Gyros Hirino me Patates (Γύρος με Πατάτες)
Pork gyros with fries inside; fries in the pita is standard Greek style.
Pork gyros with fries inside; fries in the pita is standard Greek style.
Pork gyros without onion.
Pork gyros with everything; all toppings included.
Athenian gyros; called 'gyros' here (not souvlaki). Often slightly smaller pita, specific style.
Lamb gyros; traditional but less common due to cost. More common in diaspora.
Canadian-Greek variations; especially Montreal, Toronto.
Australian-Greek style; Melbourne has huge Greek population.
American-style gyro; often beef-lamb cone, different seasoning than Greek. Served in pocket pita. Pronounced 'JY-ro' by many Americans.
NYC Greek food; street carts and restaurants.
Chicago Greek gyro; large Greek community, distinct style.
Upscale gyros; premium meats, artisan bread, creative toppings.
Garídes se píta hands the Greek wrap a protein that fights the meat cone: prawns grilled souvláki-style or simmered saganáki-style with tomato, ouzo and feta, folded into warm pita, ruined in seconds.
Similar to kokoretsi; organ meat preparation.
Cretan cheese pastries; small pies with sweet or savory cheese.
The barley rusk under a dákos is baked rock-hard on purpose, a survival bread that cannot stale. The whole craft is the seconds-long soak that brings it back to life at the table.
Cream-filled or cheese-filled phyllo; semolina custard or cheese filling. Thessaloniki specialty, often eaten for breakfast.
Cheese bougatsa; savory version.
Cream bougatsa; sweet custard filling.
Meat bougatsa; ground meat filling.
Bougatsa for breakfast; essential Thessaloniki morning food.
Greek burger/meatball; seasoned ground beef (or beef-pork mix) patty with onion, garlic, oregano, parsley, sometimes feta stuffed inside....