Been wanting to try this place for some time. Popped in for an Early lunch. This place is clean, not really nice inside, more dive-like, but respectably clean. I am the only one here at 11:30am along with what I assume is the owner/operator. After perusing the picture menu board I settle on a #2 combo, gyro samdwich, greek salad, and drink. The operator upsells me on hummus and pita. I accept his offer and he goes to work on my meal. The gyro meat is on a vertical spit as you would expect. The meat is sliced and heads to the griddle to lightly toast. Pita is also toasted for both gyro and hummus. A few short minutes later I am back at the counter gathering my tray. The hummus and hot pita are first to try. Nothing out of the ordinary here. Solid effort, no bitter garlic taste, just mildly flavored hummus topped with the ubiquitous stale ground paprika. The warm pita is awesome and appreciated. Should be nited that the pita is not a pocket type here closer to lavash in substance. On to the salad, which I must say lacks slightly in appearance. What it lacked by looking sloppy on the plate it made up for in size. Loads of shredded lettuce topped with diced tomato, cucumber, blk olives, italian dressing and loads of feta. This is a side dish. Its fine for what it is and a somewhat healthy sub for fries. The main attraction is the gyro sandwich. It is substatial. Probably close to a pound in weight. The same delicious toasted bread, loads of gryo meat, greek yogurt(no tatziki), lettuce, tomato, and feta. All ingredients are good and combine well for solid flavor. Nothing mind-blowing, just as solid a gyro as you can find in Tulsa. All-in-all an excellent sandwich. Finally, tho the owner/operator was not intrusive, he did ask how my meal was about half way through. That is a nice personal touch.
(4)
Kuma B.
Have been frantic to find a decent gyro in town for months. It didn't occur to me to "yelp" a place until today...I was not disappointed. Gyro Palace is wonderful!!! Right in my neighborhood and was just what I had been looking for. The owner was kind, the place was clean and quiet but the gyro and Greek salad were perfectly flavored. I have to say, there was a little more feta than I wanted on the gyro but I am sure many wouldn't complain. It was a great surprise to find this gem right in my own backyard. This place has been here for 17 years...go check it out!
(4)
Bryan P.
Great lunch at a great price.
(4)
Chuck H.
My wife and I found this place after the ice storms Tulsa experienced at the end of 2007, beginning of 2008, as it was one of the few restaurants open immediately following the initial storm. Although we live near the University of Tulsa, at 11th and Harvard, we had to drive all the way to 31st and Yale before we found a place open for business and luckily for us it was the Gyros Palace. Since then we have visited many times and are consistently impressed and after having another wonderful Gyros for lunch today, I felt I needed to share my secret with fellow Yelpers. Although I can't speak for the other items on the menu, I do know you won't be disappointed with the Gyros!
(5)
Jillian C.
I love this place! Very fresh and friendly. The gyro and hummus meal is the best in town.
(5)
Corey G.
The gyros are excellent. The food is well priced, good and filling. All in all one f my favorite gyros in town. The hummus can be disappointing however. Its decent.
(4)
Annie C.
Great Food!! Very small place. Blink, and you'll miss it. We were visiting Tulsa and saw all the cars parked in front of it. Don't look at the surroundings or the inside decor. Just look at the menu and order. DELICIOUS! All 6 of us liked it. Friendly cooks. Looks like its a Locals' favorite!
(5)
Paul R.
Good food fast. Nice guy. We get lunch here a lot!
(5)
Aditya R.
WOW... That's what the first bite felt like. Best gyros we had so far. Hummus is worth mentioning.
(5)
Dean H.
The owner is super nice and the food is fresh and fantastic. It's my top gyro place in Tulsa. I usually get one of the platters to get a taste of different things.
(5)
Paul P.
This place surprised me! Total hole in the wall, but the food is delicious. Only complaint we had was there wasn't a high chair for our 1 year old, so she had to sit on our laps for the whole meal. Other than that, this was easily the best gyro we've had in Tulsa!
(4)
James R.
Been eating at this place for years and I am ashamed it has taken so long for me to review it. This place is the epitome of that great food/ great price kind of eatery. The gyros value meal is a fantastic deal but there are other things on the menu that are as good. My fav is the double bacon cheeseburger special. I love the seasoned salt on my fries and the baklava maybe the best in town. Give it a try and you won't be disappointed.
(4)
John S.
The food at this place is great and so is the value. Gyros Palace makes up for what it lacks in atmosphere with its food. The gyros are always tasty and you can get a combo with fries and a drink for a good deal. This is one of my favorite spots in Tulsa for a casual weekend lunch. Stop in and try it out. You'll be pleasantly surprised.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No
Greek food is a fine melody of the finest pressed olive oil, fresh fermented bread, colorful vegetables, juicy meat, sea food all cooked in spices and fresh rosemary. The people from Greek were great scholars who aimed to excel in everything they do. The results are quite visible in their food as they are the inventors of olive oil which is beneficial to health. Greeks also made different type of wines from the best quality of grapes fermented in controlled environment.
Today, you can find hundreds of restaurants offering authentic Greek food or popularly termed as Mediterranean cuisine in New York city alone. People wait in line to taste the exotic Greek dishes like saganaki, taramasalata, souvlaki, loukoumades, spanakopita, moussaka, and many more. One thing which most people like about these authentic Greek dishes is abundant use of lemon juice, olive oil, fresh rosemary and sea salt. A smart mix of few ingredients can virtually take you on the pebble streets of beautiful city of Greece.
