We have been going to Founaris Bros. for over 25 years, first when located on 9th Avenue and then on Hwy. 29. Both locations serve fantastic food. I've tried everything and love it all.

i love all of their food. it's unbelievably delicious. i have tried most things over the years

I ate here the first time with my husband on a weekday which was not as busy... I enjoyed their hummus and pizza... very good selections the soup was delicious too... our waitress was very friendly

Parking is fine, the place is clean. It looks as if it was redone since the last time we were here. Nice decor and better seating

Excellent food and value. Love their menu especially some of the Greek dishes. Pizza is excellent.

This little gem is located in a completely dive hotel! The food is amazing and the staff are like family! Haven't been back here in almost 7 years and it's like returning home. One of the best Greek pizzas you will ever experience and if you can eat two slices you have portion control issues! If you ever get the chance it's a must try.

I have only eaten here for lunch. Normally while waiting on my car to be serviced. But have never been disappointed. The gyro platter has a very generous serving of meat, with some of the best pita bread on the planet. An incredible deal for $10. I add an order of fry's and no way I can eat it all. Typically I bring half the meat with the nice sauce home and have enough for lunch the next day.

Founaris Bros is consistently good. This probably one the best place to get a gyro sandwich in Pensacola. I usually get the small Greek salad with Gyro for my usual low carb option. Today I was intrigued by the soup of the day "chili gyro", so I ordered the soup and salad (Greek salad with Gyro and Gyro Chili). The Gyro chili interestingly satisfying. I had their meat pizza with Gyro which I recommend. My other favorite is their meatball appetizer. Their service is always good. You can dine in or order carry out.

Walked in and was immediately greeted and seated. Our server was very nice and prompt with drinks. The inside was very clean but the decor was a little plain...nothing screams Greek restaurant to me, but this is not a Greek restaurant The food....well I really do not understand how this can be called a Greek restaurant with a single section of Greek dinners a few greek salads. Feels like a huge reach when the majority of the menu read more like an Italian restaurant. This was not a surprise to me as I looked it up before we went. Just thought well maybe what they serve will be super fantastic. Unfortunately that was not really the case. Please do not misread me...the food was served hot and pretty quick. It just missed the mark. The pita is very obviously not house made and was very thin. I would expect from a greek restaurant fresh pita. The gyro meat was good and you could see the meat spinners upon entering the restaurant. The baklava cheese cake although was interesting it obviously is not fresh made either as it has a hint of freon from sitting in the fridge. So the only thing I could suggest is change the name to "Greekish" or " Greek adjacent"