Good, not great, but easy and convenient. They have great combos that include a wrap, salad, and…read moresoda for around $13. I had a chicken shawarma wrap, Greek salad, and Diet Pepsi. The pickup process was easy and the guy working was incredibly nice. It was fast too - maybe 15 minutes at most. The salad was good and reasonably sized. I especially liked the Greek dressing they had which I got on the side. The chicken was great in the wrap but I wish there had been some pickles or lettuce or some kind of crunch in there. Nonetheless the flavor was awesome and the chicken was tender and ample. Would return for a quick lunch. One note is that it's definitely more of a takeout spot - everything is served in plastic and I don't think there is a bathroom - but there is seating if you want to eat there.

Great place to grab a quick lunch or dinner. Have gone several times and it's always quick and…read moredelicious!

Excellent fresh food. The service is friendly and helpful. Love the salads especially the…read moreMediterranean Salad with raisins. They were very kind to my elderly Lebanese mom and gave her balava. Portions are large and prices reasonable.

Couldn't believe how bad it tasted, I was very excited to have a new Shawarma place in town, but I…read moredid not like the flavor at all. ^NOTE: the owner's response said that they have been serving for a long time... it's true they're not NEW... This is just a new location to OUR area and yes, I have tried it. Many people in my subdivision like this, which is why I strayed from my standard shawarma restaurant, but I just personally don't like the seasonings which surprised me a lot because I love Mediterranean. Yes. I have tried it. I'll stick with my 'go-to' local yummy shawarma place.

I crave gyros more than I should. Is that such a thing? What's not to love about well-seasoned…read moremeat, fresh vegetables, and a cool, creamy yogurt sauce? So when I saw Gyro Gods in my search results, I knew a visit was in order, despite the distance and road construction. The restaurant is relatively new, but the parking lot has seen better days. Although I'm not a high-tops person, I like the seating options: a long counter for grabbing a quick bite and the larger tables for spending time with friends. The ordering line is toward the back, facing refrigerator cases filled with soft drinks and shelves of snacks. I always enjoy trying a bit of everything, which is what I found here. The gyro pita was grilled for extra crispiness and filled with lamb/beef, tomatoes, onions, fries, and tzatziki sauce. Chicken, chevapi, and veggie are other sandwich options. The lamb/ beef filling was flavorful and plentiful. I ordered Greek fries, even though some came in the sandwich, and I am so glad that I did. The fries were topped with tzatziki sauce, crumbled feta, olive oil, and oregano. Fantastic. I liked that the hot fries complemented the coolness of the tzatziki sauce. It might be better served separately so the contrast in flavors is more pronounced; the sauce warmed up from the fries after a while. The bougasta was also delicious. Served hot, I enjoyed the creamy custard encased in flaky pastry, and liberally topped with cinnamon and powdered sugar. I was too full even to sample the small tzatziki, served with a griddled pita. Oh, well, more for a midnight snack. The order taker/food preparer/server was friendly and answered all my questions. Despite these positives, I found the total price to be very high, significantly higher than expected.

I was in the area and was looking for lunch, I remembered seeing something about Gyro God's, so I…read morestopped in for lunch. The place has a nice clean dining area. I went to the counter to order, I noticed signage with l unch specials. I decided on the gyro, with fries and drink combo which was a little over $14. I went with the pork gyro (you have a choice of pork, beef/lamb, or chicken), I paid extra to make the fries, feta fries. The fries are coated fries, topped with feta, Tzatziki, a drizzle of olive oil and oregano, they were pretty tasty. The gyro was so fresh and juicy, loaded with pork, fries, tomatoes, onions and Tzatziki, the best gyro that I've had in a long time. I liked that you could see the fyro spits and the cook carving it fresh for your sandwich, in plain sight. There were lots of other things on the menu that I want to try in the future. They serve Burek (spinach, cheese or meat). I also saw there was make a make your own bowl, start with salad or rice, etc...then build it how you would like. Sounds interesting. The staff that I dealt with were very nice and helpful. I'll be back!

I got a shish tawook wrap and it was much smaller than competitors. The taste was okay but the…read morevalue wasn't there.

