Proper Greek Gyros in Middlesbrough, Now Delivered to Your Door

There is a new reason to look forward to dinner in the town centre. Greek gyros in Middlesbrough now arrives hot at your door, chargrilled to order and wrapped the moment you tap send. The Greek Spot on Dundas Street has opened an evening service built around one thing done properly, the gyros.

By day the place is a Greek bakery and cafe, all hand stretched phyllo and shaken coffee. Come 5pm the grill takes over. From Monday to Saturday, 5pm to 9pm, we cook gyros, chicken gyros and skepasti to order and send them out for delivery.

Here is exactly what each one is, how it is made, and how to have it on your table tonight.

What a Greek gyros actually is

A gyros is meat cooked slowly on a vertical rotisserie, shaved off in thin ribbons as it crisps, then piled into a warm, soft pita. Ours goes in with tzatziki, tomato, onion and chips, all wrapped together so every bite has a little of everything.

The chicken gyros is the same idea made with chargrilled chicken, a touch lighter but just as loaded. Both are cooked to order, which is the whole point. Nothing sits waiting under a lamp. When your order comes through, that is when it hits the grill.

• Gyros: meat shaved from the rotisserie with tzatziki, tomato, onion and chips in a warm pita
• Chicken gyros: the same generous wrap, made with chargrilled chicken

Skepasti, the one worth knowing about

Skepasti means covered, and it is the move for anyone who likes things crisp. We take the same gyros filling, fold the pita over the top of it and press the whole parcel flat on the grill until the outside turns golden and crunchy.

You end up with a sealed, toasted pocket rather than an open wrap, warm through the middle and crisp at the edges. If you have only ever had a standard gyros, this is the one to try next.

How to order Greek gyros in Middlesbrough tonight

The evening service is delivery only, and it runs exclusively through Uber Eats. There is no phone order for dinner and no dine in for the grill, so the one place to find it is the Uber Eats listing for The Greek Spot.

We cook Monday to Saturday, 5pm to 9pm. Open the app, add your gyros, chicken gyros or skepasti, and it comes to you chargrilled and wrapped fresh. It is one of the easiest ways to order a Greek takeaway in Middlesbrough, and it lands hot.

• Open Uber Eats and search The Greek Spot, or use the direct link below
• Order any evening, Monday to Saturday, between 5pm and 9pm
• Everything is cooked to order, so it is made after you tap, not before

Daytime bakery, evening grill

The Greek Spot is really two places in one. From 9am to 4pm, Monday to Saturday, it is a Greek bakery and cafe in the middle of Middlesbrough, a short walk from Centre Square, the Cleveland Centre and Teesside University. That is when the counter fills with bougatsa, baklava, kataifi nests and freshly shaken freddo coffee.

When the cafe closes, the evening service begins. Same kitchen, same care, a different menu built around the grill. So the daytime is pastries and coffee to sit in or take away, and the evening is Greek food delivery Middlesbrough can order from the sofa. Whichever half of the day you catch us, it is made fresh that day.