Mad Pita Express

Great food. Little overpriced. Got home and our pitas were burned and we couldn’t eat them. The worst surprise.

A pit stop on the way back home and, thanks to Unilocal,our taste buds were not disappointed!
We ordered:
— Veggie Garden Pita…5 stars, very hearty and tasty.
— Falafel Pita…5 stars, rich and flavorful as well
— Side salad…2.5 stars, had way too much vinegrette
— Fries…4 stars, crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside
A solid and fresh vegetarian meal to feed our family of four at about $ 25. We look forward to eating here again when we’re in the area. Make it a vegan dish by requesting no feta or yogurt.

I loved the simplicity of the menu and the food was to die for! The fries with the chipotle dip is unreal! I would recommend this place to anyone and everyone!

–We were on the road trip and we stopped by for dinner.
–The food came to the table pretty quickly.
–The falafel was different than what I have tasted in bay area. So it was unique.
–Friendly staff.
–Interiors are awesome.

I had pork kebab plate. It came with two skewers, rice, pita, and salad.
It was filling and tasty. The service was fast and friendly. The system is like fast food: order and pay, then came in 7 – 8 minutes. Vegetarian options available.
My friends and I were on the way from hiking in Paria Canyon to the Bay Area in CA, so we were so hungry. It was great the food was big.

I love Mediterranean style food. We were out of town and hit this joint up for lunch (consistent with our goal to try places we don’t have at home). I liked this place and think it is one of the better fast casual Mediterranean places I have been to.
I was actually not that hungry so I just ordered a side order of falafel for me. But eating with kids means I was able to sample theirs. It’s a nice benefit after shelling out for four kids. Little money pits.
Falafel was fried golden brown and had a nice blend of spices and some kick. Served on top of a bed of lettuce and topped with tatziki sauce. A little spendy ($ 3.70) for what I got (size of falafel was small) but good nonetheless.
We got the large hummus platter as an app. Served with pita bread. Pita bread was soft, dense, lightly toasted and warm. Great by itself! Hummus was smooth and not super garlicky and served with a dash of olive oil and kalamata olives. Great stuff. Only wish it came with more pita slices. But the entrees came with pita slices so we appropriated those for the hummus.
Kids ordered meatballs and rice kids meals. Impressed with how big the portions are. Meatballs were flavorful, tender, moist and large. Rice was good. Red sauce (kinda like marinara) was good. Good value fo shizzle.
My oldest son got the spicy chicken rice bowl. Seasoned and spicy grilled chicken over rice with a good amount of chipotle sauce over it. I don’t know the last time I had chipotle sauce at a Mediterranean place but it was still tasty and worth ordering again. Chicken was tender and moist.
My wife got the pita platter. Not surprisingly it came with gyro meat, pita slices, rice and salad. Very generous portions. Gyro meat (which I cared about the most) was very good. Nice blend of beef and lamb. Cooked tender and not too firm like some places have served it.
We will be back.

Excellent quality food, great price.
The food lives up to the name, the pita is fresh tasting and perfect texture. Veggies are also fresh and crisp. Friendly staff brings it all together. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a quick, mostly healthy meal.

Great food! This has become one of our favorite places to eat in St. George. The potions are big and the food has tons of flavor.

Fresh middle eastern food. Basic place with everything disposable. Food was decent enough, but no hot sauce on the falafel? What’s that about?

The falafel was amazing. Service was lacking but fast. Fries were good as well but definitely not enough.

I love Mad Pita. But today, not so much. The young lady at the register today was possibly the snottiest individual I’ve ever encountered. She did not seem to want to take our order, offered no help, and seem very put out that she had to wait on us at all. I don’t like getting personal with restaurant reviews, but her behavior specifically has soured me on the entire restaurant.
Today’s food was also not the best. It was okay, but usually is much better.
Next time I come, if I see the same young lady at the register, I think I’ll leave and try to come back when she isn’t working. Ugh.

We are in town on vacation and have found it difficult to find healthy food for lunch. The hubs had a falafel pita and I got the veggie pita. Both were outstanding — fresh ingredients, good size portions and a clean environment.

The food was very good, price ok, but the staff was super unfriendly. It looks as we (customers) were disturbing them. Not a hello when we arrived, not a good night when we left.

Okay, wait a sec! Hold the phone! Batton down the hatches! Excellent Lebanese food in St George??? The land of chain steak houses and fast food??? Seriously, I highly recommend this place! Don’t miss the Isreali felafel. Great vibe too: more downtown Tel Aviv than Utah’s Dixie.

They offer a freaking 25% military discount, so that’s really cool of them.
Their fish gyro is yumm-​ay. Not much of an atmosphere, but it’s a good place to grab lunch or something light before a movie perhaps.

There Gyros were very disappointing. I tried them twice to make sure and both times I could not finish them. They have there own way of doing them. I guess that is alright… but if you are looking for a traditional kick butt Gyros, do not go here. I can’t speak for the rest of there foods — they may very well be great! The crew and restaurant were really nice!

My fiancé and I come here every couple of weeks because the food is good (when they get the order right!) and this time they seemed to have fired all of their good employees because the young lady that helped us had no customer service skills! They screw up the order, incorrectly charge me for my order (my coupon was supposed to give me a free drink) and then when I kindly ask them to redo the order because it is wrong, this bratty girl rolls her eyes and argues with me about it! Worst f***ing restaraunt in southern Utah and I am never going back! Holy freaking crap what rude ass people!

Gross gyro, delicious citrus salad! My favorite was the French fries!
The worst part was there was no where to sit on a busy Friday night.

Let me start by saying that the food is really good and the front counter staff are great. What they struggle with is the experience. The last time I came in my lunch was $ 13 for a plate with side salad. I had my boys go up and ask for a little more hummus because the 2 Tbl. they give you with your meal isn’t enough to enjoy with your pitas. My boys came back and said I had to pay an additional 50 cents for hummus. It felt like they were nickel and dime-​ing you.
They have signs all over the restaurant that say «no outside food», «tables inside are for paying guests», «our olives have pits», «if your kids break it, we put a sold sign on it». I’ve never met the owners but with all of the negative signs in the restaurant, it feels like the owners are super grumpy and have forgotten that it’s the «little» things that can make a business GREAT or just ok.

This place was decent. Being from the Metro Detroit area and knowing some phenomenal Greek and Middle Eastern Food it makes it hard to compare. But, for a small place in St George it wasn’t bad. We shared a Gyro and a cup of egg lemon soup. The soup was great. Never had it with egg but, it was good. The gyro was decent and big and had good flavor. The toppings were great. Wouldn’t call it legit ME/​Greek food but, it was good enough for where we were. I would come back again if I found myself in St George and wanting something Greek for lunch or dinner.