I do have to say my cousin was talking about this place for a whole month before we all went out to see for ourselves. She was Savvas's this and Savvas's that, I just late there, so when my family and I came down from Ohio to see that part of my family she had gyros waiting for us. 24 hour drive between 3 adults and 4 kids, we were straving! I have to say it was all she said it would be. we were there for Thanksgiving week, we ate there at Savvass 6 out of the seven days. Thanksgiving turkey came between me and Savvass. My kids even loved it. They never eat all their food. The staff there was so sweet and friendly. There is NO better place to go eat if you want great, fresh food for under 10 dollars. We ended up taking a cooler full of gyro meat, lamb and chicken souvalaki, musaka, baklava, this other one gala somthing (to die for), a tub of tarama, this eggplant dip (mouth watering) and a ton of pita (their wheat but you cant tell, so good for the little ones). We truly loved their food. You can taste the freshness. This is the great part, 47 dollars got 7 people a large cooler full of food that we ate the whole two days of driving back! I would honestly say, if they were here in Ohio I would go there everyday. I'm having touble not wanting those tender, juicy lamb shanks (my mouth is watering now). As much as im going to miss my family, I think im going to miss Savvas greek cuisine and grill. I really hope they can make their way up to Ohio. I know Ohio would welcome them, Gladly! I love good'ol home made greek food! Keep the good work up! The only thing I want for christmas is their delicious recipes!