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    Go! Gyro! Go!

    4.3 (60 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 1:30 pm
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    GO! GYRO! GO! ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Caprice F.

    There's at least a couple local Greek/gyro food trucks in St. Louis, and I must say that Go Gyro Go! is my favorite! The prices, portions, and quality is consistently good! I've had the pleasure of enjoying their food twice, the most recent time being this week. I ordered a Classic Gyro with a side salad. The gyro was GINORMOUS and filled to the brim with lamb meat, tzatziki, and the standard veggie fixins!!!! It was delicious! I have previously had their tzatziki dip with pita and it was really good and reasonably priced. The total for my gyro and salad combo was $11 but was well worth the price considering how big the gyro was. If you see this truck in a lineup, remember GO GYRO GO is the one you want!

    Specially made veggie gyro with side of potatoes
    Allison B.

    Wow, the folks at Go! Gyro! Go! really, really care that you're happy with their food. So refreshing! Today, a coworker and I headed out to finally see what the fuss was about. We peeked at the online menu and each found several things that we wanted to try. Twitter told us that they were down the street from our office. My friend ordered her desired gyro just fine. However, they didn't have my veggie gyro listed on their handwritten menu board. They had a salad, but I really wanted a big honking sandwich with the side of potatoes that I'd heard so much about. I asked the really nice lady at the truck window if there was any way that I could get a gyro without meat. She gave me a mischievous look and said that that's what she always wants to eat, but her partner (husband, I think?) is a total carnivore and never remembers to put it on the menu. They bantered good-naturedly for a bit and worked out what to put on my gyro. The lady pushed the man to make sure to give me extra feta and really stuff it. So kind! And then she told me that they're testing selling spanikopita and might try fish gyros at some point. I only waited a few minutes before the man called my name, and as he was building my gyro, he kindly asked me if I wanted certain things on it or left off. I really appreciated that. We also chatted about the potatoes that I was excited to get. He said that they were his pride and that he worked really hard to adjust the recipe for the masses of people and cooking them in the truck. My gyro was stuffed with dark and light lettuce, chopped tomatoes, chopped onions, chopped cucumber, parsely and tzeziki (I can't spell it) sauce, and it was all on a fluffy round pita, surrounded by foil and served with a side of potatoes in a rectangular styrofoam container. My meal cost about $8. They took Square for credit cards - yay! I dug in back in the office and was in heaven. My sandwich had a lot of onions and cucumbers, something I was uber happy about. The tzeziki sauce was a little heavy - maybe a lighter hand would help next time, but it was still tasty. And there was so much feta on this thing that I was moaning with joy. Cheese me up, and I'll be yours forever. The potatoes were no less stellar. They looked like some combination of fried and roasted, and they had delicious seasonings. Seriously, the potatoes made me rub my belly like cartoon people do. I lovedlovedloved that Go! Gyro! Go! had sides to round out the entrees, something that other food trucks don't do. I'd love to see them add a falafel gyro to the menu. I'd also love for a vegetarian gyro to be added to the menu permanently. Can't wait for them to come back near my office. This might become a weekly lunch!

    Spanakopita
    Sarah S.

    I got to hit up this truck at ArtFeast at Crestwood Court today, along with 4 others. Yep, that's right, my sister and I ate items from 5 total trucks. YES! This was one of my faves. I almost didn't even look at the menu because I'm a vegetarian, but then I noticed that they have spanakopita, greek salad, and roasted potatoes on the menu, all veg friendly. I ordered the spanakopita, and the lady at the window told me that they brought it back after not being offered for a bit, and that she hoped they didn't sell out because she wanted some for herself! I misread the price and thought it was $3, but it was really $6. Hm, pricey... until I saw what I got. A HUGE hunk of spinach feta pie. I couldn't wait to dig in. I wasn't disappointed. It was some of the best I'd ever had. Very flavorful, full of feta and spinach, and moist. It was a meal! If I were to go to the truck for lunch without others around, I would for sure get the salad and this and it would be filling. I'd love to see something else veg on the menu, like a veg gyro or falafel, but if that doesn't happen, I'm still a happy vegetarian with what they've got! I'll be back!

    Traditional gyro
    Carrie D.

    Tasted this truck for the 1st time at Food Truck Friday and it was delicious! I don't consider myself any kind of gyro expert, but if I was imagining the perfect one then this would be it! I went with the traditional gyro. What you get stuffed into this pita is amazingly worth the value. From the tons of meat, to the freshest ingredients, to the perfect sauce ratio. You seriously need a knife and fork for this kind of gyro. It was superb. Only downside was that it filled me up way more than I was expecting. Not your typical food truck value.