I recently called in a catering order from this Al Ameer location for my daughter's birthday party…read more Apologies for not having pictures of the food, but the staff handled my order perfectly and the portions were quite fair. We ordered a variety of kabobs, fried kibbe, fattoush, hummus, chicken tenders, potato balls and more. Everything was delicious, nothing tasted overcooked or dry, and my family was very satisfied. Al Ameer had a location in Canton many years ago that failed miserably due to poor service and underwhelming food. I'm hoping this new version learns from the past mistakes and stays around a little longer

I found out about this restaurant from my Instagram- chow down Detroit. On the entrance of the…read morerestaurant the customer service was wonderful. The lady who was at the counter helped me as I was a first-time customer and the staff were friendly and welcoming. There were a handful of carry out meals in works and a few regulars. This restaurant is located in a plaza that could be missed. Inside it is clean and there are a few tables available for eating in. One could see the open grill flame where the meats are cooked or the large ovens where the fresh pita bread is made to order. You can watch the food being assembled. I ordered a lamb Bowl and a chicken shawarma pita. There is an assortment of vegetables for the bowl and pita building experience. All in which taste fresh and full of flavor. My mom had no complaints and said she would go back! I enjoyed my pita! There are an assortment of sauces to select from to I enjoyed their garlic, there was a spicy harissa, and another I forget the name-- they were all bursting with flavor! As I waited for my meal I was planning what I'd like to return and try. I would definitely say if you like mediterranean food, you don't wanna miss the spot.

This place is the best! The owners are very nice and helpful. You can see the fresh pitas coming…read moreout of the oven and it smells amazing. I love all the options and the ability to add as many toppings as you would like! The inside is bright and clean with tables for seating. They also have delicious lentil soup, hummus, etc. And guernsey ice cream! Always a great place to stop for lunch.

My husband and I placed a delivery order from here without checking reviews and we were really…read moreimpressed. Prices on DoorDash are a bit inflated but the menu prices for what we ordered were a large fattoush salad ($14.20) and the lunch special lamb shawarma wrap (11.99) which came with an ample helping of fries and a drink. Without a doubt the lunch special is the way to go. The shawarma was huge (we split it) and were stuffed. The salad was delicious as well; we both agreed we loved the dressing which was peppery and lemony. Everything tasted extremely fresh. It's a large menu so I'm excited to try more from it. Obviously there's no shortage of middle eastern places in southeast Michigan but this place stood out as being one of my favorites. Would definitely recommend.

Authentic. Homemade. Delicious. Attentive service…read more Clean, clean, clean. If I lived in the area, we'd eat here several times a week.

I wanted to bring some out-of-town guests to an authentic Mediterranean restaurant, and this place…read moreis right next to my wife's work, so we met her there for lunch. Absolutely no regrets! The tuum ("garlic fluff") was super garlicky and they brought out some delicious pillowy bread to go with it. This bread was awesome with the garlic, but elevated even more when combined with our soups... more on that later. I ordered a lunch special, which looked a bit pricey at roughly $17, but it was worth every penny. As to the sides, it was a generous portion of really tender rice/almonds and some of the best lentil soup I've ever had (and when I asked for extra lemon, the excellent server brought me a legit bowl of lemon wedges - made be very happy!). My young son didn't like his "lamb chili" so I inherited it by default - and it was fantastic. Not bland but not overly spicy, with some beans and big on the flavors. The main attraction was the chicken shawarma, though. A large pile of rotisserie chicken - this was the real deal shaved-off-a-rotisserie, not prepackaged nonsense. Some chunks were thick, some were thin and crispy, and the entire thing was amazing. There are 20 more things on this menu I'd like to try - I started with the chicken shawarma because it tends to be a "bellweather" of sorts for whether a place delivers with quality - so I'm going to be begging my wife to meet me there for lunch a few more times this summer. Perhaps we'll see you there!

tldr; Inconsistent food quality mixed with indifferent service makes this a hard pass…read more We've gotten take out on two different occassions, and each time was a wildly different experience. The first time we went, the food was pretty darn good, especially for anything outside of Dearborn, but they also messed up our order. They said they were out of rice pudding so they gave us some pretty sad pieces of baklava in exchange. (Honestly, it didn't look like a fair trade.) It also took longer than promised, but we attributed these hiccups to new business growing pains. Our second visit was substantially worse. Once again, the order wasn't ready on time, and when it finally was, it sat there getting cold even after we checked in. What stood out most, though, was the lack of urgency--there were plenty of staff around, but no one seemed particularly interested in helping customers. And the food? All the flavor from the first visit had disappeared and was replaced with the blandest grape leaves and falafel. The "Combo for Two" had the saddest amount of protein disguised with a tray full of rice that did not equate to how much we paid. At this point, it feels less like new business growing pains and more like a pattern.