Ordered a gyro wrap plate with red pepper hummus and an extra pita. The plate comes with a side…read moresalad and drink. Tried the sweet tea which was horrible, tasted super old. The wrap was ok, gyro meat kind of bland and not nearly as flavorful as Keifers or Krilakis. Salad was fresh and pretty flavorful, lots of herbs. Ordered the red pepper hummus and received regular hummus. Hummus was ok, nothing memorable. What really disappointed me was the pita bread. I always order an extra pita bread from other places because I love it. Zeus's pita bread was almost inedible. Wasn't warm at all, really tough and chewy and I made the mistake of ordering TWO of them! It was almost as if the bread had not been warmed before serving or it was old bread. All in all not a bad place to grab something if you're in a big hurry but wouldn't go out my way by any means.

To find this off the road in the middle of MS is really quite refreshing. It also felt good to be…read moresupporting a brand new small business. We opted to check this venue out to try to eat something at least slightly healthier. Good thing too because the convenience store next door surprisingly did not have any grab and go healthy options, it was all packaged and processed. The portion is pretty healthy so my wife and I decided to split a gyro, glad we did, it was a good call. We got ours to go so we could get back on the road, but they have table and chairs inside as well. Two things I did note, 1) they were out of falafel, obviously I am not the only one who enjoys it 2) it was obvious the gentlemen making the food had a significant head cold, he was using gloves but it was still freaking me out. I think the older you get the more of a germophobic you become ;)

This food was so disgusting. The chicken kabob is a pre-chewed texture and there was a big black…read morehair in my rice. The hummus was not only the worst quality I've ever had, but the oil drizzled on top tasted like piss. Might be a cleanliness issue at this location, but this was really rancid.

As someone who loves gyros and gyro meat, this place is the best I've had. Authentic Mediterranean…read morefood and market with great selections

Nice stop for lunch. I had the vegetable Gyro with a side of tomato, spinach, orzo. Both were…read moreexcellent. They had great flavor and were served hot. You order at the counter, and then the food is brought to your table. They had a nice selection of both sandwiches and salads. Service was fast, and the seating is comfortable. There's indoor and outdoor seating. This is a great option if you want something with good flavor and maybe on the lighter side.

We were in town for the Southern Regional Tennis tournament at Bama and came here for lunch because…read morewe always love to try Mediterranean restaurants in new cities. We were able to park easily and make our way into the restaurant with ease. There is ample outside and inside seating, however, know that the TVs are going to be on full blast, especially during football games! We ordered a chicken shawarma gyro with a side of roasted vegetablesThe Gyro (beef-lamb) with Mediterranean fries. My husband enjoyed The Gyro and would get it again. My chicken shawarma was just meh because it lacked any real seasoning/spice. The ingredients are quality but the flavor was not there for me. I enjoyed the roasted veggies which were interestingly well seasoned. Service was friendly and prompt. The ambience is college town vibes (7 tvs each blaringly loud). Decor was nice with plenty of windows with natural light, wood tables and comfortable chairs (no arms on any of them) and bar stools. 1 star deduction for lack of flavor in sandwich 1 star deduction for WAY too loud TVs (excessive) exacerbated by Kitchen sounds

We went for our first time today after church. I got the…read moreGreek salad and my hubby got some kind of barbecue baked potato. He also got a side of tabouli. It was very good and arrived quickly to the table. The dining area was nice and clean and neat. My salad was very good. I thought it would be a morning salad but it wasn't. This will be my go to place for a salad for some time I think. The food was the right temperature and really good. We will be back!

Wanted so bad to give this a 5/5, but it was just okay. The…read moresignature is the mint tea, but I was just not a fan. My fiancé loves the mint tea here, so it's just opinionated taste buds. I got the chicken gyro with lentil soup. The chicken gyro was good but a little bland and small. The fries were good and well seasoned. The lentil soup was just not good at all. It was a broth consistency, and I've only ever had a thicker robust lentil soup. I tried doctoring it with salt and pepper, but to no avail on being able to eat it. My finance's gyro plate was great though! The meat was 10/10, Taziki sauce was nicely flavored, good texture and season on rice, nice Greek salad and lots of gyro bread. Service was fast and staff were friendly. Tables weren't clean, but it looks more like a college place to go. Will get a plate/platter next time instead of the wraps, or just a good ol burger and fry.

