Die besten Restaurants mit Gyrosrestaurant Essen in Hamburg

Here you can find delicious food in the usual large Greek portions. Alternatively, you can order many dishes as a “senior plate” for normal or smaller appetites. The service is always very friendly and the prices are good. So far I have always managed to get a seat, but a reservation would not hurt if in doubt. You can also order the food “to go” and pick it up or take it with you.

Amazing food, very delicious and good portions. There aren't many tables inside, but it still gives an authentic Greek vibe to the place. The staff is very friendly and authentic as well.

Super fast delivery. Warm and tasty and valuable😋 It's really worth it. Thank you very much

Ordered for pickup on a Friday evening. Of course there was a lot going on. The service was good... I didn't like the atmosphere for eating there. The gyro wasn't really that good... could have been a little crispier. But that was more due to the mass processing. Otherwise the food was good. You can go here completely starving...

Nobody needs it. A customer in front of me orders and gets the wrong food with the words... take that. The two guys behind the counter are completely overwhelmed. Not the cleanest store

The food was delicious and the portions were generous. The price/performance ratio was right.

I am generally very satisfied with the food. I have nothing wrong with that! BUT: We ordered today at 6 p.m. and the food was supposed to arrive at 6:50 p.m. (at the latest)! Since the food wasn't there at that time and we were told that it would probably take another 45 minutes for the food to be delivered, I called them. Instead of an apology, the lady on the phone told me in a teasing tone that it wasn't her fault that so many orders had come in. And at the same time she also ate something and smacked my ear. Service looks different to me. 👎🏼

Mega price-performance ratio! Everything was very tasty and the portions were very large ;) Employees are always super friendly.

My absolute favorite Greek after Teofanis Gekas.