Grecian Gyros Jule's Catering

Nice, family-run Gyro Square. Great people behind the counter. Cosy atmosphere with family history on the walls. Prices are competitive and the food portions are generous, but not crazy. Best thick crinkle cuts I've had for a long time. And one of the things I usually notice that old fat was used in the frit was not a problem, unlike so many other restaurants. I will definitely be back and take this place over King Kong every day of the week; not only is food better, but the prices and portions are too!

Breaked in for lunch and was not disappointed. I tried the chicken gyro and side salad. Service was excellent and the food was fresh, tasteful and delicious.

Today for the first time here. Overall, people are friendly, has an old school feel at the place. The food was quite expensive and I thought it would be pretty good if the cups to go were bigger tho. I'm going back here.

Moist great flavor Greek gyro! Great service and great food. We don?t live in the area but worth the drive. The Greek sauce was perfect blend! Thank you to the amazing people that work there

Nice little family owned greek restaurant (27 yrs). Service was very friendly and helpful. Food was brought to the table quickly and was hot and freshly made. The gyros were tasty and the fries had perfect texture my picky daughter said the gyro pita was very good. The price is worth the value. I will be bringing my friends back.

I was searching for somewhere to eat in Papillon. Far more than I realized in a compact area. All sorts of foods, but this place grabbed my attention. I love Gyros, and haven 't been here. So, pulled up, went inside, and it has a style of Cafés of the past. I ordered with the gentleman behind the counter. I imagined he 's the propieter. I ordered the Gyro combo, has fries and a drink $10.26 not bad. My food is set on the counter, and I sit down and take a bite of HEAVEN this food is fresh and piping hot! Just the way I like it! In fact the thick cut flies, were so hot, they melted the styrofoam plate a little. After, eating, and full, not stuffed. I talked to the man serving the food. I said to him every Gyro place I 've been to to in Omaha and surrounding areas, I 've always left with a full belly He says to me we, (I assume the Greek people) want you leave not with an empty stomach I thanked him, and asked about a picture, of an older man on the wall. He said the man in the picture, was his father. His father had purchased the business from another man, (I 'm sorry I couldn 't understand all of the details, I did my best. He has an accent i couldn 't understand) But the just of it is, his father took it over at 62 years young, and kept working until the age of 89! All I can say is, if you like or love Greek food, stop in, I promise you 'll be glad you did.

The gyro meat was very good here. I liked that it was more moist than a few other places I've tried. Their salad isn't traditional Greek (it has lettuce). I wasn't overly fond of the salad dressing. It was a red vinaigrette. Pricing is decent and the people are very friendly . Communication was a bit of an issue. I don't know how to explain it but there was a misunderstanding and it just wasn't clear. I tried to flag the server/cashier 3 times as she walked by but couldn't get her attention. Ultimately they seem like very nice people. I'd still go back and try more if I was in the area and was craving something like that.