Gyroz

I love this place! The food is amazing! (It always hits the spot, especially after a concert at the Fillmore) Chris, the owner, is always friendly, and he’s always there to make sure your enjoying yourself. The staff is always cool too, super cool. It one of the better places to eat on Colfax! They have fries and tzatziki! Go people!

I think this place is fabulous! I’ve eaten here probably over ten times and so has my boyfriend, we love it! I love greek food and have high standards and I think this place is extremely affordable and delicious. An awesome addition to the cap hill area!

I’ve been to Gryoz a few times. They are great for late night meals. I’ve enjoyed both the steak and the chicken wraps. The fries are nice and crisp. The wait staff are super cool and friendly which is a huge plus. I’ve tried out a bite of a friend’s gyro and it was also tasty. I’ll probably try that next time I visit. The meats are definitely prepared differently here, though, and that isn’t a bad or good thing. Just different. For instance, I personally prefer my chicken wraps to have the meat sliced super thin as well as the steak. I was expecting the steak to perhaps be shawerma, but it isn’t that, it’s actually grilled steak. Overall great value and I’ll definitely be returning.

This place is surprisingly good! The Greek salad with gyro meat is delicious and very fresh. The gyro meat is always moist and crispy on the outside. The fries and gyro sandwich are great too. Friendly service!

Just had a great dinner. the person at the counter was so nice. The food was so amazing I love the house season on the fry’s. Best gyro in Denver

By far this is the best gyros in CO. I’ve been to both locations and they both wonderful. This restaurant has everything I look for including great staff, fast service, clean place including extremely clean bathrooms (which says a lot about a place) and most of all great tasting food. I can honestly saying everything on the menu it delicious with unique flavors! Would highly recommend to anyone.

Had another delicious beef gyroz sandwich! The pita bread was moist, hot and fresh. Been 3x now at this location and food is consistently 5 star. Very clean inside as well and service is good too. Definitely going back for more!

I am feeling sick right now as I type this.
First off I should have known something was wrong with the food. Usually gyro sandwich are pretty Greasy but this one looked like it was swimming in it.
As far as taste goes it was pretty sub par. I really can’t go into much detail other than that, just thinking about it makes me more sick.
If you want a greasy mess that will make you sick, eat at mcdonalds. At least you will pay less there.

Got a gyro here from the drive thru. Very good flavor. Delicious meat, and tasty french fries. My only complaint is the tzatziki– it’s pretty bland, and way too thick. It’s more like sour cream. But other than that, this is a nice option for a quick lunch.

Some of the best gyros and absolutely the best Greek salad I’ve ever had and go figure — it comes from a drive thru! Seriously this place is great and I’m always impressed with the fast and friendly service. I get food from Gyroz at least once a week!

New place in Cap. Hill. The quality of the food is pretty darn good for being a fast food type place. I really enjoy the chicken and fries. I also like that I can order an extra pita on the side. Also like that they are open a little later than you would expect!

A pretty good Greek food place. The chicken gyro was tasty and to my surprise had fries in it. To my great disappointment they did not have grape leaves and they forgot my order of baklava.

Be warned, this is a disgusting review. 100% truth. It took me two weeks to get over this place in order to write the review… I’ve eaten here twice. The first time it was ok and a mediocre gyro at best. It was decent enough to go for fast food nearby again sometime.
After the second time I went there, I lost 48 hours of my life through the most painful bout of food poisoning I’ve ever had. This is not an exaggeration or a joke and no it’s not possible that the food poisoning came from some other food source. I had eaten nothing else apart from my own fresh food at home the same day and day before.
I went at about 10pm on a Sunday night and it tasted about the same mediocre level of taste that I had the first time I went there. However, within an hour I felt my stomach gurgling. I figured, well it is greasy and maybe it’s just a bit unsettling, afterall I don’t mind greasy food from time to time. Nope, not the grease. 2 hours later my stomach started hurting. 3 hours in I decided just to go to bed and sleep it off. After about 1.5 hours of sleep I woke up with the sudden urge to puke. Yeah I puked it all up and then the real fun began. I kept trying to go back to sleep to stop the pain and suffering but I couldn’t, it hurt so bad that I couldn’t sleep… for the next 10 hours at least. During that time I was violently puking up nothing. I couldn’t even keep water down. I went through a few cycles of cold sweats and tried to make myself feel better by taking frequent showers. Fast-​forward to the next morning after only a few hours of sleep, the violent puking stopped and turned into diarrhea that was like I was peeing out of my butt for the next half of a day. Yes, I had to take a sick day at work because hey, who wants to go to work when you look like you just finished a 2 day bender and you’re peeing out of your pooper?
Finally I could keep water down about 24hrs later along with a few crackers. My pain and suffering didn’t subside until late afternoon the next day. At it’s peak this was beyond the most painful flu or other sickness I’ve ever had. A few years ago I went to Ecuador for 2 months and came back with a severe stomach bacteria which had to be killed taking incredibly strong antibiotics. Not once did the discomfort from that Ecuadorian bacteria even come close to the pain and suffering that I endured from a 15 minute trip to Gyroz.
I would not ever post this type of scathing review for anyone unless it were 100% true, which it is. Check my other reviews… None are even close to this harsh, not even the one I wrote for the terrible U-​Haul experience… Eat there at your own risk. If you need something quick to eat, I recommend one of the many other places nearby. Anything would be better than what I experienced, even if it tastes like dirty snot rags.

