Pita Pit

as a vegan from brooklyn, my standards are pretty high but I was psyched to find a spot with veggie options open ’til 3am in Harrisburg, PA. the downside is that the falafel was a bit chalky and they cook it on the same grill as meat and cheese

Great alternative to Subway! The food was good and plenty for a fair price. The young man working behind the counter was really nice and patient with me. It was my first time here, so I had to study the menu and the ingredients for a while.

I usually love this place. The food is good and fresh. Today however my experience was pretty awful. We came in at 8:30 on a Wed. The door says they close at 10pm and yet the staff are aggressively slamming things around while cleaning up. I get it. The last hour is tough but you don’t need to be rude blasting music, slamming chairs around and yelling at customers that you’re closing. Absolutely ridiculous and unprofessional.

Dan is a fantastic manager. I love tomato pepper hack cheese soup. So YUM.

Superior pita technology. As a vegetarian, it is a blessing to have this place so close by. Great quality and value.

Was driving through on a post-​bar Saturday night on Fallback Sunday, Halloween weekend. Felt hungry as I usually do after having some drinks so thought we’d check out Harrisburg 2^nd Street for some late night eats. After passing up a few other almost equally attractive selections, my buddy and I decided Pita Pit was the chosen one.
On a month-​to-​month basis, I do not eat sandwich wraps. It is likely, that, one would compare Pita Pits offerings to a sandwich wrap. While they have similarities, my taste buds and I felt that a «Pita» was something different.
They have a nice selection on the menu and their meats are cooked up on the grill. After the meat is ready, it is topped on the pita which is prepped on a counter similar to a Subway Sub shop – where your pita is topped with your choice of veggie, sauces, and cheeses.
Since what we really wanted was to drive to Philly for subs at 3am, but would be way to tired to make it home if we did that; we ordered the Philly Cheesesteak Pita with Double Meat.
While the taste was impeccable and toppings stuffed to the limits, the double meat seemed like a partial meat, and then the pita themselves were the old-​fashioned grocery store style with the pockets not the more authentic ones I’ve tasted from Mediterranean and Persian restaurants. We ordered three double meat pitas, a hummus, and two drinks came out to $ 33, which we felt was high for what we received, not what we nominally ordered.
Would I come back again? Hmmm… I’ll probably try the neighbors first then come back here again.

Not bad. Harrisburg is like Philly Lite.
When we walked in it had the feel of a Subway, down to the customize your toppings. Halfway through a 6 hour drive we wanted cheap and fast and that worked.
The food quality ended up being better than expected. After a foolish Gyro order in Virginia we needed to get that taste out of our mouths. Success!
I’m assuming this place is a chain. I hope to see a few pop up in New Jersey.

Used to eat here two or three times per week. Went there my last time the other day. The pittas keep getting smaller and smaller. I usually get spinach and tomatoes in with the meat selection. I counted this time. Seven spinach leaves and ten little bits of tomato. Really?!?

Worst pita I’ve ever had. Healthy? My order was made wrong and it just didn’t taste good. Did nothing for me and neither of us wants to go back; was our worst meal in Harrisburg that weekend.

Think I’ve been to this Pita Pit a handful of times & every time have been satisfied & very happy. Customer service is usually very good, they’re fantastic about loading your pita with as many veggies as you want (& as a vegetarian, I appreciate that!), they make helpful suggestions when I can’t decide on which sauce to try… and I never get anything but the falafel pita. Somehow they never screw up the falafel! It’s never dry from overcooking or tasteless from under-​seasoning. And the pita’s huge! Easily a 2-​meal pita but I’m sure we’re all «face-​stuffers» & eat it all right away — I know I do!