Gyro 2 Go

First time and I've seen their truck on the corner by 7-11 and Lucky's Tire for the longest but never stopped to get a chance to try their food but today I bought the chicken and rice and it's pretty good! I like the hot sauce, it's not as spicy as I thought it'd be which is great to pair with the rice and chicken. The white sauce tastes kind of like ranch which may sound odd but it's a yogurt sauce I believe.

This is one of my favorite gyro places to go to and they are pretty regular on jeffeson Blvd during the weekdays. Love their gyro/chicken rich plates.

I like mines with extra sauce.

The only down side is, they been constantly bumping their price up over the years and it's getting to be very expensive compare to other gyro resturants in Sacramento.

Of all the long standing food vendors at the farmer's markets, Gyro 2 Go is the best!! It's evident in the extremely long line to order, the longest of any food vendor at the markets. I love their halal gyro with rice, which comes with lettuce (a little side salad), white yogurt sauce, and sriracha. The meat is very tender and flavorful and goes really well with the basmati rice. It's very filling, but if you are craving something a little smaller, you can order the same dish in sandwich form. And by sandwich, I mean the same ingredients wrapped in a delicious warmed pita bread. It's really great for lunch! You can also choose tandoori chicken meat instead of gyro meat. I've been ordering lunch from this vendor for years and have not been disappointed.

I've seen Gyro 2 Go at the Wednesday farmer's market at Cesar Chavez Plaza, the Thursday Capitol Mall farmer's market, and Fridays at Concert in the Park. When it's lunchtime, the lines are usually the longest at Gyro 2 Go, which says something good about their food. The only slightly negative part is having to wait in a long line to order on a hot summer day. Although once you order, the food is ready pretty quickly.

This year, the price of the gyro or chicken with rice is $7.75 and comes with a soda or water. The price of the sandwich is $7. The price keeps going up each year, but I still want my gyro from Gyro 2 Go as it is the best!

And on a side note, the workers there are not shabby on the eyes.

This place is amazing! I actually found it at the farmers market and the people were so friendly! They posed for a quick picture when they realized that I was taking a picture!
I spent two years in NYC so and have not seen anything like this sense I left! A gyro is the perfect item to put onto a food truck and everything was so hot and fresh! I will be back whenever I see them around!

Very tasty food! They serve Basmati (I think that's how you spell it) rice which is healthy rice and they top it with large amount of whatever you ordered. At the farmers market I think I like this food truck a lot more than the others.

It's the last gyro of the year-o!

OK, I stole that from the guy in line next to me. But this is serious stuff, people. The Cesar Chavez Plaza farmers' market is closing for the year, and taking my dear Gyro 2 Go with it.

I have a confession to make. I don't know what good Mediterranean food is. I know what terrible Mediterranean food is, but distinguishing "good" from "passable" is really hard for me. Is it so bad that "passable" is still incredibly delicious to me? Can I help it that I am not totally high maintenance in every aspect of my life?

My gyro-judging abilities are beyond how dedicated I am to Gyro 2 Go. And, apparently, I am not alone. Although it was a seasonably breezy day, people came out early today to get their gyro-y goodness, including myself. You can tell these people are regulars because they know the protocol: step up to the window, order from the guy nearest the window (which is a tough contest, as all 3-4 guys crammed in there are pretty damn close,) hand over your cash, grab a drink from one of the coolers (water to the right, soda to the left) and stand aside, making sure not to crowd the neighboring vendors.

There are two basic options at Gyro 2 Go: the "sandwich" ($5) or "over rice" ($6.) You can get gyro, chicken, or falafel in either of these forms; all items come with a free canned soda or bottled water. The sandwich is basically a pita with onion, lettuce, tomato, and yogurt sauce. "Over rice" is the same vegetables served more like a salad on one side with the protein on the other, all on a bed of seasoned basmati. If you get it "spicy" they drizzle sriracha on the whole thing. By the time I get back to the office, it's a withered horrible mess--a delicious, withered, horrible mess that I have been scarfing down nearly every Wednesday for the past three months.

I'm sure there are other places the Gyro guys will set up shop and efficiently dole out their delectable sodium-laden goodies, but none so close to the office. Thus the season changes to make way for equally fattening fare. See you in May, Gyro 2 Go!

I pass this place every day as I live nearby. I finally stopped in for lunch and got a huge gyro sandwich with halal gyro meat (lamb and beef with spices), tomatoes, lettuce, white sauce and sriracha. The sandwich and a can of cold pop cost me exactly $5 and it was completely worth it. The guy working heated the pita and the meat up on a griddle and then assembled the whole works and wrapped it up like a Chipotle burrito (and it was almost as big). He also had various chicken and falafal options and you could get it all over seasoned rice instead of in a pita. The gyro I got was really tasty. Hot, spicy meat, crunchy veg and cool white sauce, all wrapped up in a toasted pita: pretty hard to beat.

I find it mildly ironic that there's never a line at this place which serves delicious and relatively healthy fare every day in a cool setting (McKinley Park, to the right of the library) yet people waited in line for hours to eat at the food trucks at SactoMofo. SUPPORT LOCAL FOOD TRUCKS. This place totally deserves your business.

This place is one of the best I have had! The beef gyros are amazing!!! I highly recommend it for a quick dinner.

Everyone RAVES about this place so I decided to try it today at the Caesar Chavez market. I went early, as advised, because the line is always super long. My guess is that you probably want to get the actually gyro. Not being a fan of lamb, I got the chicken pita. It's only ok. The most disappointing part is that there were only 5 small pieces of chicken on it. Seems a bit overpriced for the lack of meat.

I came across these guys on my drive home after a gym workout in West Sac... let's just say I cancelled out my workout. I ordered their lamb and beef gyro, and they easily became one of the top 3 gyros I have ever eaten in my life. The white sauce that they used was the perfect texture and taste. Not too heavy, not too bland. Thinking about it right now is making me hungry. The guy who served us wasn't too social or friendly, but I'll let that go because he looked like he had an extremely long day. I can sympathize. I wish I knew where their weekly whereabouts were, but I'm reading that they're hard to find. I might have to try and hunt them down at the next farmers market, because they are just that good. If you're looking at this their Yelp page, wondering if you should order from them or not, just do it, I promise you that you won't regret it.