When gyro and fast food mix you get Gyroz!
Nothing complicated here. A straightforward menu with a few versions of gyro’s, falafel and fries. The chicken is moist and flavorful and comes in a heaping portion that will for sure fill up even the biggest stomach. The tzatziki is bland and needs some help with an addition of garlic and spices.
The drive thru is convenient and the food is much better than the fast food burger found at so many other fast food establishments. Count me in for a chicken gyro from time to time (hold the bread for those dieters out there).

Great place for gyro at a reasonable price. The food (most importantly the fries) are always hot. Staff is typically very friendly (just remember to order extra suace before you pay otherwise you might get a little ‘tude). And inside is very clean — tv in dining area but can sit far enough away to avoid it too.
Price, staff and cleanliness make it my choice over Pete’s (who’s gyros are double the cost here!).

I’ve been driving by this spot and checking it since before they opened, but had never been in the area at the right time. Today I was in the neighborhood at lunchtime. Their menu is somewhat limited, but it IS called Gyroz, so one shouldn’t expect much else. They offer 4 sandwiches — gyros (of course), souvlaki, falafel & beef. They also have salads, some sides & desserts on the menu.
This little place took me by surprise! I wasn’t expecting much from a fast food Greek restaurant. I ordered the gyros meal which comes with fries and a drink. The meal came out hot, fresh and tasty! Not the substandard, bland, texture-​less, psuedo-​gyros that I have experienced at some places. The portion was generous, but next time I will ask for extra tzatziki. I do have to agree with some of the other Unilocalers that brewed tea and feta would definitely be welcome additions to the selection, but overall it was a good experience. I will certainly be stopping in again should I be in the area around lunchtime.

Definitely not enough tzatziki sauce. The meat was good, and there was definitely big potion size. The meat was a bit greasy & left kind of a weird aftertaste.
The cashier was very polite. The place is clean and I’ll go back someday.

This is a tasty gyro for the price, and I like the fact that the meat is crisp and not too greasy. Keep in mind that they put fries in the gyro which I think is a little strange. Just order fries on the side if you prefer the traditional style. The place is clean, the staff is friendly, and there’s a drive thru without clearance issues. I’ll definitely be returning here when I need my gyros fix.

Pros: Easiest, fastest, way to stuff Gyros into face. Has drive through to minimize social interaction. Awesome price to taste ratio, pitas are always soft and taste great and the meat is tender.
Cons: Kinda greasy. On concert nights the corner of Colfax and Emerson turns into an abyss of assholes making it kinda hard to pull in.

I am a big fan of middle eastern food, and have eaten a lot of falafels over the years. I saw this fast food gyro stop a week or two ago, and was excited to try. I had a falafel combo, which was inexpensive 7.50 $ for a soda, falafel, and large cup of crispy fries. The tzatziki sauce was kinda flavorless, and I don’t think there was any tahini sauce on the creation either. On falafel some places put greens or pickles, along with tomatoes, and onions. The sandwiches here just have tzatziki, tomato, onion, and french fries. I really don’t want soggy fries in my already starch heavy falafel. The falafel was cooked nicely, as was the pita warm, and soft, and the fries were crispy. I have definitely had more flavorful falafel patties, but these weren’t bad, just not memorable. The staff was extremely nice. I would say stick to the meat offerings.