For those who don't have time to enjoy fine dining should try tasting the famous souvlaki with pita which is type of meat dish, also a trademark Greek fast food. For those who are vegetarian, or vegan can try different versions of Greek Salad. So, if you wish to enjoy a hearty yet healthy meal that tastes divine then try dining at the best Greek restaurant in your city. Greek cuisine not only tastes good but also help maintain your body in a natural way through healthy diet.
Wes A.
Been wanting to try this place for some time. Popped in for an Early lunch. This place is clean, not really nice inside, more dive-like, but respectably clean. I am the only one here at 11:30am along with what I assume is the owner/operator. After perusing the picture menu board I settle on a #2 combo, gyro samdwich, greek salad, and drink. The operator upsells me on hummus and pita. I accept his offer and he goes to work on my meal. The gyro meat is on a vertical spit as you would expect. The meat is sliced and heads to the griddle to lightly toast. Pita is also toasted for both gyro and hummus. A few short minutes later I am back at the counter gathering my tray. The hummus and hot pita are first to try. Nothing out of the ordinary here. Solid effort, no bitter garlic taste, just mildly flavored hummus topped with the ubiquitous stale ground paprika. The warm pita is awesome and appreciated. Should be nited that the pita is not a pocket type here closer to lavash in substance. On to the salad, which I must say lacks slightly in appearance. What it lacked by looking sloppy on the plate it made up for in size. Loads of shredded lettuce topped with diced tomato, cucumber, blk olives, italian dressing and loads of feta. This is a side dish. Its fine for what it is and a somewhat healthy sub for fries. The main attraction is the gyro sandwich. It is substatial. Probably close to a pound in weight. The same delicious toasted bread, loads of gryo meat, greek yogurt(no tatziki), lettuce, tomato, and feta. All ingredients are good and combine well for solid flavor. Nothing mind-blowing, just as solid a gyro as you can find in Tulsa. All-in-all an excellent sandwich. Finally, tho the owner/operator was not intrusive, he did ask how my meal was about half way through. That is a nice personal touch.
(4)Kuma B.
Have been frantic to find a decent gyro in town for months. It didn't occur to me to "yelp" a place until today...I was not disappointed. Gyro Palace is wonderful!!! Right in my neighborhood and was just what I had been looking for. The owner was kind, the place was clean and quiet but the gyro and Greek salad were perfectly flavored. I have to say, there was a little more feta than I wanted on the gyro but I am sure many wouldn't complain. It was a great surprise to find this gem right in my own backyard. This place has been here for 17 years...go check it out!
(4)Bryan P.
Great lunch at a great price.
(4)Chuck H.
My wife and I found this place after the ice storms Tulsa experienced at the end of 2007, beginning of 2008, as it was one of the few restaurants open immediately following the initial storm. Although we live near the University of Tulsa, at 11th and Harvard, we had to drive all the way to 31st and Yale before we found a place open for business and luckily for us it was the Gyros Palace. Since then we have visited many times and are consistently impressed and after having another wonderful Gyros for lunch today, I felt I needed to share my secret with fellow Yelpers. Although I can't speak for the other items on the menu, I do know you won't be disappointed with the Gyros!
(5)Jillian C.
I love this place! Very fresh and friendly. The gyro and hummus meal is the best in town.
(5)Corey G.
The gyros are excellent. The food is well priced, good and filling. All in all one f my favorite gyros in town. The hummus can be disappointing however. Its decent.
(4)Annie C.
Great Food!! Very small place. Blink, and you'll miss it. We were visiting Tulsa and saw all the cars parked in front of it. Don't look at the surroundings or the inside decor. Just look at the menu and order. DELICIOUS! All 6 of us liked it. Friendly cooks. Looks like its a Locals' favorite!
(5)Paul R.
Good food fast. Nice guy. We get lunch here a lot!
(5)Aditya R.
WOW... That's what the first bite felt like. Best gyros we had so far. Hummus is worth mentioning.
(5)Dean H.
The owner is super nice and the food is fresh and fantastic. It's my top gyro place in Tulsa. I usually get one of the platters to get a taste of different things.
(5)Paul P.
This place surprised me! Total hole in the wall, but the food is delicious. Only complaint we had was there wasn't a high chair for our 1 year old, so she had to sit on our laps for the whole meal. Other than that, this was easily the best gyro we've had in Tulsa!
(4)James R.
Been eating at this place for years and I am ashamed it has taken so long for me to review it. This place is the epitome of that great food/ great price kind of eatery. The gyros value meal is a fantastic deal but there are other things on the menu that are as good. My fav is the double bacon cheeseburger special. I love the seasoned salt on my fries and the baklava maybe the best in town. Give it a try and you won't be disappointed.
(4)John S.
The food at this place is great and so is the value. Gyros Palace makes up for what it lacks in atmosphere with its food. The gyros are always tasty and you can get a combo with fries and a drink for a good deal. This is one of my favorite spots in Tulsa for a casual weekend lunch. Stop in and try it out. You'll be pleasantly surprised.
(4)