Kings Gyro

I love their falafels which are fried to perfection. They are crunchy on the outside and moist on the inside. Ask for tzatziki sauce on the side for dipping. I got the grilled chicken platter that is served with tender rice and salad… the tabbouleh salad is very good or greek salad. I have been twice in the past month and will be going again and again.

Amazing food. I’m sort of becoming a regular.
The gyros are always delicious, and the owner is super friendly.
Whether you love gyros or you’ve never tried one, you need to give this place a shot.
Admittedly, I generally get my order to go 99% of the time. The décor is nothing to celebrate, but there is a TV in case that matters to you. Not necessarily a place I would take my wife for date night (though we have eaten here for lunch!), but the food is second to none.

Unassuming place with genuine hospitality. Ordered the gyro meal with seasoned fries, kufte plate with the best pilaf, and spanakopita. Everything was great! Real turning gyro spit, the Egyptian owner makes everything from scratch. Tabuli salad side was well flavored. Will definitely go back for the dolmas and baba ganoush.

Great food and friendly staff. I’ve got the lunch special each time and it was really good. Thanks

Great food and awesome service. Great pricing and portions. Very friendly and easy to try. Definitely a place that I will come back too.

Great service, friendly owner, awesome philly steak sandwiches, gyro’s and the best hummus! Falafel is good too. This place is a diamond in a rough. I am addicted to it.

The real deal when it comes to Gyros, Tabouli, and Grape Leaves. I had the chance to live overseas as a child, and this is great. A wonderful small neighborhood restaurant. Dollar for dollar, great value, and the place is worn but spotless.

Great traditional food. Always happy when a place like this has Baba Ganoosh. Great tabouli, too.

Best falafel sandwich I’ve had in franklin. It was amazing. I was expecting mediocre but was blown away. My husband was peeved about the plastic silverware, and always is when we’re at a restaurant without real silverware, but other than that it was SO GOOD! Haha

Outstanding. Great food. Fast service. Warm friendly staff. Tons of meat on the sandwich. Fresh sides.
Hard to find good fast Greek god, but this place knocks it out of the park.

I walked in there on my first day of moving in to Franklin. I’ve been back many times since July. I love their food, my family does too. It’s always fresh, tasty, plentiful and well-​priced. Apart from the gyros and the salads, I love their spanakopita. Their humus is excellent and so are their desserts!

The store is no longer owned by Sue and is now called KING GYROS. Current owner is not Greek but a Coptic Egyptian. Very friendly gentleman. If you have eaten at the Pyramids Café (also owned by Coptic Egyptians) in the Cool Springs Mall, this has the same flavor. Excellent. I prefer ranch over the tahini-​taziki sauce and they have great ranch. Gyro meat is fantastic and huge portions are overflowing the pita bread. Loved the rice (substituted from the fries) as well. Delicious with the Ranch. Will be back again.

Very much love the Gyro combo plate. Tasty meat, excellent sauce and an all around great value

Great Gyro’s friendly staff. We get Gyro’s from here 2 – 4 times a month.

Super friendly service! Great specials with great food. I will be back and back again! Not a great eat in but I’m okay with that since I’m usually on the go with take out.

DON’T SKIP THE BAKLAVA! It alone is worth the trip.
favorites: Veggie plate (greek salad, fallafel and pita and hummus).
suey’s also has the best hummus in town.
great LOCAL small business.

Quality with that «Mom & Pop» feel. While Sue’s is very small and certainly not modern in any way, that sort of adds to the charm of this independent small business. Sue herself, an adorable little old lady, takes your order and helps prepare the food. There may not be an extensive menu, but what they do offer is done right. With a name like Sue’s Gyros, you can expect that the star of the show is the traditional Gyros sandwich. These are full of flavor and your choice of toppings, ranging from the tasty and traditional cucumber yogurt dressing (tsatsiki) and feta cheese to the oddly non-​traditional ranch dressing and jalapeo peppers. While I am all about authentic, I love the balance of combining tsatsiki with jalapeos. The Gyros meet is moist and extremely flavorful. The pitas are soft and substantial. Overall, these are great gyros. The big seller is the lunch combo special. This includes a Gyros sandwich, fries (very nicely spiced), and a drink. It was odd the first time I saw a customer walk behind the counter to refill his beverage, but as it turns out, this is commonplace at Sue’s. Almost everyone there is a regular, because once you have talked to Sue and tasted her Gyros; you will come back for more. There are many other menu items that I have seen or tasted. The baklava didn’t really impress me much, but everything else was quite good. If I am ordering from Sue’s though, it’s almost always for those wonderful Gyros!
This is not health food, but it is good food offered up in a personalized way that is refreshing in a town overrun by mediocre chain restaurants.