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Social media foodies told us where to find Suffolk County’s best Greek gyros.
Then our own resident Greek reporter (and multimedia director) Andrew Theodorakis went running.
What resulted is a first-of-its kind county gyro photo tour. Click the numbered boxes for an eyeful.
yērōs – authentically Greek
429 Rt. 25A, St. James
Gyro is spelled yērō in Greek, and its meaning is simple: round.
These gryos are true to their name: they’re round and stuffed carefully with meat carved in a circular pattern from the spit. That tight shape helps pack all the flavors into each bite, and they don’t fall apart. Theirs are made more traditionally, with tomato (no lettuce), onion, tzatziki and fries.
Yērōs also sells Greek treats such as candy yogurt and soda. Click here for the full menu.
