I have to say this wasn't my usual dining experience no fault of the restaurant. I'll get to that…read morelater. I was craving a gyro and was suggested this place. It's really cool that they have a golf simulator set up. I was greeted by Jennifer and she had a very upbeat attitude. She bought over the menu which also has Social 18 Greek Kitchen, which is more traditional Greek fare. I received my food and begun to dig in. The gyro meat was tender and I loved that it had chopped tomatoes so I can get some in every bite. I don't know if the tzatziki sauce was homemade, but the flavor of garlic and dill was good enough that I was dipping my fries into it. The fries were salted well and fresh prepared. This is where the unusual experience came in. As I was eating and scrolling FB and a news story came up with more detail of a friends passing. And I just started to cry, Jennifer came over to check in on me, while I was trying to hold myself together. She understood my situation and she bought me a to-go container and some napkins. She even offered a hug which I took her up on. People like her are rare. Thanks for a great lunch!

Tried it for the first time today. Decent atmosphere and was clean. Food came out hot, and that…read moreis where the positives end. 1. It was expensive and didn't add up to the price I paid. 2. Portions were small and didn't really seem like the value equaled the price. The biggest thing: 3. The food was not good. My burger was dry and hardly hand enough condiments and sauce on it. My kids chicken fingers were way over cooked and burnt. Fries tasted a but stale and no salt what so ever on them. For what was paid for what I got was a big disappointment. Probably will not be back anytime soon.

I stopped in for a quick bite. Some people told me that they make their own gyro cones…read more Unfortunately that's not the case. I walked in to this old school strip mall restaurant. Wood paneling on the wall and lots of neighborhood notes. The people behind the counter was super friendly. I ordered a gyro (extra tzatziki) and fries. The gyro had plenty of meat with a mild tzatziki sauce. No overwhelming garlic that I could taste. The gyro was loaded with onions that I could actually taste. The fries were good too. I love them dipped in my extra tzatziki sauce.

This unassuming strip mall place has good gyros and is cuter inside than the outside appears. It's…read moreorder at the counter and then the old style hard booths. But Tiffany lamps dot the ceiling , making it feel like an old school Chicago joint. I placed my order easily online and when I arrived, they were just packing it up. The manager (owner?) immediately greeted me when I entered and asked for my name for the order. He was quite friendly in an efficient sort of way. Within a minute, he was double checking the order against what had been packed, reading it off to me. Everything was well packed so the gyros pita was on a plate, covered with tinfoil, so it was still warm when I got home. The fries were in a paper bag so they didn't get soggy. And the baklava was in a separate plastic clamshell. The fries were perfect - crispy outside and fluffy inside. Not very salty which worked well with the flavorful gyros so I didn't need to add any salt. The pita was warm and soft. The gyros are the best I've had at this kind of fast food place. A touch greasier than sit down places like Pistaria, but not as greasy as I'd expected. Nicely browned and perfectly seasoned. The onions were crunchy and fresh. Tomatoes - well, I'm picky about tomatoes and tend to only like them in August when they're in season. These were fresh but mealy. It's that time of year and hard to fault Nicks for that. Baklava was a huge piece for the price and shockingly moist. It didn't taste exactly as I expected. A little softer than the flaky perfection I've had elsewhere. Probably not made fresh that day although somehow still quite moist. Lots of honey flavor but I wonder if some other sugar might have been mixed with the honey ? Or maybe just not as fresh. If you have a hankering for baklava, this would work. But otherwise I'd skip it and stick to the fries and gyros.

This place was honestly really good. We got Fry N Chicken to go and it was still hot and crispy by…read morethe time we got home. The chicken was crunchy on the outside, juicy inside, and actually seasoned well not bland like a lot of fried chicken spots around here. You can tell it's fresh. The fries were also solid crispy, not greasy, and nicely seasoned. Portions were good and it felt worth it. Not gonna lie, it reminded me of Raising Cane's in Dubai. It's hard to find fried chicken around here that's actually yummy, but this one definitely hits. Would 100% order again.

The store is bright and clean walking in, my hopes are high for a good meal. I look at the menu and…read morerealize it's nearly $17 for a chicken sandwich meal. Ouch. There are only variations of chicken on the menu: sandwiches, tenders, wings, and fried chicken. And the fries, of course. Chicken and fries. I ordered the smoky chicken sandwich. I get rung up, my wallet much lighter. The tip portion on the machine passes by before I have a chance to add anything. Wait, did the cashier just wiggle the tip jar at me? Yes, yes she did. RUDE! No tip for you! The fries were average frozen crinkles. The sauce on the sandwich was okay, as was the brioche bun. There was more breading than chicken, though. Disappointing, especially for the price. Three and a half stars for the food, minus one and a half for the price, and demanding a tip for ringing up my order.

