My sister took us to lunch here yesterday, Friday 4/23.  On our way to AC, she mentioned that she and her coworkers have lunched here on several occasions, and her favorite is the chicken pita with tzadziki sauce and a side salad.  I asked if it was called chicken shawarma, and she replied no, so I gathered that she was speaking of grilled chicken pita with tzatziki sauce with the usual salad stuffing (lettuce, tomatoes, pickle).  We arrived and found a couple of people waiting to order, as well as a few waiting for their take-out orders.  I spied an elderly couple cooking in the kitchen, and I assumed their son or a relative was manning the counter and register.  Based on the food I had here, I'd readily give 4 stars, but long wait times, which could've been easily rectified by adding another cook (or two) plus another person to help the slow order-taker/cashier/server/busser, warrant 2 stars or even less!\n\nSister ordered two #31's (marinated chicken breast sandwich; $5.50) and two Greek side salads ($1.95 each).  All sandwiches come with tomato, onions, and lettuce with tzadziki sauce and wrapped in a grilled pita.  I ordered the Greek gyro salad ($6.95), minus the cucumbers and salad dressing, but add more feta crumbles, please.  (I've included photos of a sandwich.)\n\nI wish I could remark on the chicken sandwiches, but sadly for me, the tzatziki sauce was all over them.  They looked scrumptious, though!  My sis said that AC's cucumber sauce is the best she's ever tried.  Mom says she's had better- we've eaten at many mediterranean restaurants over the years.  I LOVED the gyro!  Awesome grill tan, and the flavors were spectacular, not in the least bit greasy, and I looked forward to and relished every bite!  The salad bed on which the gyro was resting on was equally tasty, even though the dressing, which I had requested to be omitted, was included; It added the perfect tang and spices to the dish- definitely worth a few hours of discomfort.  Really liked the salty feta.  \n\nI'd definitely return on my next visit to the Queen City... I'd go back in a heartbeat on this visit if there weren't so many other places I'd like to check out (and yelp about) first!\n\nOne small complaint- the kitchen had run out of \"yellow\" rice, which I assumed to be seasoned with saffron.  Shame, since I love saffron rice, and it would've been nice to try their version of it.  Funny that the kitchen staff was lacking on a Friday during lunch hours (we ordered at 1pm and received our food 25 minutes later), was already short on pantry items, and it wasn't busy at all.  No wonder Eric K. left before ordering any food...