This place, in its exceedingly humble, aged strip-mall digs, has been around good, long while. Why? Others may have more upscale atmosphere, this modest, dine-in/take-out deli has truly delicious food. The menu's not too expansive. In fact, it's emblazoned on all the tables in a kind of Waffle House-style. But what it lacks in variety it more than makes up for in quality, authenticity, flavor and heart. Gyros – $5.50 if you just get the sandwich – are huge, stuffed all the way through with succulent, seasoned meat and fresh-made tzatziki. Falafel is crisp-tender. Hummus is creamy with just the right balance of nutty tahini. There are a number of other items, too, all well executed. And the service? It simply doesn't get more gracious.