text: This little cart of goodness is an underrated gem in my book.  I truly love food-cart food, but I frequently miss out on them due to my work schedule. But luckily, this cart has much more expansive hours than most, and can be found out in front of the UW Credit Union on the square almost all day long on weekdays. Breakfast falafel? Done. Gyro at 4pm?  Sure thing. \n\nYou can tell a food cart is good by certain earmarks. First, can you almost see the wafting scent of spices and grilled meats grabbing you by the nose and pulling you in, like a Looney-Toons mouse to a wheel of cheese? Does that smell make it hard for you to keep walking, beckoning you to just pause a moment and consider that wonderfull smell. \n\nNext, if it is a foreign regional food cart, are there patrons from that region hanging out nearby and chatting with the owner?  You bet there are here. The fellow working there is always nice, chatting up his friendly regulars and working hard simultaneously. He always returns my salaams, and once gave me a free falafel ball to munch on while I waited, since my gyro was going to be a few minutes longer than normal. I told him it was no big deal, I didn't mind and extra minute. He gave it to me anyway and said, \"You try. You like. Falafel makes you happy.\"  Yes.  Yes it does. \n\nBut really, I come for their Gyro. It's simple, classic, and deliciously aromatic. It's so good, and reasonably priced, it's what I almost always get. It's my favorite gyro downtown. I was less of a fan of the chicken I tried once, but really I'm not here for the chicken, so I won't be sad about going back to my darling classic gyros. \n\nLong story short, this cart consistently serves up delectable, hot, reasonably priced food all day. Don't fear the cart, embrace it.