I found Omega Gyros to be just average.  The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't particularly remarkable, either.  Prices, similarly, were not particularly high nor low, but just average.  On the whole, they make serviceable food at average prices, and it is a fine option if you're in the area.  I still prefer Flaming Kabob which is about ten minutes down the street.\n\nI had a falafel pita sandwich for dinner, along with a side of curly fries.  The best thing about the sandwich was its generous size: the thing was absolutely massive and really filled me up.  The ingredients were okay.  The veggies didn't taste remarkably fresh, but they were perfectly acceptable.  The centerpiece of the sandwich, the falafel, was not the best I've ever had.  The texture of the falafel wasn't particularly great: the whole thing was fairly mushy.  There was no contrast between the fried exterior and the usually much softer interior.  The flavor profile, likewise, was not my favorite either.  The falafel tasted quite a bit like pumpkin bread due to the spice combinations they'd used.  The flavor itself isn't bad, but it doesn't belong in a falafel.\n\nThe curly fries were fine.  They were just curly fries like you can get anywhere else.\n\nOverall, just average.  I would go back if there weren't better options nearby.\n\nI should note that my roommate went with me and got a lamb/beef gyro.  He was very impressed and said it was among the best gyros he'd ever had.  He was impressed with the size of the gyro for the price.