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[Retread]

So, are these real lamb, or mushed together loaves like those nasty compressed by product meat things Arby's sells?
They used to sell them outside Camp Pendleton to the drunks. Sort of like eating street food in TJ. Never knew what it really was.

 

[nicaburns]

Yeah... I pronounce that NICK's!
http://www.greciangyro.com/ourstory.html

 

[Patronus]

Olympia Cafe on River Street in Savannah.

I didn't really like that place. The lamb was entirely too greasy.

Skip the Gyro and get a Souvlaki! And DON'T forget the Tsatsiki sauce.

 

[Byte Stryke]

I Love eating Greek...



Stop PMing me....

Eleftheria Eleftheriou

 

[HERMET]

Papoulis in Macon has been there 25 years and IMO the best I've had south of the Mason-Dixon.

 

[Shovelhead]

http://www.greciangyro.com/locations.html
The best I have ever tasted

Their motto "Once a week go Greek"

Nope.. aint doing that, I'm a Bubblehead I know that's a subliminal message...

 

[iron_maiden]

Their motto "Once a week go Greek"

Nope.. aint doing that, I'm a Bubblehead I know that's a subliminal message...

LMAO !

 

[bulletpaluza]

So, are these real lamb, or mushed together loaves like those nasty compressed by product meat things Arby's sells?
They used to sell them outside Camp Pendleton to the drunks. Sort of like eating street food in TJ. Never knew what it really was.

Mmmmmm I miss TJ street tacos. Tacos just don't taste good unless you have 80,000 flies on the roast they are chopping the meat from. (If you've been you know what I'm talking about) Plus 4 tacos and 2 shots of tequila for 3 bucks can't go wrong with that.