Al-Amir Cafe

The best! I really like the falafel and the gyro and there's something about the rice (I'll have to ask those guys their secret). Like the other reviews say, the guys operating the place are super nice. I haven't been since they moved to Court Street. I was so happy when I found out about the new location... a great consolation after my Court Street favorite closed (Mr Le's Cafe)!

I've had a Gyro platter and a Gyro sandwich. I give the Gyro meat a 6 out of 10. It's kind of dry instead of moist like I've had at other places. The rice in the platter was oily. It'll work if you're close by and are looking for a Gyro. Food : 3/5 | Service : 3/5 | Atmosphere : 2/5 … More

Don't know why this place has such good rating. It's an average gyro shop. I took chicken shawarma and Greek French fries. The shawarma bread was very thin and the ingredients inside was not much, specially the sauce. It was pretty dry. Taste was ok. Read many great reviews about the Greek fries but I didn't like it at all. Fries were mostly soggy, oily, vinegari, taste was bad altogether and I couldn't eat it; portion was huge. I don't know if their lamb items are better.