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The Yiros Shop is a Greek restaurant located on George Street, bringing a modern, social-media-friendly vibe to classic yiros flavors. The brand leans into fresh herb-forward combinations, with highlights like herb mayo yiros and bold dipping sauces that aim to upgrade everyday tastes. Its posts capture the everyday moments around the shop—from quick lunch pairings like a yiros with an ice-cold Pepsi Max to playful, lighthearted customer and workplace scenes—making it feel both approachable and fun while staying focused on flavor.

Recent social media posts

26/10/2026

Flame grilled Lamb, tzatziki, and about 80 years of practice. The Traditional Lamb Yiros, built the way it's always been built 🇬🇷

19/10/2026

Most kids got a Nintendo. Nick got a pair of tongs.

Long before he and his dad Jimmy opened The Yiros Shop, Nick was 8 years old, standing next to Yiayia (that’s Greek for Nanna) at the family BBQ, learning the family Yiros. Not from a cookbook. From getting it wrong and doing it again until she nodded.

That’s the same Yiros on our menu today. Same recipe, same standards, slightly taller cook.

He’s still working on doing the dishes though.

Real people, real flavours, real food 🇬🇷

12/10/2026

Update from Eatons Hill: The signs are down, and you’d drive past without ever knowing a Taco Bell was here 🇬🇷

It's a bit surreal, that's now two American chains gone, and two of their old sites trusted to us. A family run Greek restaurant that started with one tiny shop on James St in 2015.

Next up, a very big tin of Greek Blue 🎨 Yassou! 💙

05/10/2026

Yiayia never understood the drive-thru. Food you don’t sit down for? Scandalous.

But even she’d admit it: a flame-grilled Yiros passed through your car window, still warm, still wrapped properly, is a very good thing on a busy Tuesday.

So that’s what we built. Beenleigh, Berrinba, North Lakes, Morayfield, and Molendinar on the Gold Coast. Each one the first Greek drive-thru in its area, serving the same food our family has been arguing over the right way to make for generations.

Swipe through to see them all. And if you’re eating in the car park, we won’t tell Yiayia.

Queensland’s only Greek drive-thru brand 🇦🇺🇬🇷

24/09/2026

First a Carl’s Jr on the Gold Coast. Now a Taco Bell at Eatons Hill 🇬🇷

The purple is coming down, the Greek Blue is going up, and the north side is getting a Greek drive-thru. Family-owned, Queensland-grown, since 2015!

22/09/2026

For everyone who says “idk you pick”

17/09/2026

A box of flame grilled chicken and chips for $7.95. Yiayia says that’s practically stealing 🇬🇷

07/09/2026

Safe to say the trial shift didn’t work out.

30/08/2026

Courtesy of The Yiros Shop

Address

149 George Street
Beenleigh, QLD
4207

The Yiros Shop, George Street, Beenleigh

Public transport
- Take a train to Beenleigh Station.
- Walk to George Street (about 5–10 minutes depending on your exact starting point).
- Follow signs for George Street and continue along the main strip until you reach the shopfront on George Street.

Driving and parking
- From Brisbane, take the M1 toward Logan/Beenleigh, then follow signs to Beenleigh and George Street.
- Drive along George Street in Beenleigh and look for nearby street parking.
- If street parking is limited, use nearby public car parks around the Beenleigh town centre area and walk back to George Street.

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What people say

The Yiros Shop on George Street, Beenleigh is a Greek restaurant that clearly knows how to deliver flavour with personality. From the social posts, it’s easy to see the menu is built for satisfying lunches and cravings, with standout items like herb-forward yiros that keep things fresh and memorable. The “heavy on the herb” vibe comes through strongly, suggesting generous seasoning and bold taste in every bite.

It also looks like a place where value and enjoyment go hand in hand—posts highlight simple, feel-good meal combinations (like pairing a yiros with an ice-cold Pepsi Max) and even playful comparisons that point to consistent quality. The mention of herb mayo yiros adds extra appeal, reinforcing that there’s thought behind the sauces and finishing touches.

Beyond the food, The Yiros Shop’s social presence feels fun and relatable—lighthearted moments from staff life and customer interactions give it a welcoming, down-to-earth atmosphere. Overall, it comes across as a local favourite for anyone who wants a tasty Greek-style meal with plenty of character.