Main Street Gyros

Reviews

• Alex M.

  star star star star star 26 May 2026

  Good food, good price, nice owner!  What more could you ask for?
  
  This is a small place around the corner from Flatstick and Elm Street coffee.  It's got a chill vibe.  There are a few spaces to eat in or outside, but it's a classic grab and go spot.  They've got solid vegetarian options of course.  I got the baba ganoush sandwich and fries.  Portions were good and it was tasty.

• Jacques I.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 17 May 2026

  Very unfortunate experience here at Main Street Gyros.  
  
  I came here for lunch with some friends, and I was excited to try Main Street Gyros because a former colleague had raved about this place.  Plus, I love Mediterranean food!  Located in Pioneer Square, it's a small building in the middle of the neighborhood.  Space inside is small for dining inside with just two tables and some bar seating at the window.
  
  I ordered the Arabic Beef Plate, which on the menu describes for all plates, comes with rice, hummus and pita.  Since I had mine to-go I opened up my lunch when I was back at my desk and saw that it was a CHICKEN WRAP WITH FRIES.  Not an Arabic Beef Plate.  When they called my order at the eatery, they even exclaimed "Arabic Beef" for when it was ready.  I was very disappointed to have spent money at Main Street Gyros, expecting a plate with rice, hummus and pita with ARABIC BEEF, to get something completely different.  Unfortunately, I can't say I would make my way to come back here again after this big of an error.

• Gabe R.

  star star star star star_border 16 May 2026

  Delightful gyros can be found here, the fries are amazing as well. I'm quite fond of gyros and these guys are definitely up to par.
  
  This would be a five star review, but they have to simplify their menu. It was actually confusing to find out how much my order was - a main street gyro plate said something like $9 but the order ended up being $12 (menu said it included fries, but the cashier said "would you like fries with that" and added a $3 surcharge when I said yes).
  
  Other than that, fries were fantastic on texture and flavor, the main street gyro plate was uniquely appetizing in appearance, ingredients and flavor. Not a thing I would change on that front.
  
  The food is well worth the price, even at $12, so they shouldn't feel ashamed about quoting that higher price.
  
  If they're in town, you better chow down.

• Vivian L.

  star star star star star_border 13 May 2026

  If it wasn't for RITUAL Eat For $1 promotion, I never would've known this place. Now I know, and will most likely be back when a random lamb gyro salad & rice hankering come strolling by...
  
  Pros
  
  - Fast service. Ready in 5 minutes once ordered.
  - Friendly service. The owner (I think) seem nice and respectful :)
  - Delicious well seasoned foods, full bodied flavors, meaty, rich, heavy, greasy- terrible for health, but DELICIOUS
  - Big portions, esp the salads
  - Saves on wasteful utensils. Doesn't pack them unless request. This is a plus! I don't have to unpack at the register (like I usually would) to give back utensils I don't need. I already have my own!
  
  Cons
  
  - The plastics, oh Lordy, the plastics! Take out order full of plastic bags, plastic containers, plastics lids, and aluminum foil. I politely gave them back the plastic bags I did not need. Normally I bring my own container but not this time due to timing :(

• Catherine M.

  star star star star star 7 May 2026

  So fantastic! Here's why-
  The food, first of all, is delicious and made fresh to order, always quality with the right spices & garnishes and in heaping portions. There are other gyro shops in the downtown area, but none compare in value to me.
  Service is fast, service is personable and nice always.
  I love that they have a selection of sauces in the dining area - chili sauce and garlic sauce on hand that you don't have to ask for, and complimentary soup while you wait.
  Don't miss the free soup- it's my favorite thing about eating here :) a big pot with a rich, salty lentil soup to be enjoyed from styrofoam cups.
  
  This gem is in the hustle and bustle of a crazy area of pioneer square, it's the cute hut/house, tiny inside, on the corner of Main Street.