I decided to try this tiny mom & pop shop and it was super worth! Ordered the falafel nanwich, mix gyro nanwich, fries, and a baklava and everything was tasty. The nanwich bread is made fresh in house and it's so fluffy and delicious. The baklava is one of the best ones I've had in years - so soft and flaky with a lot of pistachio filling. I would absolutely come back for the nanwiches and baklava!

This is a GO-TO for halal that beats any truck experience. Mostly because they pack the combo and pita sandwiches with additional veggies like red cabbage and chickpeas! The meat is juicy and fresh and the rice has a flavorful spice added to it that I can't name, but would know instantly if someone else said it. Food is quite plentiful for the price and the service is as fast as can be for a place that can get flooded with orders. We are frequent orders and have rarely had a bad go with them.

Yummy, yummy! A great place to grab your favorite halal foods. I ordered the small chicken platter for delivery. The quantity and quality of food provided in this platter was more than enough and the flavors are bursting. They provided plenty of chopped chicken blanketed by a mixture of white and hot sauce. There was also a small side salad mixed with olives, cucumber, and jalapeños. They also did a great job of packing the dish for delivery. For the larger platter they ensured to wrap the platter with another layer of plastic wrap so the juices from the sauces won't leak out onto the rest of the bag. The food was also double bagged, which I appreciated since you never know how the food may be handled during delivery. I will definitely be ordering from them again!

Whenever I get free DoorDash credits, I try to order from somewhere that will give me the biggest bang for my buck. Call me frugal but with my $25, I was able to order 5 different things from here! And that, my friends, is what I call a win. Gyro Cafe is a really solid spot for your classic, affordable halal cart-style chicken over rice platter ($9.75). Generous portion, filling and overall very yummy. My bf had the lamb gyro platter ($9.75) which was just okay - the texture reminded us of mystery meat. We would've preferred it in smaller portions, perhaps in a mixed plate with other proteins. We also tried a couple of kebabs - the kofta ($1.50) and chapli ($3) - which were also okay but I'd personally skip next time. I'd just stick to the basics: chicken gyro platter or mixed platter and perhaps their namesake, a gyro (pita sandwich)! And if anyone was wondering, I got an Arizona iced tea with my last dollar. It was a well-balanced New York meal.