Good food. Gyro and the potato were good. The pizza pita was good but small, but would get again.

Very nice seating outside and friendly service. The Pita Wraps and Fried Potato were very good! Will be a repeat lunch place for sure!

Food was great but they were having a serious staff issue when we went. I asked for dessert and that never came.

I love the chicken gyros!! I always order that and a side of cottage fries. The tzatziki sauce is super good as well. I love their pita mozz too! It's a busy little lunch spot but they're super fast. It's a fun spot for a lunch date with friends but also has small tables that are perfect if you're solo. To-go orders are my favorite though, because it's always hot and fast if you call it in!

Overall 4 stars: This Greek restaurant is a staple in Jackson, MS. The food, service, and atmosphere are consistently good. Located downtown in the medical section, locals and tourists flock there for the gyros, falafel, and salads. There is ample seating inside and outside (side covered patio). The servers are friendly and mostly efficient. Being a popular place, it can get really busy during lunch and dinner time. To-go orders are common and it especially works for me living over 90 miles away. When I'm in Jackson and got a hankering for some enjoyable food, this is the place to go. My apologies but I forgot to take pictures. My girls devoured their portions before I was ready to take some pics. With that said, get the Gyros salads and the gyro sandwiches. Both items are hefty and will fill you up. Recommendation: if you get the Gyro salad, order a side of pita bread and you will "two meals" in one. Also, your wife will be happy cuz you're eating healthy portion of lettuce and veggies

This place combines the taste of the Mediterranean that it promises with a local touch. It's a splendid building with a lot of seating, and I got quick service. The ambiance combines a residential atmosphere with pictures of Grecian islands with an occasional touch of Jerimiah was a Bullfrog on the speakers. I got my falafel in pita form, but had other vegetarian options, including pitas based on cheese or mushrooms as well as several salads. I went indulgent though, adding a sliced fried potato which was delicious with just a touch of salt. My sandwich was loaded with onions and tzatziki and was excellent falafel. I finished it very quickly. Also notable was the fact that they had generous hours and were open on Sundays, which none of the other places I bookmarked in Jackson were.