The gyro sandwich is amazing. Not sure if it's homemade or just a really great brand. Traditional…read moretomatoes and onions with sauce on the side makes my taste buds happy. The Greek flavors come through strong with this sandwich. They are not skimpy at all. I tried their avgolemono soup which was tasty. I'm going to try their other Greek specials and the ribs look good. Great job people keep it up

I used to think this place was meh and avoided it lol…read more Since it changed ownership I ate here again and everyone was super nice and I enjoyed such a delicious gyro!!!!

Ambiance is nice: no music, but quiet and calm. Nice furniture, seems they've replaced old…read morefurniture and updated some things. The firecracker chicken wrap was 5 stars. The firecracker chicken strips: 4 stars. The burger: 4 stars Fries: 5 stars. Chips: 4 stars

All the food tasted great! Great service, great food, and great experience. We work next door and…read moreenjoy their food all the time.

Excellence food by owner Izzy Outstanding service by Fati…read more1950 atmosphere with the walls Decorated with boyhood memories of Roy Rodgers Elvis and music and TV icons

Great old school diner with real food and regular customers. Lost lease due to mall sale and closed…read moredoors 10/1/26 till they can find new location.

Now don't get me wrong the only reason this place has a three is not from my experience alone. The…read moreservice is wonderful very inviting and attentive. The ambience is smooth and friendly vibes. I mean it , the TVs aren't too loud , the lights aren't bright it's cool and relaxing. Now the food is a different story. There's a whole halal menu I didn't get to try. I wanted something that was fast but not too fast so I settle on a burger. The bun was decent but the patties looked preformed and kinda bland. There's a whole leaf of lettuce ( iceberg lettuce) of course on top. The tomato slice was double the thickness of a nice slice you would get at any other place. I asked for grilled onions and got this 1/2 thick slice slightly charred whole onion piece like a piece of tree with all the rings. When I tell you about the flimsy over pickled pickles , it was all down hill. Overall their burgers aren't the greatest but there's a whole other side to the menu . So you let me know if it's worth going back .

The food is delicious , Come, it's very tasty to cook The food was amazing and the service was…read moreexcellent. Everything was fresh and delicious. The staff were very friendly and the atmosphere was nice and comfortable. I really enjoyed this restaurant and would definitely come back again.

The higher the restaurant is, the less likely I'm going to visit. That does not apply, however, to…read morethe Omega. This evening was my first visit, despite driving by it for over a decade. And it was nothing short of superb in all facets. My son ordered the Southwest Avocado Burger, which an earlier review this year praised. He agreed. He loved it. His mom had the Chicken Philly. Equally good. Both had large portions. I had the Russian Reuben. It was like 3X the size of a traditional Reuben sandwich one might get dining out. I was barely able to eat a third. It was huge beyond huge. It was spectcular. I wasn't sure corned beef would blend so well with turkey but both meats did. Sumptuous! The Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, Russian horseradish sauce and 1000 Island dressing on top - OMG - it was so unbelievable! $2.00 more - you get your fries and soup (choice of 6 - wow - what eatery has 6 soup options)? The onion soup was $1 extra but who cares? It was all a ton for the buck. The basket of tasty dinner rolls upon arrival was delightful. Our waitress Terry was excellent thru and thru and worthy of a large tip, which we obliged. We got free refills on our drinks too, a big thing for us. We were all totally pleased with our visit and will be sure to return at least once or twice before moving out of state later this year. We wish we could clone this place and take it to where we all are moving. I truly don't understand those whining here and their posts. Everything we had was good throughout. If I had to nitpick, I would say the French onion soup itself was average and not rich but the large crouton in the soup and abundant melted yummy Swiss cheese well compensated with the grated topping over the cheese incredibly tasty, making it over the top. The raspberry iced tea could have been a bit sweeter but it wasn't bad either. And you automatically get water delivered to your table, a rarity among diners today. And yeah, I get to a degree the 3% (rounded off) card charge but when you're spending $80 to $100 for gargantuan portions of great food, come on, who really cares about an extra $2.50-$3, chump change? A church friend of the family told me she and her husband go to Omega periodically and recommended it. So this evening we all went. And not one bit disappointed. 24/7/365 diners are a dying breed these days but we are so glad Omega is still around and I say long live the Omega. A shout out to the crews working here as well as the owner.

Ok this one hurts. I ate here from the time they opened in 1984 until I moved to Florida in 2002…read more Also went back a few times over the years when I'd go back to visit. Always my go to for late night matzoh ball soup and bread. Just went to town to visit and of course had to take my boys here for their first time. Four of us did the all you can eat soup because we loved their soups. Welp we were disappointed. The soups were not good. I was sad I couldn't wait to go here I have so many amazing memories of this place. My kids loved their choices. My nephew ordered an omelette and it was really good. He said he only gets breakfast there. It's always good (he lives up the street). The cabbage soup was the best of the three we tried. The bread basket was still good. The service was still fantastic. The place looks the same as it did back in the day. But the soup was such a huge disappointment.