Gyro vs. Souvlaki vs. Falafel vs. Chicken Gyro

[Renew Deal]

[KitchenWitch]

1. All of the above

especially falafel with a side of O'Liely.

[Osamasux]

2. Gyro. From my favorite Greek woman

who won't serve it until you pronounce it correctly.

[Renew Deal]

3. I love gyro's

Here and in greece. They're a little different from eachother but both good.

[salvorhardin]

4. How is it pronounced anyways?

I *know* it can't be ji-ro, although that's always how I've heard it pronounced. I'm guessing y'ear-o. Actually I have no clue.

[Renew Deal]

5. Yero

Geero

[mcscajun]

11. Indeed. My ex-husband was half-Greek...

he always called 'em yee-ros

And if you think about it, it's not a big jump to Hero sandwich, which is basically what it is. :)

Oh man...it's practically midnight and I'm thinking about Gyros. Damn.

Wonder where the nearest place is so I can grab one for lunch tomorrow. :)

[Renew Deal]

12. Astoria

You live in NJ.

[mcscajun]

13. Yup, we're close...

I'm in NJ now, grew up in The Bronx and lived in Manhattan for a while.

Have eaten marvelous Greek food in Astoria, and once upon a time long long ago, had some homemade ouzo cooked up by one of the little old ladies of Astoria. :)

but I'm not going there for lunch tomorrow...just Too Far.

[bif]

23. My wife's Greek

and she pronounces it GEE ros.
Hard "G".

[KurtNYC]

30. Bette Midler would sing to that sandwich, "did you ever know that

you're my gyro,
and everything I would like to be?
I can fly higher than an eagle,
for you are the wind beneath my wings.

(she really likes gyros apparently)

[Aristus]

6. Gyro, please. Beef and lamb, with rice, hummus and tapouli (sp?).

Plus salad with onions and olives.


Double-Yum! :9

[Reverend_Smitty]

7. Unfortunately Bill O' Liely...

has ruined Falafels for me forever...and thats a sad, sad thing

[Renew Deal]

10. I agree.

I don't think I can ever have one without thinking about him again. :puke:

[Cadence]

8. I like the gyro falafel combo! Sauce on the side!

:D

[mcscajun]

9. Can I have my Gyro with a side of Falafel, please?

I don't want to choose one over the other. :)

[u4ic]

14. Is a Gyro and a Donair the same thing?

[JVS]

16. As different as Turkey and Greece

[JVS]

15. Doener Kebap!

[Renew Deal]

19. Fucking Turks

There is a place that sells that on 7th & 38th(?). It's OK, but no where near as good as a gyro.

[KittyWampus]

24. My First Meal In Germany! LOL!

[Cadence]

17. Oh great now I've looked at that picture enough times

I'm going to have to get a gyros tomorrow. Thanks a lot!!

[Renew Deal]

20. There will be a run on gyros today and it's my fault.

:9

[Cadence]

43. Yep. Had to get one today!

But it was gooooood! :D

[madinmaryland]

18. Agreed here,

After O'lieely, the thought of anything listed above is just repulsive.

[Kellanved]

21. Döner

None of the others stands a chance.

[Magrittes Pipe]

27. Oh, yeah.

:9

[Dzimbowicz]

28. Döner by a mile (or should I say kilometer?)!

:9 :9 :9 :9

[Tafiti]

33. Yes, yes, yes!!!

I ate these all the time in Madrid. Best shit ever. I've tried a couple Turkish places here in the U.S. and they don't even come close. I miss them...:(

[Kellanved]

37. It sure came a long way in its 30 years of existence.

As I know quite a lot American fans of it, I believe success in the US is just a matter of time.


http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,1564,907303,00.html

[Tafiti]

39. Interesting, thanks for the article!

And I hope you're right. Aside from Spain, I also had Doners in France and Belgium, and all three were a little different. The one or two I had in Belgium were spicy as hell, but good (I think it was the sauce). I don't know what kind of sauce they put on there (in general), but I think that's part of why I liked them so much.

They seem so simple, why can't they get it right HERE?!? Hopefully this German Kebab Company will come through!

[loudestchick]

22. Gyro w/ extra tzatziki, please. Yum!

[Left Is Write]

34. Me too! I am getting soooooo hungry!

[ThorsHammer]

25. MMMM Gyros......I am getting very hungry now

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

26. Mahmoud's Falafel

down in the village.

You can go there at 5:30am and have a line out onto the street. The best falafel in the whole world and they only cost $2.

[Renew Deal]

29. Do you mean Mamouns?

I've been there. The shawarma at Mamouns is excellent. It's tiny and always with a line.

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

35. Yes that's the place.

I've never been there sober, so it's not surprising spelling was lost along the way.

[Patiod]

31. Eww - feta

I'll have an Italian hoagie with provolone, please. Or maybe a mushroom cheesesteak with provolone.

No feta, though

[MrScorpio]

32. Attilla's on Columbia Pike in Arlington VA

That's where you'll find me

[kick-ass-bob]

36. I changed my mind. Gyro replaced with Chicken Gyro.

A place here in Raleigh (Taza Grill) has an awesome chicken and cheese gyro!
:9

[KamaAina]

38. I'll have the AM Talk Radio Special

Falafel and some coke, er, ah, I mean "a Coke" :-)

[Renew Deal]

42. lol

I've never heard that before.

[DinahMoeHum]

40. All the above, please, with rice pilaf and onion/parsley mix. . .

called "piaz" ("peeahzz") in Armenian.

:9:9:9

[Renew Deal]

41. The slight differences between cultures is amazing.

[yellowdogintexas]

44. King Tut's on Magnolia St in Ft Worth, or Byblos on North Main

or one of several Greek places as well.

My favorite Greek dish is spanikopita,
and I love moussaka

Our little Egyptian place ( Tut's) makes a decadent Macaron, which is an Egyptian version of the Greek lasagna- like dish.

I am not even hungry and I am now hungry for all of these things


and tabbuleh too