Think Grill

I was originally turned off by this place it definitely didn’t give it a chance. Once I did I loved the food. I had a falafel and it was great. Very clean people who work there are very friendly. It is cafeteria style service. You go up and order your food and then they bring it to you. I would go back again and recommend it to friends.

Still love this place but they recently raised their prices — their website is down and they don’t have new menus, so you only find out about the raised prices when you show up.

Awesome food! I would call this place high-​quality fast food. The gyros are amazing as well as the ribs. I love the fact that I have never eaten a soggy fry from this restaurant. I like the fact that you can see them prepare your food in front of you, they are very hygienic and the service is always with a smile. they also have excellent the search I love the Nuetela and banana crape and the baklava. The prices are very reasonable for the quality and the portions you get. They also offer a large selection of food so there’s always something new to try. Definitely one of my favorite restaurants around the area.

First time here and was happy with the combo lamb/​beef/​chicken platter. The lamb/​beef was better than the chicken. That was the only reason for the 4 stars. The portion was HUGE and the lemon potatos were delicious. I will definitely return to try the ribs they looked great… peace…out…

Think Grill is my go to quick eats spot. They do a Greek twist on take out. The Greek salad with salmon kebab is just right. It is not a menu item but was recommended by the staff person taking my order. Huge chunks of salmon and grilled onion and pepper. I can never say no to the lemon potatoes side dish. I have never had their famous gyro but the pics look delish.

Every week this place is out of something. This week it’s lamb, last week it was mac and cheese. This would be a strong 4 stars if they remained consistently and properly stocked.

Terrible gyro! The meat is so gross and fatty here. So disgusting! Take a cue from the Greek/​Lebanese owned spots in New Brunswick and learn to make a proper gyro.
They also seem proud of their food. It’s like they don’t know how bad it is, BUT they don’t WANT to know.
Just take a drive to NB and get a proper gyro at Pizza City or RU Grill.

I get the BBQ chicken every time. Friendly staff, very casual fast food look and feel but the food is excellent.

This place is awesome. I’m a vegetarian and haven’t had falafel anywhere that’s better than Think Grill. Those crispy little fried balls are packed with flavor.
The gyro is served with French fries… inside the gyro. Maybe I’m a purest, but I prefer fries on the side. I recently tried their Greek salad with falafel and really enjoyed it, too.
My meat eating friends and family all agree they’ve got the tastiest Greek gyros around.
Prices are reasonable and they have a loyalty program. They use your phone number to track your visits and let you know when you earn a reward.
The inside is always clean and has a nice graphic vibe going on. Black, white, pops of red and silver.
Everyone has always been super friendly and willing to explain anything on the menu. Definitely check this place out!

Nice Greek food. The homestyle Beef+Lamb doner is very good. A vareity of sides makes for a good combination. They sometimes make a awesome Lamb stew with Orzo. Great place to take your family for a change.

This has become a staple for me. The gyros and chicken shawarma are very tasty and the combo comes with a side that could easily be it’s own meal.
I’ve never been disappointed with a meal here, always hot and tasty! Also plenty of healthier options like delicious Greek salad and a dining room that’s clean and pleasantly adorned.

My wife and I have ordered delivery here a bunch since we moved to the area a little over a year ago and the food has always been solid.
Today, I was in the area and popped in for a quick lunch to go. You can smell the cooked meat and tzatziki from the parking lot. I usually get the same gyro along with a few other dishes if we’re ordering at home. Being solo, I just got the chicken souvlaki gyro. WOW. Hot off the grill with warm pita and tzatziki oozing everywhere, it was soo much better in person. I immediately wanted another one, but I was short on time and my conscience thought otherwise.
The food here, although I’ve had better moussaka and the like, is pretty solid. If you have a sudden craving for gyro and some bakalava then this is the place to go. That’s what keeps me coming back!

Food: 3.5 — Won’t complain. Not the best greek meats i’ve had but its better than store bought :/
Service: 4 — Pretty good service for a fast food joint. The servers bring the food out for you and they insist they clean up after you.
The only problem I have with this place is that the menu is always changing. But your like, oh wait, whys that a bad thing? Its because they dont update the menu or pricing when changes are made. On my second visit to Think Grill, they told me that they got rid of all lamb items!

