Gyros is rotisserie cooked pork, chicken or beef that has become the staple at every Greek restaurant in Toronto. Marinated and slowly cooked on a vertical spit, the meat is always tender and delicious. Here are the best spots in Toronto for gyros! [Chicken gyro at Tzatziki. Photo by Parisima Baha]
Messini is known for its delicious gyros! Thee gyros wrap is packed with so much stuff you may have to resign to eating it with a knife and fork. Alongside the tender gyro, the wrap includes tomatoes onions, tzatziki and French fries. You can also get the gyros in a club sandwich.
You can grab an Alexandros gyro at both locations in the city. The gyros is served three ways – as a dinner plate, on a pita or in a box, and comes in both chicken and pork. You can grab a box, and take in the sun at the Harbourfront location!
Choose from the pork or chicken gyro at Folia Grill. The rotisserie meat comes in either a sandwich or dinner plate, with a side of Greek salad, rice, roasted potatoes and tzatziki. Folia Grill is open seven days a week.
Known for its burgers, Square Boy also offers a gyros dinner! Open late this is one of the only spots in Toronto where you can get your hands on the savoury and delicious gyro until 12:30 am!
The take-out spot may be known for its souvlaki dinners, but the gyro deserves just as much praise. Served in a wrap, Souv Like’s gyro is simple, but has a rich flavour. This spot is located right outside Pape station.
Tzatziki serves traditional Greek cuisine, so of course there’s a gyro on the menu! The pork gyro dinner is served with Greek salad and a choice of two sides. A generous portion, you may have to pack the rest to go. Tzatziki also offers delivery.
Esquire Restaurant is known for its classic Greek menu items, and the gyros definitely deserve a spot on this list. The gyros come four ways: on a pita, bun, served as a dinner or simply sliced, every piece is simply divine. Esquire Restaurant first opened in 1981.