Gyros House

Great food! Love it. Fresh, tasty, well prepared, and friendly service. Delicious.

By far the best Greek food in Federal Way for a great price and great customer service!

Stopped in yet again at the Gyro House and was blown away by the customer service they provide. My Wife, Son and I come here often for the fantastic food and fun and customer oriented environment they provide. Unfortunately my youngest boy dropped his plate by accident stepping away from the counter. I immediately helped him clean it up, then went to buy him another plate. As I approached the counter they were already fixing him another Gyro and serving of fries. Completely unexpected and they gave it to us on the house as well. Excellent food, excellent people, great environment and a place that we have made a frequent stop!!!

Highly recommended, been eating here for 15 years. Great food, fast, great service…
Owner is a really nice guy.

Awesome food and super fast. The people who work there were super friendly and clearly love what they do. Highly recommended!

Best Greek food I have had since moving to Washington. I got the #3 and glad I did. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful. Reasonable pricing. The only two minor things, which is more of my preference; less feta and the banana pepper was really salty.

Love the #1, Gyro with a salad. Always good, fresh and very tasty.

This is by far the best gyro place i have ever been to. I’ve tried about 5 other places, and none come close. The tzatziki has so much flavor. The romaine is crisp and delicious. The meat is fresh. But mostly, the Greek dressing. I am just speechless at how good this dressing is. I could drink it. I would have taken a picture of it but it disappeared before I had the chance. Also, the employees are extremely friendly. They will remember you and your order.

Great gyros! They include plenty of lamb and tzatziki sauce (and feta). You can get a combo that includes fries and a drink. I am not sure if that is only for lunch time. This is the best gyro you can get in the Federal Way area.

Food was good. I had chicken (salad?), but customer service was kind of iffy. All I asked was whether my salad had meat in it or not. Tip: make sure you ask for no feta cheese (based on a review they charge extra for feta).

Delicious fresh ingredients, friendly fast service, fantastic prices. Favorite Greek place!

So… five star restaurant in the food court at the Commons. The food is incredible. Very authentic. Served on paper plates! They also have glass bottled cokes. Everytime we come here, it’s like Thanksgiving. We end up ordering extra plates. Freshly cut veggies, meat on the roaster right in front. I don’t know how they do it, since their kitchen is so tiny, but everything is made in house. After leaving Federal Way, we’ll probably drive down from Redmond to get our Greek food. Definitely try their Gyros platter.

Aside from the terrible fries and mediocre lamb gyro, my friends and I were given the worst service.
After my friend noticed the price on the register was a little high, she just asked if tax is really that much. He then said «feta cheese is extra» but he never asked us if we wanted any nor did we request any, which she told him. He responded saying «Why are you the only one being like this?» in reference to my friend and I who didn’t notice the price or say anything. He then proceeded to make our food, adding feta to all of them and when my friend came to ask for a receipt, he rudely said «What receipt? You never paid!» which confused my friend because he handed him her card but he never charged her. The whole situation was confusing and could have been a whole lot simpler if he just didn’t charge her for feta, but instead made my friend very uncomfortable. :(

I was in the Federal Way area and looking for a quick bite to eat so of course I hopped on Unilocal and had seen this gyro joint in the mall food court (I usually steer clear of mall food) with high ratings and it sounded good at the time so… why not.
When you think of food court food, you think basic. And that’s what it was like here. It wasn’t bad at all! But it also was not anything special. The meat seemed flat. almost fake? And there was too much sauce which was overpowering.
The service was rather awkward. The guy that helped us at the front didn’t greet us at all, in fact he only said a couple words regarding our order. But later a different guy with much enthusiasm came out and greeted many people so I guess it’s hit and miss service. On the plus side it was 8 dollars for a gyro, fresh fries and a drink!
I didn’t regret eating here but I don’t think I’ll be coming back here for a gyro.

