Pita Pan

The food is delicious especially the grilled chicken gyro. The only things wrong are the wait times are kind of long and the parking can be a pain when they are busy.

This place is amazing! I’ve heard about this place for so long and just went. The food was outstanding and the customer service was so friendly. The food was made fast and delicious. I wish I started coming awhile ago. I ordered a grilled chicken gyro and Greek salad and it was the best I’ve had so far!!! Definitely will be coming back.

My favorites are the cheesesteaks! Plus they have cream soda and amazing rice pudding. The place is always so clean

Pita Pan is so clean he could be rimmed. Oh my.
The food is good. I only wish they had more Greek options. Their menu is pretty consistent with other pizza and sub shops.

I got the grilled chicken sandwich. Soooooo good! I called in my order. This place is very clean and the people are very nice and accommodating. Did I mention how good my sandwich was? lol! Like seriously!!?
I come here for lunch. The place was not too crowded and I didn’t have a long wait.

Very clean! The food was great too! Husband got a shrimp cheese fish sub and I got the shrimp cheesesteak. Dee-​lish! Only downfall was the cheesecake. While husband’s red velvet cheesecake was pretty good, the plain was flavorless, with a gritty/​grainy bite to it, and it seemed ‘wet’ in the middle (I could only tolerate one bite)…maybe it was just a bad batch. Nevertheless, the food was awesome and I would eat here again!

Best deli in Parkville. Home made desserts are the best. Ask for the red velvet cheesecake.

So I was in the gyro mood since I recently moved from philly and have had great gyros there. This place was just okay. The fries were tasty, but the chicken gyro lacked flavor. The chicken had no seasoning on it at all– not even salt or pepper and that was evident! The sauce over powered the gyro, but that was even mediocre. However, the portion was nice and plentiful! Prices are a reasonable as well. My husband enjoyed the red velvet cheesecake which was HUGE! Lastly, the service sucked but there could have been a language barrier and cultural differences. Overall, decent but far from great! Can’t say I will return, but we will see.

Not only was the food pushing inedible (how do you mess up a turkey sandwich so badly?), but the service was also horrible. I was so pissed off by my experience I was moved to write a Unilocal review, something I never do. The second I finished eating, the cashier told me to leave. He said to get out. They weren’t busy, there was only one other occupied table. It was inexplicable, bizarre, and rude. This place isn’t deserving of your business, and it won’t get mine again. There’s no reason to stop in.

I ate there for the first time this week. I had the traditional gyro with fries and it was delicious! The food was piping hot and flavorful. The only thing I didn’t like is they charge $ 1.00 for refills on drinks. I’ll definitely be back… just won’t get a refill!

I’m not gonna lie, I decided to come here because of the name. I do enjoy a good British children’s lit pun! Not sure if it was intended, but they now have the English literature-​lovers demographic on lock down!
Captain Hook was manning the ship, in the form of a brusque lady at the counter who took my order. The other employees were perfectly nice. Note: there is a DRIVE THROUGH at this establishment, which is amazing. They also have an interior with tables and booths. I got a Greek salad, which was reasonably priced at $ 7, was a very large portion, and included two dolma, which was a nice surprise! Solid salad. I also had a gyro sandwich. It was good enough, but not particularly memorable. The meat was on the salty side, and I had some gristle/​bone in mine, which I hate hate HATE. The tzatziki sauce was on the thicker side, and I enjoyed it.
I would probably come here again for a quick lunch if I was in the neighborhood. They have a number of deli and pizza items on the menu in addition to the Greek things. There is a similar kabob/​Mediterranean-​style restaurant a couple blocks north across the street, which is probably the competition. This seems the quicker and more casual of the two, though.

