Quick answer: Gyro Guys Halal Grill at 12025 Hwy 99, Suite G in South Everett is a fully halal-certified Mediterranean grill serving gyros, kebabs, falafel, and hummus with generous portions. Open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. The hummus specifically has its own reputation.
There’s a specific kind of relief that comes with finding a place that’s open late, serves actual food, is fully halal-certified, and is legitimately good. Gyro Guys Halal Grill on Hwy 99 is that place for South Everett’s international corridor — and it’s been building a reputation quietly for a while now.
This is not a drive-through gyro shack. This is a Mediterranean grill running a focused menu — gyros, kebab plates, falafel, hummus, Greek fries, wraps — with fresh ingredients, full halal certification, and portions that reviewers consistently describe as generous. For Everett’s growing Muslim community and for everyone else who’s figured out that halal Mediterranean food is simply good food, this matters.
What’s on the Menu
The menu is intentionally focused: gyro plates, kebab plates, falafel plates, hummus, wraps, and Greek fries. Gyro Guys is not a restaurant trying to be all things. It knows what it does well.
The gyro meat earns consistent praise from reviewers — well-seasoned, properly cooked, not dry. The rice on the plates draws specific notice for its flavor. The hummus gets called out repeatedly as a dish in its own right, not just a side detail — the kind of hummus that makes you reconsider what a chickpea dish can actually taste like when someone cares about it. The falafel is crispy and holds up, which matters when falafel so often goes soggy fast.
The Greek fries are worth trying on the first visit. In the Mediterranean context, that typically means fries with oregano, lemon, and sometimes feta — a simple upgrade that transforms the base product.
The Halal Certification Is the Real Thing
Gyro Guys Halal Grill is fully halal certified. In South Everett — where there’s a significant Somali, East African, and South Asian community for whom halal certification is a requirement, not a preference — that distinction matters. Full certification separates this from restaurants that describe themselves as “halal-style” without the actual verification. The owners have confirmed all meat is halal.
For people who don’t require certification but care about sourcing and preparation standards: halal operations tend to run tighter kitchens on protein handling and freshness. That’s a quality argument as much as a religious one.
In the broader South Everett food landscape, Gyro Guys joins a growing set of options serving Everett’s international communities well. Jallo’s Jollof Rice on Casino Road, Birrieria Tijuana’s halal-certified beef on Casino Road, and Tabassum’s Uzbek street food at Beverly Food Truck Park are all operating in adjacent international food territory. The south side of Everett has a genuine international food scene worth exploring systematically.
The Late-Night Equation
Monday through Thursday, Gyro Guys closes at 11pm. That’s already later than most of Everett’s sit-down options. Fridays and Saturdays they run until midnight. For a city that doesn’t exactly have an overbuilt late-night food infrastructure, that makes Gyro Guys a genuinely useful part of the map — especially on the south side, where late-night options thin out quickly.
Online ordering is available at gyroguyshalal.com for pickup and delivery, which means you don’t have to leave your couch on a Friday night when nothing else is open.
Practical Details
Address: 12025 Hwy 99, Suite G, Everett, WA 98204
Hours: Monday–Thursday 11:00 am – 11:00 pm | Friday–Saturday 11:00 am – 12:00 am (midnight) | Sunday 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Phone: (425) 309-7719
Online ordering: gyroguyshalal.com
Halal certification: Yes — fully halal certified.
Price range: Reasonable, generous portions — specific prices are best confirmed at the restaurant or their ordering site.
Parking: Strip mall lot on Hwy 99 — easy, free.
Best for: Late-night dinner, halal-required dining, South Everett weeknight meals, delivery nights.
The Bottom Line
Gyro Guys Halal Grill is doing what South Everett’s international food corridor needed — a fully halal Mediterranean grill with late hours, strong portions, and a focused menu executed well. The hummus is reason enough to go. The gyro plates and kebabs make it a full meal. The midnight weekend hours make it an actual option when alternatives have shut down. If you’re on the south side after 9pm and want real food, this is your answer.
Want to round out a south Everett food tour? Pair it with Dumpling World on SE Everett Mall Way or Ubuntu Bar & Grill’s South African braai on Hardeson Road. The south side of this city has a serious international food scene and most people in North Everett haven’t found it yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Gyro Guys Halal Grill in Everett?
12025 Hwy 99, Suite G, Everett, WA 98204 — in a strip mall on the Hwy 99 corridor in South Everett.
What are Gyro Guys Halal Grill’s hours?
Monday–Thursday: 11am–11pm. Friday–Saturday: 11am–midnight. Sunday: 11am–11pm.
Is Gyro Guys Halal Grill actually halal certified?
Yes — fully halal certified. The owners confirmed all meat is halal. This is distinct from “halal-style” restaurants without full certification.
What should I order at Gyro Guys Halal Grill?
Gyro plates, kebab plates, and hummus all receive strong reviews. The Greek fries and falafel are also worth trying. The hummus is a standout dish on its own.
Does Gyro Guys offer online ordering?
Yes — pickup and delivery available at gyroguyshalal.com.
Is Gyro Guys Halal Grill open late in Everett?
Yes — midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, 11pm every other night of the week.
