First of all, the staff is both friendly and informative. I happen to be Middle Eastern so I was…read morefamiliar with most of the items on the menu. My friend was not, and the man at the counter explained everything. We ordered Taziki as an app and then ordered lamb gyros. Both were delicious. The bread was perfect. The dip was perfect and the gyro was one of the best I ever had. I ordered a side of french fries and they were seasoned and also delicious. I strongly recommend anybody who likes Middle Eastern food to go there. I grew up on it. In fact, growing up in Lawrence, I worked in the number one Middle Eastern restaurant in the state at that time, called Bishops. So I know my Middle Eastern food. Oh yeah, and the prices were very reasonable. They are right off South Willow Street on Loring. Give them a try.

J-EYE-ro? JEER-o? YIEE-ro? So many opinions on how to pronounce gyro. But I pronounce it…read more"delicious!" I've sampled the chicken, the beef and the lamb. All absolutely excellent. The portion size is variable. I've had it "generous" and I've had it "Whoa - that's a LOT of food". They're not covered with a standard tzatziki sauce - theirs is more feta forward. Super tasty. The fries vary as well. Sometimes a bit crunchier and sometimes, while still crunchy, more toward McD fries style. But it's just the outer surface that crunches. Inside it's smooth and creamy. Top drawer. You'll find that they tuck a few fries into the wrap. A nice touch. The only negative point is speed. I've always been there early - the first for lunch. But it still takes a fair bit of time to get the food. Arrive during the crowded time and you're definitely going to be waiting around. But ... worth it. They have a lot more on the menu and have an interesting alcohol free beer/soda that was new to me and a nice change from actual soda. Definitely worth a visit.

Really good food, generous portions and very affordable!…read more Try the combo over rice with red and white sauce!

One of my top picks in the Amherst area. The white and red sauces add a great kick and flavor to…read morethe juicy, tender meats. I always go for the combo over rice, which comes with generous portions. It is served by streetside so it may be bad if ordering during the colder months, since there isn't any place to wait. He primarily accepts cash, and while there might be a line, you can also call ahead. The prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes. Bench seating is available nearby, but it can get chilly in the winter while you wait. Despite this, it's definitely worth it.

June 25, 2026: Pick Up When I got home my husband found a piece of thin metal in our white pizza…read morewith chicken, broccoli and mushrooms. Please be careful this could have hurt my husband's throat if he swallowed it. Pizza was good.

This quiet eatery is tucked away on a side street. Easy to overlook, it made my husband and I…read moreexceedingly happy to be able to grab a non-pork Meatlovers pizza. The crust was just the right chewiness, the sauce and cheese delicious, and the toppings plenty and flavorful. We loved the pizza and fattoush salad. Don't be scared if it is empty. We sat and saw a continuous stream of door dashers and other food delivery folks. Give Aladdin a shot!

Had an amazing lunch at Garlice Lovers, will be back for a dinner. Started with grape leaves and…read moretzatziki. Fantastic. The pita bread was crisp and hot. My wife had the spicy chicken on ciabatta bread really good with just enough kick to make it fun. I had the classic gyro, one of the best I've ever had. The owner Nabil was so personable and fun. A new favorite spot for us.

I wanted to absolutely love this place since it's a favorite of a dear friend…read more The best part of our meal was the cold sampler: a variety of dips with warm pita, falafel and dolmas. I could have (should have?) made a meal of that, but I saw the Moroccan stew on the menu and was very excited to try it. Full disclosure...I used to make a mean Moroccan stew myself so I was expecting it to taste similar to the recipe that I followed....but I found their version to be rather bland, unfortunately. I would go back sometime and try something different...or maybe just get that sampler platter again.

I came here with my sister and her friend when they were visiting me in RI. They said it was a…read morepopular place to go as a tourist (?). Although I enjoyed the views of the river from the restaurant, the food was just alright. Service was a bit slow the day that I went and the food did not stand out to me. My poached eggs were overcooked (nearly hard boiled) which was disappointing for the price that they were charging. Cute place to dine if you're visiting Providence and want a nice view of the downtown area and the river though.

I've been to this place several times over the years. Sadly this last visit was not so hot. We…read morewaited at the door, on time for our reservation but weren't acknowledged by anyone for at least 10mins. Staff seemed unusually frazzled. Food took a really long time to come out (like 40mins) This has always been a favorite spot of mine and I really hope this was just a bad night

This is my go-to Greek spot! They have the friendliest staff and the food is top notch…read more I recently went after the Troy Farmers Market on a Saturday afternoon. Heads up that they are CASH ONLY. I ordered the Chicken Shishkabob Plate, which came with chicken skewers, lemon potatoes, Pita, and tzatziki. Everything on the plate was delicious, and the chicken was nice and juicy. It also came with a Greek salad, which is one of my all-time favorites. Most places make it the American way with lettuce, but after visiting Greece, I realized it doesn't have any lettuce. It's cucumbers, tomatoes, red onion, olive, and Feta. In the summer, it's especially good because it's light and refreshing. My boyfriend ordered the lamb Gyro, and it was cooked perfectly. Such a delicious meal! We also had a great conversation with one of the staff members, who was so welcoming and appreciative of our business. I highly recommend The Greek House!

Owner was very nice and busy with to-go orders so took a little while to get service but the food…read morecame quickly enough. We had a chicken pita wrap and lamb pita wrap. For some reason there were a couple of steak fries in them which added nothing but bulk. Meat was ok, not enough lettuce, tomato, and sauce. It was OK but there are better places for Mediterranean or middle eastern wraps around.

I went to this Shawarma place on February 10, 2026. I found the staff very kind, generous, and the…read morefood delicious. I ordered a mixed Shawarma plate that came with a generous amount of lentils, beef, chicken, baba ghanoush, hummus, and a pita. I also ordered a polar seltzer, which they had many flavors of. Total cost was $20 and the staff was so nice that they gave us some baklava 10 out of 10 the kindness and the generosity beats anything I've had in Boston recently at that price point.

Walked in for falafel on a winter night and the man behind the counter was quite welcoming. The…read morespace has lots of seating and is really clean too so that was great to see. I ordered a falafel salad to go and they were kind enough to explain to me the ingredients I wasn't familiar with. He also cut off a piece of the lamb shawarma for me to taste and a mini baklava to try as I headed out. Such a small yet significant gesture. My favorite part of the meal had to be the little red chili they had on the side. All ingredients were fresh too so double points for that. My only negative had to be that the falafel's flavor was pretty distant but I'd definitely go back to try a different meal (most likely the lamb shawarma )