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    The BEST gyro I've ever had I definitely didn't expect that from a food truck but it's so good

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    Had my first GGG! gyro today. Delicious! Friendly, quick service. I'll be back for more!

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    4.6(88 reviews)
    16.1 km

    This is my first time here, and I walked in very pleasantly surprised with the decor. Simple and…read moreyet, very charming, very Arabian. I read other reviews and immediately that I wanted to try their lemonade with mint, which was heavenly. It was extremely refreshing, not too sweet, not too sour, tiny chopped leaves of mint floating around like confetti. I ordered the lamb shank, a plate of pickles, and also ordered falafel and avocado dip to go. The lamb was very well seasoned and fall of the bone tender. The accompanying cucumber bits in yogurt sauce was refreshing. The side of mushrooms with carrots and corn kernels that came with the dish was mediocre, particularly since the consistency and look of the mushrooms looked like they came from a can, but I may be wrong. The plate of pickles was delightful. I will admit that I was very disappointed because I had read that lentil soup would be complementary with main dishes when anyone dined in until 4 PM, but I'd never had any lentil soup at all, unless I am mistaken about the offer. Service was fast, even though there was only one server, who was, by the way, very polite and attentive. All in all, I will be back and I might actually end up being regular here.

    Had the opportunity to try Layali Halab and was very impressed. We visited on a Saturday afternoon…read moreand seated without an issue. Our service was great, very patient in answering questions. The restaurant was very clean and very busy with customers. We were served lentil soup and was absolutely delicious. We ordered some traditional Mediterranean dishes and also very good. Prices were very reasonable and lots of dishes to chooses. Decor is very nice and plenty of seating for small and large groups. Great experience and will be back, highly recommend Layali Halab, give them a try.

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    4.7(552 reviews)
    4.9 km•Forest Park Southeast
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    I went with a girlfriend for dinner over a month ago and I'm still thinking about these dumplings…read more The only tiny critique we have, we were there on a Saturday around 730/8, they don't seem to have a good queue system. What I witnessed, was my cell number was typed into what appeared to be a personal cell, as opposed to a wait system, and then we never got called/ texted. We were watching the people in front of us get tables, then we asked if our name got lost, and immediately got sat. After that, 0 comments, food came out at a reasonable time. My eyes kept being drawn to these dumplings, usually I'm a low carb kind of person, so I was leaning towards the kebabs. But these dumplings kept calling my name. The sauce was so good. Creamy with a hint of dill, refreshing, with the savory ground beef inside. I definitely finished my plate and left the rice for leftovers. I can't wait to take my boyfriend back and get the dumplings again! My friend also really enjoyed her shrimp curry, I got to try a taste, the sauce was also delightful.

    Our little supper club came in for dinner on Saturday. They do not take reservations but the wait…read morewas worth it. Our party got there a little before 6. We waited around 20-30 minutes to get a table to accommodate the 7 people in our party. We stood around by the entrance while we waited. When we were finally seated, they put us on the second dining room which has a better ambiance and much more quieter than the main dining room. Someone brought us a pitcher of water which fell slightly short of giving all 7 of us full glasses. Some of us ordered their lemonade mix. I had the one with pomegranate which tasted fresh and made in house. We shared 3 different appetizers: babaganoush, hummus and saksuka. They brought us a basket of naan. They were huge and still warm. The only thing I would have asked for would have been that the naans be cut into smaller pieces so people are not touching naans that others will have to eat. Our appetizers were all excellent. The babaganoush, specifically has fantastic flavors. This might have been the best babaganoush I have ever tasted! For my entree, I ordered the lamb kabob served with some dressed rice and salad. Okay, usually I don't care for rice. It's bland and pretty boring but they actually seasoned their rice here so well that I've completely forgotten I was eating rice. The kabob was so flavorful like it has been marinating for a while. The meat was tender and juicy. We didn't do any dessert as we were all very full in the end. At least 4 out of 7 brought home leftovers. My one friend had made a comment about his pilau being larger than his head! Service was good. You pay up front. If you come in with a large party and ask to split the check, they charge $1 per card. We asked to have our bill split 7 ways and then 2, 2, 2 and 1. She said she understood but then did the math wrong anyway. We didn't bother and just paid the even quarter split and my friends refunded me the difference. Other than a few nuisances, it was a great dining experience. No joke, this place has some seriously good eats. And to be honest, I can't wait to come back!