Recently I discovered the Falafel so I started coming here. The first three times was ok. Not particularly friendly nor rude. The pita didn’t have as many falafel balls as elsewhere, it was a bit expensive but whatever.
Well yesterday I drive there to get a falafel sandwich, this one guy says they don’t have any and it’ll be an hour. So ok I wait an hour, then its another guy manning the booth, Mr. Bluetooth. So I tell him I want a falafel and he looks at me like I asked for caviar or something. I believe he said something like «we don’t sell falafel». I suppose he meant they were all out or something unless I’m imagining «FALAFEL» in their menu or the first three times I got a falafel. So I’m kinda speechless at this point and he just stares at me with this intense apathy. How about simple «I’m really sorry, we’re all out of ingridients, please come tomorrow and you can have your falafel». NO! This guy… Bald, always wearing a bluetooth. I don’t want to lie or embellish, he’s not rude but this complete New York City type attitude. Like he doesn’t have time to be simply nice to his customers. He’s completley apathetic. I swear I don’t ask for much. You don’t have to be overly cheery but how about just act professional. Act like you’re happy for my business and money. This guy gives off vibes like he doesn’t care. I want a falafel BLANK STARE «We don’t sell falafel». Or even how about «We don’t have falafels today, would you like a gyro instead?». That would’ve been great, I might even had tried a gyro. But no.
My parents were in food service and I was around that as a kid. My parents didn’t speak great english but they at least TRIED to be nice to their customers because their livelyhood depended on it. It truely disgusts me all the people in this city who completley take their customers for granted. You don’t have to be overly peppy, you don’t have to treat me like a king I just want a minimum of respect. Gyro House and Mr. Bluetooth don’t have that. Maybe that’s not important to you but that’s very important to me.
Oh and as for the food? The falafel was below average but the salad was a nice bonus but around $ 8 for a small falafel and a salad? You do the math.

Best gyros I have had in the entire Seattle area.
So fresh and delicious!
Come here if it’s your birthday because you’ll get free baklava. At least my 11 year old daughter did after she picked this as her birthday lunch.

I love coming to the Gyro House for food when I get hungry at the mall. Not only is the food really good and fresh, but it is pretty darn healthy. Service is great, you really can’t go wrong here.

Dh and I have been coming to gyro house since the 90’s. The price has not changed much either since then. We almost always order the special: fries, gyro, and drink.
I enjoy eating the lamb gyros with extra feta and tazitki sauce. I usually can’t stand soggy fries, but this place makes them good. Adding ketchup to them is a must.
Usually there are monthly coupons in the federal way val paks or mailed circulars. Be on the lookout and use them!

Their chicken gyros are on point. 100% absolutely delicious. One of the best. The lamb, not so much.
I prefer the rice over the fries as a side. The fries are too soft and greasy. I wouldn’t call it soggy. But I definitely prefer crispy and soft on the inside.
Not much to say about the service. The guy that is usually there is pretty friendly.

I come here often and the guys know me now. I get my usual Gyro with a greek salad or once in a while I get the fries with the Feta on top. Yes the fries might not be crisp which I read in a previous post, but true french fries made from fresh cut potato no added preservatives usually aren’t very crispy.
I thought I’d already done a review after all this time. Shame on me :). I travel a lot and go to many places in the country so when I have the opportunity to try Gyros I do. Gyro House is still ranks best on the west coast far as my opinion goes.
Some reviewers and foodies should realize that some places charge for feta and some don’t so always ask no matter where you go so you’re not shocked when it’s said to be $ 1 extra. Not all feta are equal. Good feta costs more and I assure you Gyro House has good fresh feta.
Price is reasonable for what you get at a mall and the size is pretty good. Since I’ve been going here, there has been a small reduction as to how much they put into the gyro, but I’m still okay with it.
They use the meat from the rotisserie spit so it’s almost always fresh. You can ask them to crisp the meat up a little for you either two ways… on the grill or from the spit. I choose the rotating spit. It’s worth the wait.
The meat used here is the lamb/​beef mix. There are few places that use all 100% lamb but I know of a place in Tacoma that does. I went there once but it just didn’t have the flavor I was hoping for so I came back here… my Gyro home.
Thanks guys!