We like their gyros - tender, tasty meat with lettuce, tomatoes and a creamy sauce, wrapped in soft pita bread. So large and filling ... it's hard to save room for the baklava that you should try at least once! Their spanakopitas are also quite good. A bit expensive, so we only stop in about once a year, but it's one of the few Greek places around and, sometimes, you just have to have a gyro!

This is one of my favorite places in my neighborhood. I have tried almost everything in the menu, so I have many favorites. You can create your own bowl or a wrap, or you can order one their their yummy gyros. Be sure to ask for tzatziki sauce, theirs is delicious!

No way was I prepared for what I got at Falafel Palace. Parking was a little limited, but not bad. You order from an overhead menu from pitas, falafel (of course!), gyro's and salads. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. You'll be among students and blue-collar workers. The prices are not bad. What is a real surprise was the size of the servings You get much more than you expect. I ordered a lamb gyro and it came with three different sauces to choose from. My wife had the chicken schwarma. We were both really pleased with the taste. They have a bar of pickles, cabbage, and chilies. The people at the counter are very nice. My only negative: no restroom.