Went here before the bama game and it was great! Packed but was able to get a seat! Great AC,…read morefriendly and good service! Pita bread was house made and amazing! I got the basil pesto hummus and it was 10/10. My friend got the buffalo chicken gyro and said it was really good!

There's two opinions here... first, if you want a bar that might be a lively place to go…read moreespecially on game night (roll tide), then this might be the spot for you. Pitchers of beer and cheap uninspiring bar food aplenty. Second, if you want some good Greek food, go somewhere else. Italian gyro was not good but it was my fault for not noticing it had pizza (marinara?) sauce in it. Meat was so-so, pita was so-so. French fries were the bomb which is why this is 2 stars instead of 1. Greek salad was NOT a Greek salad. Just because you sprinkle some feta cheese in a bowl of lettuce does not make it a Greek salad. Anyway, this might the place just for you if you're going for the first reason.

Mom and I went there for dinner, we wanted something light for dinner. We walked into the…read morerestaurant and they had music playing. The waitress took our order at the cash register. Very pleasant. Mom had the chicken salad with fruit and pasta. She said that it was good. I ordered the Mediterranean salad with a side order of falafel and tzatziki sauce. The falafel had just enough spice to make it tasty but not overwhelming. The tzatziki sauce was creamy. My Mediterranean salad had candied pecans, roasted red peppers, tomatoes, purple, onions, chickpeas, lettuce with balsamic vinaigrette and a toasted piece of pita bread.. it was fresh and a nice combination.

I had a great experience at Taziki's! The food was fresh, flavorful, and prepared with care. The…read moreatmosphere was welcoming, and the staff was friendly, professional, and made sure everything was taken care of. Manager Jonathan provided excellent service and helped make the visit even better. I appreciate the attention to detail and the overall quality of the experience. I'll definitely be coming back!

A small little spot in a tucked away row of stores just off campus. It's no frills Mediterranean…read morewith only bottled water, and canned drinks. A few tables for dining, but probably does more takeout business. The young man at the register was quiet, but extremely friendly and helpful. He dutifully answered all our questions about the menu. My wife had the shawarma bowl and I had the gyro wrap with fries. The portion size was filling. The gyro wrap has an extra sauce beside the traditional taziki, which adds a nice flavor to the wrap. The fries are seasoned for extra flavor. My wife got white rice in the bowl. There is a special rice option (we couldn't understand the name). The worker wanted us to try the special rice so he brought a small bowl to sample. It was tasty and worth getting next time. There's at least 3 gyro/Mediterranean places within a few blocks of campus. This may be the most authentic and is certainly less expensive than the strip offerings.

Unbelievable food, friendly people and great service. I regularly eat here and have never had a bad…read moredish. Always fresh hummus and the tea is out of this world!

Worker hit a vape while making my food. Plus super long wait time. I can't believe this place. So…read moredisappointing!

From the owner: Authentic Mediterranean street food. read more

Great atmosphere, good customer service, the steak philly is my favorite. Great owners and workers.read more

I recently stopped by Hoolie's Grill, formerly known as Hooligan's, and I have to admit -- I'm not…read morequite sure where the "Hooligan's" ran off to, but the menu sure didn't go with it. It's been a good while since my last visit, back when they were holding court on University Boulevard. In those days, this was a dependable lunch stop -- good, tasty, and worth the drive. Today? Well... bless its heart. I ordered the turkey club wrap with cheese fries. The wrap was fine -- not bad, not memorable -- just kind of sitting there in the middle of the road like it didn't want to pick a lane. Now the cheese fries... that cheese sauce deserves its own investigation. I'm not sure where it originated, but based on the color alone, somebody might want to trace its family tree. It wasn't offensive, just puzzling -- the kind of neon hue that makes you squint a little and ask questions you weren't planning to ask. My wife went with the cheeseburger and fries. Let's just say if Wendy's was filming the old Where's the Beef? commercial again, this burger might have earned a casting call. It was modest. Petite. Economical with its beef. You get the idea. To be fair, the staff was friendly and the service was quick -- no complaints there at all. They were as pleasant as Sunday afternoon sweet tea. But flavor-wise, the meal was average and nothing to write home about. Hooligan's -- or Hoolie's -- I'm not mad at you. I'm just... disappointed. It feels like an old friendship that's drifted apart. Maybe we'll cross paths again and rekindle what once was. But after today's visit, I'm not sure we're running in the same circles anymore.