Greek Gyro — Arby's
Sandwich · Beef and lamb gyro meat, tzatziki, pita
Nutrition Facts
Value score blends protein-per-dollar (45%), calories-per-dollar (15%) and nutrition quality (40%) against every priced item we track. How it’s calculated →
Is the Greek Gyro a good deal?
At a typical $6.39, the Greek Gyro at Arby's gives you 700 calories and 23g of protein — 3.6g of protein and 110 calories for every dollar you spend. That earns it a value score of 63/100, which ranks it #78 of the 133 sandwich items we've priced across every chain (the typical sandwich item returns about 3.8g of protein per dollar).
On the numbers it's an unremarkable value pick in its category. Worth noting, though — sodium runs high (1,370mg). If you want more for your money in the same category, Baja Chicken Protein Pocket at Subway scores higher (80/100 value, $3.99).
Price by metro
| Metro | Price | Protein / $ | Cal / $ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver | $5.59 | 4.1g | 125 |
| Springfield MO | $5.79 | 4.0g | 121 |
| Atlanta | $6.39 | 3.6g | 110 |
| Miami | $6.39 | 3.6g | 110 |
| Minneapolis | $6.39 | 3.6g | 110 |
| Phoenix | $6.39 | 3.6g | 110 |
| Chicago | $6.99 | 3.3g | 100 |
| New York | $7.29 | 3.2g | 96 |
| Los Angeles | $7.49 | 3.1g | 93 |
| Seattle | $7.49 | 3.1g | 93 |
| San Francisco | $8.29 | 2.8g | 84 |