Pasha’s

Pasha’s has gone down hill lately. I used to eat it a lot but after my last few experiences I won’t be going back. It’s too expensive for what it is and the quality was subpar. Too bad.

This location is PERMANENTLY CLOSED. It is a shame as it was very healthy fast food. Prices were reasonable considering the location and the quality. The Brickell location is still open today.

Pasha’s on Miracle Mile is no longer in business… not entirely surprising when you consider their quality freefalled over the course of my last few visits. It’s too bad, I enjoyed it for a while.

I enjoy this place for dinner. Overall the food is good, though pricing on regular nights is on the higher side. Still a great pick for a healthy meal.
One quibble that I have ever time that I have though; the smell when you first walk in is somewhat off-​putting. Oddly enough, you can only detect it for about 30 seconds or so before you get used to it and it disappears completely.
Otherwise, the pide are really delicious. The hummus is excellent. The felafel is good, if a little on the dry side. The desserts are yummy too!
Pasha’s is a regular stop in my eating out rotation…

Good healthy food. Go on Thursdays after 4 and everything on the menu is 50% off. The baklava is AMAZING!

Ambience=awesome, good service, and lovely food. Love the free pineapple juice for the check-​in!

im so glad i finally decided to try out pashas after years of walking right past it. its now of my faves on my lunch rotation.
the food is way better than your typical fast food. both healthy and delicious. i love their hummus and the wraps are my go to.
the service is really weird, kinda slow and disinterested, especially if you sit outside.

I agree with other reviews that Pasha’s is a bit expensive: nothing new there. However, this place should get five stars for their hummus and olives alone. Fresh and fast — perfect place for a snack.

I’ve been here 100 times and don’t know how I’ve never reviewed it. This place never gets old. I love their hummus, their juices, their falafel, their beef adanas, their rice, their desserts — I love it all. Especially their mushroom pide.
The place is always clean, the staff is friendly and attentice. The service is a little slow sometimes but I rather wait for fresh food than eat crappy food fast.
The food here is super tasty & healthy, you never walk out feeling guilty or ashamed which is a big plus in my book.

I was not very impressed at all in this restaurant. My boyfriend and I had wraps and they were very dry, hardly had any seasoning, and not generous at all. We had gone thinking about all their advertisements and since it says its healthy food, but honestly, I did not like it.

On Tuesday, (my first day of vacation), I met up with a friend at Pasha’s since I had a great experience on the Friday before. However, lunch time was a different experience. My friend ordered the beef adame with Tabouli salad and I ordered the Salmon Shish on garden salad. First of all, the food was freshly prepared and it was great. However, it was the middle of the lunch rush in Coral Gables and all the waitstaff were rushing to satisfy everyone. In the midst, our waitress forgot about us when we called for the check and my friend warned me that she always pays cash to avoid any mishap which was what happened to us.
First, our waitress verbally stated that she took off the chocomousse because I had a coupon for a free one, however, it was still on our check. My friend placed her side of the check and when it came back the charge was still there. So we summoned our waitress to take the charge off. She apologized and took the bill back. However, her manager came back and wanted my credit card back. When her manager came back, the whole amount was charged to my credit card. I told him that it was not correct He apologized and once again came back and this time with the correct amount that should have been charged. I paid it and left. However, what a hassle! I probably think since our waitress’ manager did not serve us then he did not know what was exchanged.
I guess the lunch rush got the waitstaff confused.

A blasé two. It’s fine if you need a quick falafel fix and you’re in the area. Otherwise, it’s somewhat aggressively priced, and doesn’t deliver what one would expect at those price points.
For example, the steak wrap at $ 8. I ordered that yesterday, even though now I realize that I had ordered the same thing months before and had the same complaints about it. It’s a skinny wrap with about 5 cubes of beef, a couple slices of red pepper and tzatziki sauce. It tastes all right, decent tzatziki. There’s just not a lot to it. And further, it falls apart in your hand and makes a glorious mess as you try to eat it.
Would be a solid three if the portions were beefed up to match the prices. And, it’d be nice if I could eat one of the wraps without getting yogurt sauce all over myself.

Wanted something healthy and close to the office, after a friend raving about this place so much i decided to give it a try.
Man, this place is sooo good. The hummus is awesome and fresh, and i decided on the chicken gyro wrap which was very good as well. If you want some dessert try to chocomousse its great!
Thank you so much for the great food pasha’s, i’ll be coming back soon!