Being in the mood for a really good gyro and not wanting to make the trek into Canton, I decided to look for something closer to my side of town. I found Pita Pan on Unilocal and decided to give it a go.
I decided to eat in and ordered the gyro which was accompanied by a salad with Greek dressing and fries. The restaurant was neat, appropriately furnished, and most of all — CLEAN! My gyro was served hot with a generous helping of Tzaziki sauce. The pita bread was very soft and buttery. The fries were also served hot. The salad was plentiful but the dressing was served in a small container. This was not a problem because, surprisingly, it was enough for the salad.
They serve other things here like pizza and an assortment of sandwiches. It may be a while before I try any of their other offerings since this is my new spot for tasty gyros.
My meal, including a 20 oz fountain drink totaled $ 11.43 not including tip.

What kind of pita place doesn’t have falafel on the menu? This one.
After having my falafel dreams dashed, I begrudgingly settled on a tuna sub. I don’t even remember what my boyfriend ordered. But neither of our meals was impressive. Subpar food, subpar service, subpar location. And the name makes me roll my eyes so far back into my head that I can see my brain.
We only came here because we were in the area and desperate for food. We won;t make that mistake again.

Greek pizza was pretty good. Simple and well balanced. What I don’t like is the service. The older gentleman who took my phone order was very short and not friendly (but not mean either I guess). All he said was: «Yes what you want. Greek pizza? Ok bye…» *Click*. Didn’t say how long it would take, didn’t say thank you, but I guess it’s whatever as long as the food is good. He seemed a little nicer in person. English was not his first language.
Pizza was good enough to try again.

Huge salads, delicious Greek dressing, yummy tzatziki sauce, very clean, nice booths, and easy parking. Four stars!

Three stars for a carry out place is good for me.
We live in the area and we go to Pita Pan for carry-​out. The service is a bit odd. We found out that even if you call ahead, they don’t have it ready by the time you get there because they wait to put the fries down in the fryer until you arrive. Actually, it takes a little longer, but the fries are still hot when we get home, so I don’t mind the wait.
I get gyros and fries and they are not bad. They are not great like Parthenon’s in Madison, WI, but for carry out near home, they are good. Lots of meat and onions and tzatziki sauce. The pita is good too — not dried out like you sometimes get.
Got the cheesecake once and it wasn’t bad at all.

The rating says it all. «Meh…I’ve had better.»
The place is very clean. The sandwich fell apart, meat was dry, fries were just… meh. Nothing ground-​breaking in there. Certainly not worth a return trip.

Certainly not a bad place to pick up a bite to eat along Harford Road. The menu features a variety of typical sub/​sandwich fare, as well as a few pasta dishes, pizza, and a limited Greek selection. I’ve yet to be disappointed by my go to order– the tuna melt. I was also recently impressed by the veggie burger sub; surprisingly hearty and very tasty. The main drawback of the establishment is the service– at times employees may seem annoyed at taking your order, but overall they are quick and efficient.
Helpful hint: Don’t pull into the drive thru without having called and placed an order, it definitely won’t make the employees’ day.

The gyros are very big and tasty. Tzatziki is fresh and flavorful and pita was grilled to perfection.
This restaurant is immaculate, much nicer on the inside than I was expecting. Service was meh. The woman taking our order looked angry and mean and was not friendly at all. She lightened up a little when she brought our food to our table, but seemed upset when we didn’t want to take home left over fried potato wedges.
Come here for a quick delicious and reasonably cheap gyro, but don’t expect warm and fuzzies from the staff.

I stopped in earlier to get some takeout for lunch. I ordered the grilled chicken gyro, fries, and salad. The total was just under $ 9 and was a serious amount of food for one person! The staff was really friendly and I received my order quickly. The dining area is kind of small, but they made use of the space really well. It’s also much nicer than you would think for a renovated fast food drive-​thru (KFC or Taco Bell… I can’t remember).
I’m a bit picky about my Greek food since I was spoiled by a great Mediterranean place in Atlanta. I ordered my gyro with only chicken and sauce because I’m weird and my food was correct… and delicious! The chicken was really tasty. The Tzatziki sauce had some bits of grated cucumbers that I wasn’t anticipating and were a bit distracting. Oh and the pita bread was so fresh and tasty! The fries were good but nothing special. I was so stuffed from the gyro and fries that I didn’t even have room for the salad. Like the fries, it looks good but seems pretty standard.
I will definitely be back again for another gyro!