text: It had been about three or four years since I last visited Jays Gyros and thought I would check it out again hoping to find a meal which was not as forgettable as my last It was nnThe people here have no sense of customer service While it is a quick serve restaurant and I did not plan on five star service a mere hello thank you or a simple smile would have been nice The person taking my order did not know the correct pronunciation of the word gyro Once my order was ready it was placed on the counter and I only knew that because I barely heard a whisper of the announcement She could not speak upnnThe facility is old and the furnishings dated In fact I think one of the interior pics posted here may also be outdated as I do not recall the blue boothstyle seats shown Little effort has been made to spruce up the interior not so much as blue paint on the walls which is common for Greek restaurants There was one large screen TV with soccer on but do not plan on catching a game here The glare from the lights above would tick off any serious fan nnI ordered the chicken gyro about and Greek fries about Both were made to order and served hot They fries were OK but the paper bowl they were served in had been soaked through with lemon juice making for a messy dish The pita was fine but nothing to write home about The fixins romaine tomato and onion were crisp cool and plentiful but I did not care for the rectangular strips of chicken at all They did not look smell have the texture of or even taste like chicken They seemed just like frozen processed pieces of mystery meat they got from some mass distributor of restaurant food nnOne other thing I do not understand is their odd hours Greek restaurants do not often serve breakfast and have to rely on their lunch and dinner business Jays closes at pm so it is either lunch or the specialless early bird special Guess I will have to use the Del Taco drivethru next door I think their mystery meat is available