Nice place and the service was good. I want to like it, but unfortunately, I guess I’m just not into Mediterranean food.
I didn’t go inside, but outside there’s a nice little couch area you can dine in if you make it there first. Eating outside is pretty good for people-​watching on the mile.
I have no clue what I ordered, since this was a while ago, but I guess it wasn’t memorable. Not gross, not good, I simply have no recollection.
At the very least, if a friend dragged me here, I wouldn’t object as long as I got to sit outside.

Let me say this before I get started: sometimes I’m a little unsure of Mediterranean foods. I went to this place after telling my cohorts (colleagues maybe?) that while in the area I’d prefer to try local/​indy places as opposed to chains. I don’t know if this is a chain/​mini local chain or what. I do know that what I had was tasty!!! It was like spanakopita but it was called something börek (I understand that is essentially the family to which spanakopita belongs or something) and was tasty!!! It came with a salad which I totally couldn’t make room for because I shoveled down the stuff. Yum!
It was really rather affordable and quick, too. Others who ordered enjoyed their food as well. They have you order at the counter and get a buzzer thing to signal you when to come n get it!!! They serve breakfast that looks yummy. We ate on the patio and really had a lovely time.

Are you craving Mediterranean style fare on a budget in a fast food setting with the option to sit and be waited on? This place does all those things which I found to be a little odd. Should I sit and be waited on or pick up my stuff and sit down?
No more suspense, my friend and I ordered at the counter and sat ourselves outside then went back in 30 seconds later to pick up our food that was probably sitting under a lamp. I had the chicken wrap that was mediocre and my friend had the rice and steak shish kebabs. We started with the pile (pronounced pee-​lay?), I can’t remember the name but it was better than what I ate. It is really just some flat bread with a mix of cheeses and chopped tomato then shaped into a flat football and heated until the cheese is melted. Mediterranean pizza? Go for cheap food.

Yummy Mediterranean fast food on Miracle Mile.
I don’t know why so many of the reviews have to mention that Pasha’s is «NOT CHEAP.» No, they don’t have $.49 hamburger days like McDonalds, but it’s still a relatively cheap option for lunch or dinner.
A healthy lunch for 2 for around $ 15 is cheap in my book.
The falafel wrap is my favorite, and my husband believes that their jasmine rice is the best side dish in the world. There’s also a really good spicy chicken wrap.
If you save room in your stomach and on your waistband, try the baklava. It’s really yummy!

Come on fellow Unilocalers… why does fast food have to be cheap. Anyways, the food here is really fresh and yes, it does come fast. Choose to order at the counter or sit down and be waited on for a few buck tip. I choose the later. The grilled shish kabobs are great with yummy vegetables and fragrant rice. I was brought a steaming hot pita after my food was dropped off by my lovely server. It looked like whole wheat so I was psyched.
I had the grilled chicken platter which comes with 2 different types of chicken, vegetables and rice. I asked for a spicy sauce and was brought a red sauce that had some Mediterranean spices in a tomato base. It was really good and made the meal complete.
Iced tea served in a real glass… and yes, the fresh squeezed juices are really good. Try Pasha’s for breakfast (which I have) and order an egg wrap and juice. You will start your day out right.

I love Mediterranean food and was intrigued when I walked by Pasha’s. *MISTAKE* I wish I would’ve read the reviews on here before I went; my experience was a dreadful one.
As said before, do NOT let them coax you into sitting at a table and taking your order! Just walk up to the counter.
Our waitress was a nightmare.
We asked for «just water» and she brought Fiji water (that wasn’t even cold) and opened it before we could tell her no. However, once we did we received a first-​class eye roll.
We weren’t starving so we opted not to have an appetizer, yet five minutes later our exceptional waitress brought out pita & hummus. When our food finally came out I was excited, BUT it wasn’t correct and we had to send it back in (the pita & hummus was eventually consumed because our food took so long.)
Despite all of the problems, the worst part of the dinner was having to give our waitress 15% gratuity. It also became clear as to why she brought out the Fiji water and appetizer, trying to increase her reward.
Overall, I was not that impressed with the food. It’s not that healthy, nor are the options that unique. I expected more flavor, it was quite average. I guess we’re spoiled up here in Orlando.
Their menu was quite extensive though… I’ll give them that.

Not quick, not healthy and not inexpensive.
Don’t come in with great expectations because you will no doubt be disappointed.
If you are bit familiar with the Mediterranean menu, then you will feel at home when ordering, if you are not… take a risk and order just about anything that sounds good from the menu — However, there are far better middle eastern places in town with better options and a better bang for your buck.