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    Gyros on Alki

    4.3 (82 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Jared W.

    It was a busier day at Alki and was worried about everywhere being way too busy. Luckily this place wasn't bad and I was in the mood for this type of food anyways! It's a nice place that offers greek type food, but also have a whole ice cream section, as well as coffee. Quite the selection. I ended up getting a plate that featured beef/lamb fries, salad, and pita bread. I was pleasantly surprised that they gave a good portion of food that came with all that! Everything was cooked well and tasted great! Obviously the place is great for being right along the main road that goes along the water, and even if you stay inside, the place feels nice and inviting. The people working are nice and work hard to get the food out fast but without sacrificing quality. A solid spot!

    Fries

    Love this place! They have breakfast, lunch, ice cream, coffee, and wifi! They have everything!!

    Beef and Lamb Plate
    Serena W.

    I ordered a beef & lamb plate with greek salad. It was delicious. Portions were huge so had leftovers but overall was tasty. I loved the greek salad too! I dined in but this would be a nice spot to order for to-go and eat at the beach. I loved the tzatziki sauce too! Recommend trying if you want Mediterranean food. There were plenty of seating inside and some outside. Service was fast and friendly!

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    Ken N.

    Great taste and very large portions. Friendly service too. One of the better options for quick food in Alki

    Ice mocha
    Robert S.

    This place was right across from the beach originally we were looking for ice mocha , but bucks was full and I saw the sign and went in. Super friendly people in there got ice mocha and the platter gryo. You know when the ice mocha is good make it like they would for themselves , it hit the spot and much much better than bucks for sure . Again I don't how people do it but when food comes to your table hot you enjoy it more and it did, ran out bread , I think they called it naan, so I wrapped the beef around fries and dip it in the sauce I don't if that's a thing but it was a nice crunch inside the wrapped . I would go in place for just the ice mocha btw theory also has a small selection of ice cream, boo yah

    Gyro Fries
    Grace T.

    Very generous portions, delicious food, and friendly service! Plus it has a great view. The atmosphere is inviting and casual.

    Frank B.

    Well, I tried searching for a reason to jump on my chair and scream OPA but I just couldn't justify it. Started the day with a smile knowing I was gonna test the new Gyro place on Alki today. Unfortunately my taste buds did not agree with the mental vision of what I was going to eat. I ordered gyro plate to get an overview of the quality of meat and amount I would get. Needless to say I was disappointed with the paper thin shavings of meat as shown in photo. Lacked taste and high quality I had expected. I've dined on many gyros in my time on earth including at the Acropolis in Athens, Greece and this was a disappointment to my Athenian sensory organ. I'm sure some will disagree however a true Athenian will agree this is not how The GREEK nations NATIONAL Sandwich should taste.

    Greek fries
    Drew J.

    Ice cream and Mediterranean food! What more could you want? The food here is very good and the service was great :) it's a got a classic beach restaurant vibe going.

    Egg on pita breakfast added peppers, sausage, and onion
    Mike W.

    Super nice indoor and outdoor seating area with recently added coffee and breakfast items to their menu. I'm a huge fan of the food and coffee after my first visit in a while. Prices are reasonable with HUGE breakfast and a 20 oz iced latte costing around $15 total. The owners are incredibly nice and accommodating. I ordered to go and was in-and-out in under 5 minutes. They clearly wanted to make sure I had a good experience and it paid off.

    Venecia R.

    Pretty good greek food here right off of Alki beach. The service was really friendly and they have gelato. Pretty yummy.

    $7 bag-frozen "Greek" fries.  No sauce, barely any cheese.
    Brian W.

    I hate to dump on a new neighborhood business I want to support, but I wasn't impressed at all. The portions are small, prices are high, and quality is not up to par with my expectations. While the view and location is nice, there's a lot wrong with this place. A gyro is $14 without even adding tax, tips, or service charges! A plate (which I had) is even more more expensive, contains less protein than I would expect to find in a sandwich, and is accompanied by your choice of flavorless rice or frozen crinkle-cut fries. Want them "Greek"? Those are $7 and include only a tiny cup of feta cheese and no sauce. The meat itself was nothing but a salt bomb. Bland rice. The tzatziki sauce was very mild with barely even a hint of garlic or any flavor at all other than bland white yogurt. The side salad was not bad and honestly probably the best part of the meal. Pita bread is decent. Oh, there's also no hot sauce available! I don't care if it's traditional or not, I want it and your food clearly needs it. We had takeout and ate across the street on the water which was nice, but it just made us feel bad about the amount of non-compostable packaging that encompassed everything. From the meal down to the utensils and each individual sauce, it just seemed incredibly wasteful. I'm surprised businesses in Seattle are still allowed to use this crap. I wanted to like it... but that's such a cliche thing to say in a Yelp review. This is just going to be another failed beachfront business in a challenging neighborhood. Restaurants come and go on Alki all the time and I predict this one will be no exception. There are a few in the area like Spud's and Blue Moon Burgers that have stood the test of time, but the thing that sets them apart is good food. I recommend trying those instead, or if you are really in the mood for gyros, try Gyro Heroes up the hill. It's a way better deal and way better food.

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    Incredible falafel with amazing view. Highly recommend! Super friendly stafff as well!

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    I had the falafel sandwich and would not return for it. Falafel salam and gyro hero, both in west Seattle, are way better.

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    Good food. Great portions. Polite service with a smile. The ambiance is beach casual and that's perfect.

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    Still huge portions, sweet team, and delicious fresh food & baklava!! So happy to have Gyros on Alki in the neighborhood :)

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