Probably one of the best restaurants for lunch in Downtown Fresno. Great food, good portions, friendly service and reasonably priced. I highly recommend this place.

I am very new to the Mediterranean cuisine. Food was so flavorful, we forgot to take pictures before we ate it all! Definitely try the garlic chicken wrap with grilled onions. The hummus was one of the best I've ever tasted!

If in the area I'll go back. It's just I don't go the area very often. I liked the Baba Ghanoush and the grilled vegetables the most, and I enjoyed the lamb.

Food best Mediterranean food In downtown Fresno can't top it went to a few places here in town as I work downtown and none have compared service 10/10 ambiance when dining in is top tier good views food and people will always recommend this place to friends and coworkers and will continue to very happy every time I leave here!!!!

The food is amazing here and I love how close and convenient it is to my workplace in downtown. I always get the Gus spicy chicken and extra garlic sauce on the side to drizzle on my rice. Service wait time is okay so I would recommend calling in for an order for pick up if you're on lunch.

Amazing customers service. Food was made fresh and served within 5 minutes ! Tasted amazing. The waitress ensures you have everything you need! I highly recommend Gus Kabobs for lunch!

The food is absolutely delicious! My favorite dish is the spicy chicken plate. I would go there everyday if I could.

The Gus Burger - a Black Angus beef patty served on lightly toasted sourdough bread, with sauteed onions and bell peppers and topped with Thousand Island dressing - was about as good as it looked. It looked ordinary and tasted the same, so I was unimpressed. The fries were forgettable. I have also tried the Bacon Cheeseburger and this is a better option. The menu mentions it is also served with a spread of Thousand Island. I could have sworn mine was served with mustard on it. However, it has been a couple of years since I tried it. They may have changed which condiment is added to the burger. As for their Mediterranean dishes, the Gyro was a good choice for someone who wants a delicious meal without overstuffing themselves or on a tight budget. It mixes lamb and beef wrapped on a pita, with lettuce, tomatoes, red onion, parsley, and tzatziki sauce. The meats were well-seasoned, the lettuce, tomatoes, and onion gave the gyro a nice crunch and savoriness in combination with the meats. The tzatziki sauce gave it that distinct tartiness. The pita bread was lightly grilled and chewy. I wish they would have stuffed more meat into the wrap. Nevertheless, at $10 if you order a la carte, the gyro is a delicious and reasonably priced menu item. The Combo Kabob entree consists of beef kofta and chicken kabobs, Mediterranean rice, sauteed vegetables, onions, tzatziki sauce, a slice of pita bread, and creamy garlic sauce. The beef kofta was my favorite, it was so savory and juicy. The chicken kabobs were also full-flavored and moist. I felt they could have been more generous with the portions. Nevertheless, it is unquestionably the best dish on the menu. Service can be spotty. They need to do a better job maintaining flow during the busy lunch hours, including being more attentive and quick to bring dine-in guests ready to leave their bills. I was among the guests who had to wait patiently for a server to hand me my bill or flag someone down to get me a menu and then later to refill my cup of water. The system can leave first-time dining-in guests needing clarification. A server will take your order and bring you your bill after you have finished your meal, but you will need to pay at the counter unless you have a server with a credit card reader and processor. Not every popular dish on its menu is a hit with me. I would suggest sticking with their traditional Mediterranean dishes like the kabobs and pita sandwiches. Metered street parking and public garage parking only.