Pita Pit

I haven’t had any issues with the food I have ordered here but the online ordering is just a pain! The 3 times I’ve used it I’ve had nothing but issues and the most recent time my order got double and I ended up paying $ 20 more than I should have.

Driving down W 210, I saw the Pita Pit sign and immediately craved a Gyro. I pulled in and went inside and, mouth watering, ordered a gyro. After paying, moved down the counter to pickup my order.
I was greeted by a genial young man who wanted to know «what I wanted on it?» I replied that I just wanted the gyro, nothing special. It was immediately obvious that he had no idea what goes on a gyro (lettuce, onion, tomato, gyro meat and tahini sauce, Classic gyro). He ended up handing it off to someone else who asked me the same question. I told her the same thing and she gave me «the look» at which time I should have asked for my money back and left, but I had my heart set on that gyro. She then proceeded to toss a bunch of diced cucumber into the pita, followed by black olives a sprinkling of diced tomato and a dollop of tahini sauce.
As she was finishing up, I asked if she had put onion and tomato in and she said she had. I’d seen the look, so I didn’t argue the point, just took my pseudo-​gyro and left.
It’s obvious this place is built on the Subway model, which I’m no fan of – you see a commercial for a tasty-​looking sub, go in and order it and are then asked to recite the ingredients. When you say you just want what was on the sandwich in the «Chipoltle Chicken commercial», the woman behind the counter says, «I didn’t see it. What’s on it?
If I wanted to make the sandwich, I’d apply for a job there so I could frustrate thousands.
Anyway, the Pita Pit is no longer on my list of «I should try that place». I will give the wrap place next door a try, though.

I’ve eaten here a few times and have always enjoyed my food, but tonight I feel I received exceptional service. I stopped into to the restaurant with my mother and boyfriend to grab a quick bite before a movie. My mother had never been before, so she had many questions about the menu and ordering. The young man a the register was very kind and patient with us and introduced us to the rewards program while we were taking our time figuring out what to eat. After we sat down he came over to our table to check on us (specifically my mother) to make sure we were enjoying our meal. It was unexpected for a «grab and go» place like that to have someone check in on you after you get your food. All the staff was really especially nice and patient with us and we really enjoyed our experience!

Stopped by for the first time on a Wednesday evening and this place was chaotic! There must have been a special event going on or a school group stopped by because there were little kids running around, it was so loud it was hard to hear, and the lines for the paying and picking your toppings were jumbled into an indiscernible hot mess. I tried to get my food to-​go as quickly as possible! (Staff was friendly though).
All that aside, the food was good. Like others have said, Pita Pit is almost like a Mediterranean Subway — you pick your main meat or veggie, pay for it, then move over to add your sauces and fresh toppings. Pita’s are $ 7-​$ 8 depending on what you order and you can add sides like cookies, drinks, and chips for a couple dollars more (unimpressive sides). You can choose between a wheat or white pita, served cold or warm, and no extra charge for hummus or avocado. I went with a gyro ($ 7.59) and added hummus, feta, cucumbers, lettuce, red onion and tzatziki.
It was a decent size, but definitely not huge and did not fill me up for dinner. It did taste good though, and I did not feel bad about eating it like I would a greasy burger. I’d check this place out again, maybe try a different pita and really stuff it. Dolce Wraps is right next door though and their Middle Eastern wraps are big and pretty good… it will be a hard decision next time I’m at Westgate!

The owner is so nice and he is always there! Fresh, clean place. I stop in about once a week. So far the gyro is my favorite.
Give it a try, you will not be disappointed!

I work for a wellness company. We tend to cater our lunch meeting on a weekly basis. We love Pita Pit for their selection of flavorful quality food that doesn’t compromise our standards for healthy options. Pita Pit’s service is hands down the best we have experienced, always going above and beyond for their customers. Definitely deserves 5 stars!
Thanks for all you do!

We received a catered lunch from a sales rep today. The large tray of pita sandwiches and hummus were very fresh. I tried a prime rib and Dagwood style Pita, they were delicious! Our staff cleared out the hummus dip quickly. Highly recommend the Pita Pit!

Awesome. Friendly service, clean resturant, polite friendly staff. Couldn’t have asked for better service. The pita was delicious all the ingredients very fresh and full of flavor. Definitely my new lunch stop.

Overpriced and bland. The lettuce in my wrap was brown. Eat less chain restaurant & more flavorful unique small business at Dolce Wraps next door.

The Pita Pit will always hold a special place in my heart. :) My first job in college in Oxford, Ohio was at the Pita Pit. I literally ate there every single day and never got sick of the food. I was ecstatic when I found out that they were bringing Pita Pit to North East Ohio! It was like a dream come true!
You really can’t go wrong with anything you order on the menu. The toppings and sauces are unlimited so I pretty much put one of each in my pita. The ingredients are so fresh and the best part is you can add hummus OR guac to your pita AT NO CHARGE!!!
My favorite is the chicken pita with all the fixings. The secret sauce is the final touch! Once I’m done creating it, It probably weighs at least 3 pounds lol! Forget Subway or Jimmy Johns, Pita Pit is where it’s at !!!

The concept is simple. Pita’s stuffed with items of your choosing. Think Subway, but with a middle eastern flare.

