$6.99
Traditional gyro meat blend
Greek spices
Mediterranean herbs
Slow-roasted and thinly sliced
(Gyros typically contain a mixture of beef and lamb, seasoned and cooked rotisserie-style.)
Our gyros are seasoned with a traditional Greek spice mix, slow-cooked, and thinly sliced for maximum tenderness and flavor. This classic Mediterranean protein complements any dish and pairs especially well with fresh vegetables, sauces, and warm pita.
Add gyros to:
Salads
Bowls
Plates
Combo meals
It’s one of our most requested proteins for its rich, comforting flavor.
Traditional gyro meat blend
Greek spices
Mediterranean herbs
Slow-roasted and thinly sliced
(Gyros typically contain a mixture of beef and lamb, seasoned and cooked rotisserie-style.)
The gyro meat blend may contain gluten, depending on the manufacturer. If you’re gluten-sensitive, please notify us.
Gyros are typically a blend of beef and lamb, seasoned and cooked rotisserie-style.
Yes — gyros are available as a protein option for any salad, bowl, or plate.
The seasoning blend may contain traces of dairy. Please ask if you have sensitivities.
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