Small town restaurant with a VAST variety of offerings! Whether it be a gyro or spaghetti, Fazzi's has something for everyone!

Fazzi's is a great local restaurant to take the family. Food and service are excellent. We especially like the House Salad!

Had a very good lunch at Fazzi's today. I ordered the gyro salad with dressing on the side. It came with pita bread and tzatziki sauce (yum). Portion size was perfect for lunch at $13.99. Service was fast and friendly despite the fact that they were busy. They offer lunch specials from 11am-3pm. They have a nice variety of Greek, American and Italian options.

My mother likes Fazzi's and we were wanting dinner so headed over. My moussaka was authentic and very good. I got a side salad too, overall a good value. Service was prompt and friendly! I'll be back.

Really enjoyed lunch at Fazzis today! I had the chicken kabob over rice special, that comes with a greek salad. The salad was incredibly fresh, and the pita bread served with the kabob was delicious. $13 for lunch special. Atmosphere is really laid back, attentive server, clean bathroom, lots of parking. I'll be back!

Met 6 friends here for our monthly dinner gathering. Many of them had dined here previously so they all knew they wanted order a gyro plate. I think 5 of them did that esp knowing that they would have enough to enjoy it again the next day. Chicken piccata was my selection. The chicken was very tender and tasty. I was surprised at how much pasta I had along with chicken. Sauce was very good too with plenty of mushrooms and sautéed onions in there. House salad comes with the entrees. I ordered saganaki for the table and we all enjoyed that. They didn't renew liquor license after Covid so they allow you to bring in your own wine, which of course we did. Our waitress was efficient esp considering she had a very party in another room. She seemed bristly initially but once you got her talking she was friendly.

We had some good Greek Gyros in this place. The pasta was good, and the sandwiches hit the spot. They served us quickly, and they kept up with the drinks. One key piece of advice is to fix the faucet in the men's washroom as the handle came off of the valve.

Dad wanted to go here the other night after we left the hospital in StL. It is a bit of a hike up I-55, but he and mom had gone there on occasion, he said, and he liked their Greek Gyro Salad. Upon first blush I didn't think much of the place as it looked a little run down but it was clean. It did take a minute for someone to acknowledge us as the hostess station was not manned when we came in. Once they noticed us the hostess (who I think was waitressing as well) was pleasant enough and sat us at what was a pretty comfortable table. She took our drink order and came back pretty quickly with a Diet Coke and an iced tea. Dad ordered his salad and I opted for the Gyro sandwich with fries. I have to say, his salad did, indeed, look REALLY good and the amount of gyro meat they put on that salad was incredible! My sandwich too was packed to the gills with gyro meat and it was very tasty. The only thing I would change is to ask them to put the tzatziki sauce ON the sandwich instead of providing it in a 2oz cup on the side. I would also ask for extra, because I like it and gyro sandwiches can be a little dry without it. I was one of the better gyros I've had and while I'm not a fry guy I have to admit the fries were delicious! Their service is okay. She didn't totally ignore us, but I probably would have liked a few more checkins. If my dad wants to go there again, I won't fight him. ;-)