My favorite place for takeout. I love the gyros and the ribs, they have so many great things on the menu. Love the souvlaki on the stick as well.
The service is great as well. Food is always ready in about 10 to 15 minutes and I never have to wait at the counter when I pick it up.

The Rundown: Mediterranean style food. I wouldn’t quite categorize this as fast food, but it’s quick and convenient.
Good: Their gyros! Service is always friendly as well, and helpful. They also introduced a frequent diner program where you get rewards for every $ 100 you spend.
Bad: Nothing really.
Verdict: I’m a regular, and it’s a great place if you need something quick and tasty in the form of a gyro.
Recommends: Thinkgrill gyro! Great gyro, and there are fries thrown into it, reminiscent of the Rutgers Fat sandwiches.

Like many have said the name sucks! I too thought this was some sort of Muscle Maker knock-​off until I read the Unilocal reviews. It’s good Greek style food in a area that lacks this type of restaurant. I recently had the chicken skewers with a vegetable skewer which were very tasty. The chicken was flavorful and juicy (not dry)…what more can you ask for? I have also ordered gyros from them in the past. They were good but I don’t get why they put the fries inside the gyro… I think next time I order one I will ask them to keep the fries on the side.

It was just fine. I would go again if I needed to get take out. I’m actually curious to see if the gyros are good since I just got the Greek burger which was fine, but nothing to really write home about. The one thing is it was cooked on the grill to order which was nice. I felt like the meat might have been a bit too lean or something for my tastes, as well.
Fries were decent, tzaziki sauce was pretty good. I would definitely like to get a chance to try the gyros next time though.

Think Grill is one of two locations, specializing in speedy Greek and barbecue. The clean and peppy black and red tiles and plastic chairs invite people to sit and mingle for a while. This location seats about 30. The cashier/​busgirl was happy to combine a few tables for our group, which is nice considering that I didn’t think they did any table service.
I ordered the thinkgrill (homemade) gyro. The rest of my party ordered the traditional gyro, a homemade, and a lamb gyro. The two of us who got the homemade version were served within 10 minutes, which is fine for a semi fast food joint. But 20 minutes later, the rest of our party had not yet been served. They were out of lamb and took 20 minutes to figure it out. Considering we ordered in a group, I can hardly expect things to go smoothly. But not knowing what the restaurant had in stock and not alerting people that their wait would be longer than usual is just a bit rude. After we asked them what was up with the wait, they came by literally every five minutes after we were served to make sure we were happy. So they went from radio silent to hovering, which doesn’t make it better.
The food was okay. I ate mine a bit cold though since I was waiting for the rest of my party to be served. I don’t think its 5 star awesome food though. I also dislike the parking lot and the access from Rt 27 if you’re coming from across the way. But hey, that just means I’ll be less tempted to give this place a second chance.

WHAT? An actual Gyro place??? I always pass this place thinking it’s a healthfood/​musclemaker grill… until I read a review saying they had gyros. I just had to try it. Walked in… saw the gyro on a spit… and fell in love instantaneously since a lot of places offer gyro from frozen patties (which is not authentic). They also have shawarma which I’m a big fan of. Gyro was very flavorful, and I also tried their beef/​lamb shawarma… amazing!
Just a FYI… they put some french fries with the gyro. I’ve never had that before, but figured I should try it. It went really well with the gyro. If you don’t want the fries in there, tell them before hand.
Umm… lets see here… what else… they have a pretty nice selection of side dishes… roasted chicken… burgers… ribs… salads… basically, whatever your tastebuds crave, they have.
Give it a shot, you won’t regret it. I’m definitely going back.

Worst name ever — everyone I know thought it was health food like Muscle Maker Grill. Instead it’s a mix of Greek and barbecue.
House Gyros — homemade combo of lamb and beef, similar to al pastor or shawarma — good, ask for extra tzatziki.
Classic gyros — the uniform cylinder you’re used to from the diner.
Pork ribs — surprisingly amazing. Very tender, meaty bones, very lightly sauced.
Sides — they have a few, but the ones we tried were not terribly impressive — mac and cheese [super cheesy, very heavy, but very 1 dimensional flavor wise], roasted potatoes [lemony, but good], mashed potatoes [very smooth in a bad way, bland].
Service is friendly and bistro style — order at the counter and then pickup your food when your buzzer goes.
They do get busy at night (it seems like they get a ton of take out orders), so plan accordingly.