Kosta's Gyros

"Absolutely delicious! My personal favorite is the gyro combo. In my opinion, the best anywhere around!"

"We went here to try a new gyro spot, and it was just okay. Pros: There were generous portions of meat given on the gyro plate. The gyro itself wasn't bad, albeit a little salty. Pita bread was good. We were able to carry out quickly and nothing was missing from our order. Cons: We also ordered a pizza puff, and it came out a little soggy like it had been microwaved. The French fries aren't very good and are comparable to frozen fries you'd get at a grocery store. Prices were kind of high. It was about $50 for 2 gyro plates with sides."

"It’s a cheat day! Went on a Thursday night about 715pm not very packed but that’s not a representation of their food. Cheeseburger was delicious. Juicy. Gyros meal that came with drink and fries was good. The fries are more like Culver’s than Portillo’s. I prefer Portillo’s fries. Overall a great place. Fresh food. Super nice staff and clean!"

"First tried this place this past early August after my wife & I took our boys to a nearby indoor playground. My thoughts are that like many Chicago/Greek grills, the Gyros here definitely are the bomb. The food in general is good all around but the Gyros are excellent. I can't say that I've tried every Chicago grill or Greek restaurant in Chicago and the suburbs but I really like Kosta's. Moist, soft and the meat is seasoned just right and not too salty. Prices still seem reasonable for what you get, I love the dining room vibe which is kept very clean and the service was on par like most competitors I've been to. If ever in the area, I'd definitely stop back in for another delicious monster Gyros sandwich!"

"Could barely afford it, The place is SO EXPENSIVE! $9 dollars for a Polish sausage... $11 dollars for a Gyro NO fries OR drink! $20 for lunch with no drinks or fries?"