I’ll take it from the top. You walk in and you’re immediately greeted by a lovely and friendly welcoming staff with smiling faces. You see a bar of toppings consisting of a plethora of tasty options. The setup at Pita Pit kind of resembles a hybrid of a Subway, Dolce Wraps and Chipotle if they were to be conjoined. The meats were cooked fresh on a flat top grill reminding me of chipotle. They kind of have some Mediterranean type options reminding me of Dolce Wraps. Then you have the veggie and sauce bar reminding me of Subway but with much better options with plenty of variety. With that being said I like Pita Pit better than all 3 but you can’t beat the stir fry at Dolce Wraps and you won’t find it at Pita Pit. I highly recommend the Ancho Chipotle sauce if you don’t mind a little zing to your zang but there are tons of others to choose from. So head over, jump into the Pit and create your own Pita. I think you’ll like what you taste.

I met a group of fellow Unilocaler’s for my first time visit to the Pita Pit. Pita Pit offers healthier choices for a faster food option. You select your protein and then build a custom made sandwich or salad from there. Choices range from chicken, beef, tuna, ham, turkey and breakfast or vegetarian options. I had the chicken Souvlaki pita. While the chicken was freshly grilled, the real star is the topping and sauce selection. There are 18 toppings, 5 cheeses, and 18 sauces to customize your creation. They do not skimp either. My sandwich was stuffed with fresh vegetables and wrapped in a soft and warm, whole wheat pita. Side dishes offered are bagged chips, pita & dip, or Otis Spunkmeyer cookies. While I liked my chicken, I like the Falafel even better that another Unilocaler let me sample. Another Unilocaler had a breakfast pita, but that did not appeal to me. It looked like the egg used was a pre-​cooked egg product instead of a fresh egg. I understand that this is fast food so they need to use pre-​cooked eggs, bacon, etc., but not my cup of tea.
Bottom line, this is a great and tasty sandwich option for fast food. You can fill up on fresh veggies and protein which is so much better for you.
This location just opened last month and there are plans to expand to several other locations in NEO. Manager, Brian, plans to open a Strongsville location this spring.

Wow! After my first Pita Pit experience, I’m a fan! Very tasty, fresh, and healthy! The interior is bright and inviting and the workers are quick and efficient, so the line moves at a good pace.
You tell the cashier what kind of pita you want: chicken souvlaki, gyro, prime rib, falafel, or a variety of breakfast pitas… I went with prime rib on a regular wheat pita loaded up with tasty, fresh toppings (fillings). They grill master cooks up the meat and brings it over to the assembly line to place it inside the the giant, fluffy pita. You get your choice from a plethora of fresh veggies, cheeses, sauces, and other assorted condiments to fill your pita sammich. It all gets rolled up tightly and you’re ready to indulge!
I’m looking forward to seeing more Pita Pit locations open up in Cleveland! Very delicious!

Food is fresh and delicious and perfection. The staff and owner are super friendly too. Also hilarious !

Yay, finally a pita pit in Cleveland! You really can’t go wrong here, they have every ingredient you could imagine for you to choose from and roll into your pita. Since I’m a veg head I always go for the falafel and love getting to make it my own. I always feel a little better about getting fast food here since they make it right in front of you… Probably not super healthy but it seems like it!

A friend recommended Pita Pit to me since I live close. The store opened just a few weeks ago and he had already visited there 5 times. With a review like that, I had to go!
I stopped in on a weekday afternoon and was instantly greeted by the pleasant staff. I told them it was my first time there and the young lady was happy to have me visit and told me a bit about the menu. When I selected my pita, she confirmed it was a great choice.
The next girl who made my sandwich was the same kind of friendly– very customer service oriented and appreciative of their customers. She suggested perfect toppings for my chicken souvlaki. It was delicious– lots of flavor, well constructed and a pretty good price.
The dining room was clean, with a few tables and booths for seating. Menu board was easy to read and everything seemed very organized.
I wish they had Pepsi products, that would really be the only thing to improve the dining experience. I will be back for certain!

I’m really impressed with the rockstar service I received here. I was immediately greeted with a smile and asked if I had been to a Pita Pit before. Obviously living in Cleveland it has been quite some time (my last visit was in my college days) so it was good to get a solid refresher on how it worked.
I was impressed with how quick everything was made. One employee started my pita by adding all of the toppings I wanted while the meat was grilled. Super efficient system and there was obvious team work and great communication.
It is so nice to have an option where you can get a quick, healthy lunch that isn’t Subway (which isn’t really healthy anyways). Thanks for bringing Pita Pit to Westgate Mall (and to the Cleveland area in general!). I’ll definitely be back.

Service was top notch. Very friendly staff and engaging. 5 stars there.
Food wise it was real good! I thinks it a touch expense for what you are getting. But I would go again. Quesapita was real real good, but for 5 bucks is a tad expensive.

The food was good and the staff bent over backwards to accommodate us. My husband and I ordered meat free meals and without being prompted to the young man taking care of us changed his gloves and offered to microwave my falafel and my husbands black bean patty so that they wouldn’t come in contact with any meat or dairy. It’s so difficult to go out to eat as a vegan, I’m happy to say I have a new go to place with such good food.