Peggy Lawson
The best Gyros I have ever eaten! Lamb on the spit. I watched them shave the meat off. Big quantity of meat on my Gyros. The tzatziki was creamy and delicious and they didn’t skimp. I was so happy eating this delicacy! I would highly recommend!
… morePolly Dubuc
Mr. D recommended the chicken gyro rather than the chicken skewer, which would take almost 10 min to make fresh, so I went with the gyro since my family was waiting. Excellent!! It was wrapped like a cone for maximum portability and he included a fork & napkins. Lots of yummy tzatziki sauce! Very flavorful! Definitely recommend!
… moreShem Ishler
First things first, it’s Mr. D’s and NOT Mr. Deeds…. Now that we got that straight, let’s get another thing straight…. FRIES DON’T BELONG ON GYROS (pronounced yee-rows). The first time some east coast eatery pulled that fry on my gyro crap I about crapped. Either way you like em though, Mr. D will accommodate your taste. Now, I’ve been all over and I’ve tried gyros all over and I can safely proclaim there’s two places I will always get a gyro, Mr. D’s at the market and a place in Missoula, MT across from Orange Street Food Farm. Other than those two joints? It’s always hit or miss and usually miss. Mr. D has fresh meat off the rotating spit. Mr. D has the BEST tzatziki and you can buy a tub to go. Do it, that ziki is amazing on everything. Mr. D piles your gyro so high it’s almost too much and you’re almost guaranteed to make a mess. Final note, Mr. D charges a more than fair rate for his gyros and honestly it’s pretty cheap for Seattle. So quit hesitating and grab you a meat cone or yee-row if you will.
… moreBo
I’ve been coming here for close to 25 years. The tzatziki sauce is tangy and rich with hints of sour and salty. It is a perfect addition to the freshly grilled souvlaki. My go to is the gyro salad and the gyro meat is nicely crisped up.
Mr. D’s is one of the first gyro spots in Seattle before the boom of copycats. Many of the copycats are no longer in business. This is a testament to Mr. D’s amazing food.
… moreJordan Allen
I fancied some Greek food after seeing the shop, so I got myself a chicken shish-kebob and baklava, and it was nice! There could have been a bit more stuff on the shish-kebob, but just the chicken was still nice. The baklava was extremely nice and very sweet. I found the staff were friendly and warned me about my wait.
… moreDuane Schut
Good look no dripping in sauce! Haha great. Got the Traditional lamb gyro. It was amazing. Came back like 4 days later to get another just because I couldn’t stop thinking about it.
… moreJoyce Lok
Visited on 07/07/22
Great: the food was pretty fast, considering how busy they were. The gyro was good and simple. I had the traditional lamb.
Good: the seasoned fries were a mix of soggy and crispy. They could use more flavor. We also ordered the Greek-style lamb gyro (they ran out of chicken). It was ok and nothing special.
Bad: nothing bad.
… moreAlana Gardner
Hubby and I were visiting from NY and decided to try this spot while we were at Pike Place. Overall, we were not impressed with the gyro. It wasn’t bad but wasn’t anything special. Also was like $15-$17 which is insanely expensive for a gyro (you can get a delicious one for $5 in NYC)
… moreAmanda Maebell
I hate driving to Seattle and all of the traffic around Pikes Market but these gyros are so amazing. They are my favorite, we love the lamb ones. They are always fresh and the cans are ice cold which is great on a really hot day. The guys who work here are so nice and personable too
… moreNakayla B.
Staff was super friendly, service was very quick & the food was delicious. I had a half order of the Yeero Greek Fries & that was enough to make me full. I remember eating & taking forkfuls only to keep getting more meat & fries beneath so I can’t imagine what the full size would be. With my food, another food item for someone else & 2 drinks, the order total was $29.95. Would definitely eat there again.
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