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| - The fam and I needed a quick bite after 12 pm on a Thursday, but did not want the usual fast food. We spotted Pita Pit at the front side of Antiquity Point shopping center. We headed in that direction and parked on the street.
Two of the staff members welcomed us as soon as we entered. The store is small, but had ample seating. Looked clean. They had a few diners, but the place wasn't busy. There was no line. We paused to take a look at the menu and one of the staff members asked if we had been there before. We said it was our first time. One of the guys proceeded to explain the menu and ordering process. They cook your choice of protein on the grill, place it in a pita, then add your preferred toppings. Easy. After a few minutes, we decided on:
Chicken Souvlaki pita $7.19
Falafel pita $6.90
Kids pita $3.79
Chips $1.29
Drinks $2.29
When I ordered the chicken souvlaki, the same guy who explained the ordering process informed me that they use dark meat and asked if I was okay with that. I was. I appreciated his honesty because the type of meat used is not stated on the menu, just the ingredients. He also asked whether I wanted white or wheat pita. He fired the chicken up in the grill, placed it on a pita then added spinach, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and hummus per my request. I thought it was delicious. The ingredients looked and tasted fresh. The only downside is the size. They roll the pita into a burrito comparable to the size to a small burrito, maybe even a kids burrito. I have a big appetite.
I asked the fam about their pitas and they both enjoyed theirs, too. I don't remember the exact kids pita my son ordered. It was either chicken or ham? Anyway, my guys devoured theirs in minutes and had no complaints. They're both honest if they don't like something. Or maybe we were all just really hungry.
The service was excellent. The staff was super friendly, helpful, and patient. We will return.
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