Step into the vibrant flavors of Greece and New York City at our eatery where we bring the iconic flavors of the East and West street food scene to your plate. From Halal Gyros, Kosher Hot Dogs and Halal Meatball Subs, our menu pays homage to the diverse tapestry of Greece and NYC. With a side of urban flair, indulge in our signature street-style options. Whether you’re a local craving a taste of pizzazz or a visitor eager to experience our legacy, our eatery is your passport to the quintessential flavors.
Hours
| Saturday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–5 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 775 Redwood Highway Frontage Rd, Mill Valley, CA 94941
Phone: (415) 988-0116
Menu Photos
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Reviews
I added a video, so you all can see the consistency and how good this was.
However I want to address some of the bad reviews.
One person seemed disgruntled because of holiday hours I can understand that but that’s not really grounds for a bad review.
Someone said the quality had dipped and from my photo to the other ones online it was consistent, so I think maybe a customer bucking for a discount.
Also someone said his fake Grecian salad using iceberg ?!? This I felt was just a person hating, the fact the owner here changes select ingredients from some traditional items but it’s not to amend the flavors it actually enhances the flavors, and gives this light body airy texture to not only the tzatziki but he has this clean crisp spiciness of his harissa forming a perfect blend. Also in Greece the high end restaurants make their tzatziki in his fashion.
Also someone complained about a tortilla in the Schwarma ?!? Really this is one California to with the ingredients of the tahini the tortilla helps cut the bitterness. This is a very common chef move that they will do so they can showcase the flavors of an item in their dish. A common example of this is sometime people make garlic bread on toast because it’s a little sweeter and more buttery tasting verse French bread where it’s a little more garlicky.
I’m not a fan of tomatoes however the owner you can tell took time in vegetable selection as they were firm with unbroken skins. This little detail is indicative of this business owners drive to have great food.
Also the service was awesome he was polite friendly on time opened a little early also he doesn’t ask for tips or expect a Tip. I gave him one. This I felt was beyond awesome.
The onions also were good. Also you can tell the difference in his onions, the ones in his tzatziki had the crispness of freshness yet the subtle softness from the herbs. The fresh ones were to the right size. The lettuce he trims down for the crispier parts. The iceberg I felt was great.
His prices you can tell are from a business owner who cares about his customers. Where he could charge 15-17$ for a gyro he only charges 13$ so he can maintain top ingredient and full periods without passing the cost on to you the customer.
Also you can tell he takes his halal and kosher items extremely seriously in his kitchen.
This is a very big thing, because it’s a direct indication of this owners commitment to quality.
So I encourage you all to leave him a positive 5 star review and make sure you all drop in regularly.
The best way to support a local business is by going out there bringing your friends and having lunch and having a good time. So I was happy all the way around here.
Seating is limited but lots of parking available.
Last time I ordered the beef gyro and it was one of the best I’ve had in Sonoma County.
Definitely stop here if you’re hungry
It’s Cash Only though.
Zorbas brings more of what Marin County needs, which is economical delicios food.
Today I had the Gyro, and it was so large I took it home for dinner.
They have a very enjoyable tables and protected to enjoy your food.
Make sure you tie a ribbon on their tree.
Wesley