Pita Pit

When my food was delivered they forgot my drinks and chips that I had already paid for.

It took over an hour for delivery. Food was cold. Meat was burnt. And completely dissapointing. A waste of money for service like this. And they had forgotten my drink. And there were vegetables that I didn’t ask for in my food. I am unsatisfied and a little peeved.
Just a little review on the food that I received. Thank you have a good day.

Affordable college food that tastes great after a night out on High Street. That’s pretty much where it ends. If you’re going out for lunch or dinner there are plenty of better places to eat in Morgantown within a 5 minute walk.

We are an overtly conscious society: conscious socially, ethically, dietetically. When it comes right down to it, there is very little to be conscious of ourselves when we’re so preoccupied with calorie counting and paradigm shifting. Take a walk through WVU’s downtown campus and chances are you’ll come across a rally, a protest — some new consciousness being propagated with vehement tones and resplendent posters.
Comparisons are drawn between Pita Pit and Subway, and I think they’re apt in many ways. For the health-​conscious person, Pita Pit offers some excellent options, in the vein of Subway’s advertising campaign (7 subs under 7 grams of fat). But whereas Subway’s claims are questionable and as recent research has suggested, downright specious, I think Pita Pit holds their bar rather high. Yes, it’s still a fast-​food cousin with a little increase in price to exploit those who are trying to limit by-​products and pesticides. All that considered, however, there are few better options in downtown Morgantown — or in greater Morgantown, for that matter.
Best of all, it’s easy to find a vegetarian option for even the most carnivorous among us. While I have no problem eating meat, I think it’s good to take the occasional break. If you’re skeptical, start off with the spicy black bean pita with ancho chipotle sauce. Their hummus is also excellent. Pita Pit’s something a little different in downtown Morgantown and for that reason, I think it offers a healthy niche for conscious or conscience-​driven eaters.

When Subway is just too much, I can always go to Pita Pit. The myriad of healthy things in the cooler make my mouth water all the time. Its really nice to know that I can grab something, look up what I had just eaten, and still feel great. Thanks, Pita Pit!