Souvlaki Boys Grill

Philip Haas

Great classic pita gyro. Everything seems pretty fresh and good and quite filling.

Hannah Groff

Delicious food. Been here a couple times and definitely my favorite food location in lancaster. I love the authenticity of the food. It brings me back to my visits to the middle east. This is one of the only places in lancaster county I've found that has good middle eastern food. Love it, I hope this place stays here forever. The staff are always so welcoming and genuine, the service is wonderful and the portions are great. Highly recommend!

Jennifer Traylor

Omg!!! Absolutely amazing food and kind staff.... my new favorite restaurant!!!

Fifty2weekhi

Situated at the corner of W James St and N Queens St, you can't possibly miss this Greek establishment sporting the traditional blue and white. And with the word "Souvlaki" in Greek font, you know you're in for some serious gyro treats. Today we decided to expand our horizon a bit and try something other than the typical gyro meat. We ordered the Classic Pita with Beefteki which we had never tried before. The texture of the meat resembles that of an Impossible burger but the taste was unmistakably beef. Along with fried in the mix, it was a very different experience. It was good. The red onions and tomatoes tasted very fresh. We also ordered Athena Pita with Chicken. The Athena had feta cheese on top of red onions and tomatoes and really kicked the taste up a notch. The tzatziki sauce was perfect. I'm a fan. I like the food here better than Hellenic Kouzina which is in my neck of woods in Mechanicsburg, in terms of portion size and taste. However I have to take off one star because of total confusion on how they priced my order. To be sure, you're not paying the prices on the menu. There was a sign in front of the order counter that said "Prices have changed due to the current conditions". But it was like 15% more. I asked just to make sure I got what I ordered, so they printed out an itemized receipt for me. So for the Chicken Athena it's $7.00 on the menu and they charged $7.25 plus $1.00 for the protein; for the Classic Beefteki it's $7.75 on the menu and they charged $6.75 plus $2.00 for the protein. Go figure. Granted, the delicious meal was still a great value, but I was a bit annoyed not knowing how I was paying for my food. I'd suggest at least putting up a menu on the wall if the printed menus are so outdated.