshing layer of taste. I highly recommend the pickled cabbage as a foundation for the meal. Lastly, don't pass on the Greek frozen yogurt. The sour taste refreshes the palate and leaves your mouth with a sweet aftertaste. My review is compliments of a Yelp event, yet I'll be back on my own.

I got a vegetarian bowl and I'm so happy they had that option. I got rice, fries, potatoes, and pita. All were great. I asked for hummus and tahini on the side. I got hummus and tzatziki instead. I didn't notice until I got all the way home which is 70 blocks away. So I was sad about that since I'm allergic to tzatziki. Please please please update the vegetarian bowl options to include a piece or two of halloumi. I got a side of it and added it to my bowl and it was amazing! I would schlep all the way uptown just for that. My mom got the cheese pie and didn't like it. The staff were nice.

The pictures don't show how big the portions are!! Tasty food and an easy pick up. Their website is a bit annoying making you sign-up before completing the check out. Friendly staff when I went in!

I had such a wonderful time at Gyro project! I got a chicken gyro with a sprite. The gyro comes spread with tzatziki, onions, fries, tomatoes, and your choice of protein. The pita was also perfectly toasted and crispy, just how I like it. It was delicious for a fast casual food option. I also noticed how welcoming all the employees are. They seem genuinely ready to take care of you, don't get annoyed if you're being slow or asking questions, and are gracious.