The Greek Food Festival is coming up… maybe that’s part of the reason I’m getting hungry for gyros again. For those who grew up on the festival here in Arkansas, it’s a natural progression — it’s May, therefore I must eat Greek food.

Perhaps that’s why I sought out Georgia’s Gyros for an early dinner the other night. I’d been meaning to get over to the North Little Rock eatery for some time, and for once I had that perfect combination of time, money and gas to get there.

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You enter Georgia’s on the right… one door in, one door out. Seat yourself. Take in the strange mix of Greek posters and American beer signs and a menu that’s already on the table. Don’t worry, you’ll find the gyro you seek on the menu… eventually.

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