The Naughty Greek - St Paul

While eating was delicious and perfect for vegan and vegetarian, much too expensive to eat on a daily basis. or even only for a day. strange, since it now has several stalls. would like to eat more often there if it weren't that expensive.

Really great food...small restaurant. he was the most friendly, friendly person of all time! his recommendations were not disappointed. will you go back

I am a big fan of gyros, so I was very excited to order one. overall, eating is very good. my question comes from the use of pork for gyro meat, it simply does not work. if the meat was in a taco or burrito, it would taste fantastic. but as they cooked their meat, the taste did not fit as a gyro should be. when ordering gyros I expect either lamb or bark meat as meat, pig does not work. with my giro I had a command of pommes. they were very good! recommend the seasoned on them. the tzatziki sauce is one of the best I had. Overall, I would come back, but if they are someone who enjoys a traditional gyro, this is not the place to go.

My experience with her take-out was not good. of the four meals we ordered were burned two of them to eat, and yet one had very low quality meat. Actually, I didn't know what the fries were when I saw them first, they were so dark and soggy. the tzatziki side was delicious, but the part was much smaller than I expected for the price. a last note, everything was very salty (but I also noticed this in other Greek restaurants) when we called about the problems, the load was very nice and wanted to help us make it right. Unfortunately, our order was completely missing from the system and they could not refund us.

They do things a little different at the Naughty Greek! That's not good or bad but something to note. I'm a classic gyro kind of guy and I love the traditional processed lamb blend that comes off the vertical gas rotisserie broiler. Yesterday my buddy ordered and I asked for a gyro and fries with a small side of falafel. My sandwich came with fries inside the pita and whole slices of pork, and NOT the traditional processed gyro meat kind. At first I was confused but it grew on me quickly! Their Naughty concept puts a spin on Greek, but their food seems more natural and homemade than gyros I'm used to. I can't wait to go back and as long as you pay attention to the menu so you know what you're getting you will love this place!