Greek soft tacos....

I’m addicted to these things.....

Isn't that just a gyro?

I'm not a huge fan of Arby's, but their traditional gyro is pretty decent for us not having Greek food around these parts.

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Corn or flour? Recipe please.

what kind of meat is that?

Yup...it’s a gyro....from a little Greek restaurant here in Bossier City....

Don’t have a clue ....lamb I think

Love lamb.

Good stuff.

The white stuff is plain yogurt I believe, we used to do gyros once a week when I lived in Houston. MAN!! I miss those.

Looks worth the drive.

Traditionally it's lamb. Think really big lamb loaf. Now a days I think it's a beef/lamb mix.

It's Tzatziki sauce, yogurt and a bunch of spices. So good! Will make you slap your mama.

My wife dragged me to a local Greek place in Lubbock where I tried to order a burger. The guy talked me into a giro, said if I didn't like it he'd refund my money and make me a burger. I ended up ordering another after I knocked off the first one. They use a combination of lamb and beef.

Tzatziki Recipe

Never had one but I'll Try Anything once or twice

If i'm ever out that way, i'll give it a shot. I love gyros. There used to be a little greek place in Georgetown that made a good one.

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That food is Greek to me...

Some good eating!

Bet you won’t!

the one at Neighborhood grill in arlington is fantastic (as is all their food).

Right. I'll have to eat the rare roast beef that on posted On The Road Forum.

That's one of the biggest things I loved about Germany. Little Greek imbiss right outside the gate, and countless other places like it. But when you bought Greek food, you were buying it from a real Greek. Italian food came from a real Italian. Chinese food came from real Chinese. Can't beat it.

Absolutely Sir! One of the things that I loved about Germany....and the beer...

Looks great brother, I love all tacos. Chicken/ sausage/pork tonight.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Looks great Skin! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^




Do not think I have ever had one, I bet that taste a whole lot better than it looks.

Looks awesome!

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Lamb? Might have to pass on this.

Do yourself a favor and try one from a good place....not some drivethru chain but a real greek place.....

Yep, my wife and I talked about that the other night while we were having lamb t-bones. We decided that people dislike lamb either because the quality was taco bell level. Then the other reason why some people don't like it is that it was always covered with that gross mint sauce.

I think i may need to get gyros today....

Yall need to go check out the German food restaurant in Walburg. I haven't been in a while, but it's excellent. In the evenings they open up the biergarten out back for a good time.

I've found the Greeks make great hamburgers too.

There is an annual Greek festival where I’m from that my parents would take us to every year. Incredible food. Gyros are excellent.

Miss boneless leg of lamb. You can't cook it for just one. Same with prime rib roast. I made that point on another forum after returning from HEB Monday.

Yummies Greek restaurant in Denton has a great gyro.

I do not like lamb at all, although i'll eat Gyro's all day long. So my taste buds make little sense. My wife loves lamb and gets it at every Greek place we go. I always try it to see if is good and nope I just don't like the taste of it. Even gave it another chance when we went to Athens Greece, thinking it was just the way "Americans" cooked it.... Nope still not my thing lol.

Same here, but gyro is usually lamb and beef mixed.

I tried cooking some lamp chops from the grocery store and the stunk to high heaven.

supposedly one of the best gyro shops in dfw is on east glen or main, in mesquite. just past old mesquite high. stopped once and inquired and the dude fixed me some kinda of meat plate and it was quite tasty. never went back though. kinda outta my way and not a lot of indoor dining space

I've found that lamb chops are better pan broiled.

So I had a gyro for lunch from a place I have had before. They changed a couple things and I found myself leaving unsatisfied.

Should have had two.

When I was in India I would have what they called "shawarma"


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Love me some traditional gyros. There is a little Greek mom and pop place here in Corpus that is fantastic. The whole family works the restaurant, from grandpa to the grandkids. The grandpa’s English isn’t so great, but that guy can cook!