Greek restaurant opens 6th metro Atlanta location in Gwinnett

Greek restaurant Grecian Gyro has opened its sixth metro Atlanta location in Snellville.

Billed as “Atlanta’s longest running Greek restaurant,” it opened its first location in Hapeville 36 years ago, according to a press release. The newest addition to the lineup is the Snellville location, at the Snellville Shopping Center at 2228 E. Main Street.

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The fast casual restaurant serves Greek staples including spanakopita, hummus and the titular gyros. Customers can dine in, take out or order food for catering.

Grecian Gyro’s Snellville location is open from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. from Monday through Saturday, serving lunch and dinner. The restaurant is closed on Sundays.

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