Pita Kitchen

“This place makes a filet mignon wrap under $15.00.”

hcbekardi★★★

Disappointed especially for the quality and over all expensive price. The chicken and hummus was the only thing I was able to eat. The rice was mushy and sticky, not at all like Mediterranean rice. The salad was bland and looked freezer burn.

Wow Noice★★★★★

I got the chicken shawarma wrap with a side of garlic sauce. Best wrap I’ve had in my entire life! It’s saucy, seasoned, and just great. The homemade baklava is also good! The filling is very flavor full but some of the spices in the filling can be a little over powering. The register man with the red hat was very welcoming.

Eunice★★★★★

Casual Cozy spot with parking in the back or street. I ordered a 2 meats combo plate. Beef/lamb sharwam + beef shish kebab with side or Mideast salad and babaganoush. The beef shish kebab was probably the best I’ve had!

Universal Experiences★

When I walked in, the first thing I noticed was the beef and lamb shawarma sitting out, and I could immediately tell it was processed, pre-cooked frozen gyro meat. To be sure, I asked the cashier, and they confirmed it was frozen. That was enough for me to avoid ordering it altogether. They did say the chicken shawarma is homemade, so I decided to give that a try. The chicken shawarma plate came with rice and two sides. Out of everything, the tabouli was the only item that actually felt fresh and homemade. The hummus, on the other hand, tasted bland and processed—nothing like a freshly made h