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    I have heard so many good things about J's and I was finally on the neighborhood. It's not a huge…read moremenu, but it was a tough decision. I settled on the chicken panini and it was fantastic. It was everything I wanted it to be: warm, flavorful chicken, garlicky, and cheesy with some fresh veg. It came with a side of chips, so I put a few on the panini for a nice crunch. I was a little overwhelmed walking in to the small-ish space, full of people and music (great music!). I saw a sign that said to take a seat, so I did and a nice gentleman brought me water. There was a menu on the table, but after a bit, I questioned if I should order at the counter. Not the case, they will take your order table-side, have you pay, and bring you the food. It was nice. Everyone was friendly. Comfy plush seating. Looking at past photos, I noticed they ditched those awful metal chairs and had a little make over. I loved the new look.

    I'd heard great things about this place and had been wanting to try it for a while. We ended up…read moregoing as a group when a friend was visiting from out of town. I didn't realize it was quite so far away, but it was worth checking out. Overall, I really enjoyed The Berliner with chicken, and the fresh Somun Bread & Kajmak was also a standout. The food was flavorful, and everyone in our group seemed to enjoy their meal. The only downside was that several of us ended up with upset stomachs afterward. That said, no one had anything negative to say about the food itself, and overall it was still a positive dining experience.

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    Esca - Roasted vegetables

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    A real treat yo self experience is to be had at this restaurant by the Bengelina Hospitality Group…read more Recommendations: At this coastal Mediterranean restaurant we enjoyed the Stracciatella consisting of grilled grapes, rosemary almonds, and aged balsamic and the shrimp oreganata as starters. For the grilled over charcoal portion of the menu, we enjoyed the the Denver steak and skirt steak. For the side, you can't go wrong with the fire baked potato with truffle fonduta. Dessert: The limoncello tiramisu is delightful and fresh. The homemade chocolate truffles are made by Chef's mom and are a must try menu item. Ambiance: Warm and intimate with great music playing in the background. Staff: Ellie was knowledgeable, friendly, and provided excellent recommendations. Jonathan's keen sense of hospitality and operational excellence further enhances the restaurant experience.

    I was excited to try Esca after friends were raving about it. My husband and I dined here for our…read moreanniversary meal, and I wish we would have chosen a place with a little more enthusiasm and less pretension. The server seemed annoyed with being there, never asked my husband if he wanted a refill, took forever to check on us, and messed up the bill, which I didn't catch until after signing it. I've been to plenty of fine dining restaurants where our server has introduced themselves and asked about the occasion, and this place did none of that. Esca has the service of a fast casual restaurant- zero rapport with the customer. Oh and I was charged a 20% service fee. Super tacky to do that for a table of two at a nice restaurant. Bruschetta was such a small portion and flavorless. The artichokes claimed to have anchovy but my husband said he couldn't taste any, so he essentially got a tiny $20 artichoke as an appetizer. My $16 spritz was so loaded with ice I had maybe three sips of the actual drink. I noticed every other table had bread service but we weren't offered any. Our dinner was finished and I finally asked our server for bread. The best part of my meal was the gelato with olive oil, that's it. I don't think I'll spend the $$ again at this place. It's such a bummer because I had high hopes for a stellar Mediterranean meal.

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    Medina Mediterranean Grill - Downtown - Beef shawarma

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    4.7(368 reviews)
    7.9 km•Downtown, Downtown West
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    hands down BEST shawarma i've had since living in bahrain!!!! we were only in STL for 3 days, and…read morei'm very glad we made this our last stop. highly recommend 10/10!!!!

    We've probably tried too much Middle Eastern food - and especially too much shawarma - because…read moreunfortunately, this just wasn't the place for us. We ordered The Original Palestine and Summer in Dubai. Usually, shawarma meat is sliced thin and practically melts in your mouth, but here it was on the dry side and cut into pretty thick pieces. The flavor was just okay, but honestly, neither of us was impressed. The portions also felt way too small for the price. We ordered just two shawarmas and paid around $40 total, so we definitely expected more. You can only sit inside. There are no outdoor tables like you can see in some of the other reviews. The atmosphere itself felt more like a typical fast-food spot than a place where you'd want to sit and enjoy your meal. One thing that really surprised me was the soda situation. I grabbed a cup to get myself a drink, and an employee had to turn a key to activate the drink machine while I was standing there. It honestly felt like there was some kind of limit on how many drinks I was allowed to get, which was pretty strange. Parking is also difficult. There's no parking along the main street, so we had to park farther away and walk. Overall, based on our experience, I wouldn't recommend this place. There are plenty of other spots where we've had much better shawarma for the price.

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    Medina Mediterranean Grill - Downtown - Classic Falafel (Vegetraian)

    Classic Falafel (Vegetraian)

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    Go! Gyro! Go! - greek - Updated October 2026

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