Nashville, TNGyros

Fattoush Cafe is a long-established Mediterranean spot on Charlotte Avenue known for a lamb-and-chicken gyro mix wrapped with tabbouleh in Lebanese pita, finished with a spicy tzatziki that stands out from the norm. The Nashville Scene featured it in its 2023 gyro guide.

Greko blends Greek street food with a casual dining room in East Nashville, flame-grilling gyros made from pasture-raised lamb and free-range chicken, plus less traditional options like shrimp and swordfish versions. The Scene included it in its 2023 gyro guide.

Koftaky Grill leans Egyptian in its approach to Mediterranean food, pairing a quality lamb gyro with specialty items like ful medames and hawawshi that are harder to find elsewhere in the city. The Scene featured it in its 2023 gyro guide.

Gyro Spot is an old-school operation known for generously portioned gyros and a seasoning blend with more spice and complexity than the typical version around town. The Nashville Scene named it in its 2023 gyro guide, and it sits along Old Hickory Boulevard.

Best Gyros keeps things budget-friendly on Nolensville Pike, building large, generously topped gyros that come in around $10.50 with fries and a drink. The Nashville Scene included it in its 2023 gyro guide, and it draws a steady lunch crowd from the surrounding neighborhood.