
Traditional Lamb Gyro
9.99 / 12.99Seasoned lamb carved off the spit, folded into pita with tomato, onion and tzatziki.
Gyros carved to order, souvlaki off the grill, and Greek sweets that change with the week.

Two people, one kitchen, and a menu that never went corporate. The tzatziki is mixed in the back. The onion rings are cut here. The desserts depend on what came out of the oven that morning.
Classic Greek plates sit next to the ones Teddy invented for Texas, which is how a gyro shop ends up serving a burger under spinach and feta and nobody thinks twice about it.

Nine plates that leave this kitchen more than any others.

Seasoned lamb carved off the spit, folded into pita with tomato, onion and tzatziki.

Crinkle fries under melted feta and herbs. The side most tables order twice.

Greens, cucumber, tomato and feta, ringed with toasted pita. Add gyro meat.

Cut and battered in the kitchen, not pulled from a bag.

An 8oz patty under wilted spinach and a heavy hand of feta.

Six stuffed grape leaves with tzatziki on the side.

Sliced, battered and fried. The sleeper order on the sides list.

Golden fried chicken breast over a garden salad with assorted cheeses.

An 8oz patty with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles, onion rings alongside.

Semolina custard between sheets of filo, soaked in syrup while it is still warm.
Baklava cheesecake is the one regulars ask about by name, and it is not always there. Neither is the karydopita, or the rizogalo, or whichever tray of tiropites went out at lunch.
Ask what came out of the oven today. Call ahead and a full tray can be set aside.


One of the plates that turns up as a daily special.
