Pita Pit

I’ve probably had a few hundred chicken caesar pitas between lunch between classes and then later lunch while at work. love love LOVE this place!

We made our way down to Pita Pit from across town because it’s definitely worth making the trip for the consistent fresh food and friendly customer service. Always have wondered why there are not more Pita Pits in the world then the McD’s etc. Can’t wait for more to open up around the valley :)

Drove in from Southern California, We went to the pita pit and had an excellent lunch there Cameron and Kevin provided excellent customer service very helpful with the menu items. I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for a lunch or dinner

I stopped by Pita Pit for the first time and it was awesome! The guys working were super cool, the food was fresh, the place so clean… it was so fresh and so clean. I’ll be back!

I’ve been here several times and I always get the chicken slavoki (?). I love it! I also have an account with pita pit which means that I get enough points for a free pita. So far I’ve gotten 2 free pitas from 6 visits. Woohoo.

Good. Came very fast even for a bike delivery. We used grub hub to order the food and when they didnt have soup they got my number from the site and called to ask what we wanted instead.
Delivery girl was sweet and adorable! Made sure the order was correct!

My girlfriend placed an order for pickup because she’s pregnant and didn’t want to go out in the heat and our email confirmation said our order would be ready I 20 min. So I drove here to pick up the food and they apologized and said they don’t always get notifications when an order is placed. Now after waiting another 15min I finally got my food then returned home to find out my order was incomplete.

When I think of a pita, I think of the dry tasteless kind you get at the grocery store. This was my first time to any type of restaurant pita place. I was quite surprised by the softness of the bread. It was thin and like a wrap that stretched around the ingredients placed inside!
We ordered a Gyro Pita and a Chicken Souvlaki Pita. The Chicken Souvlaki we ordered as a salad at no extra charge. The meat is grilled when you order. The meat in both was very tender. The counter person asked if we wanted the standard ingredients that came with each sandwich. She also let us know that we could add extra ingredients of our choosing. The food was prepared quickly. Everything was fresh. They have chips available. Love the coke machine with all the choices. Had a diet root beer. Something I seldom find when eating out.
We asked and signed up for their rewards card that allows you to collect points with every purchase and earn free food. They also have an app for your phone that allows you to order ahead of time.
The dining room is a bit sterile, but overall was clean. Customer service good! Prices good!

My new fav place to go during my lunch place at work. I always get the Chicken Caeser Pita with Avocado. It’s seriously amazing. I wish I could recreate at home. The pitas are thin and is wrapped like a burrito. I like that too, as I don’t like too much bread. Price is good too. I highly recommend. It can get busy, but it’s in a prim location for college students and Chase Employees. There is like 50 places to eat around here, all get crowded. So plan accordingly.

I was told Pita Pit was similar to a mix of Chipotle and Subway and I have to say I agree.
Being my first time here, the girl at the register was happy to help with any questions. I ordered a gyro, which included beef and lamb. The meat was thrown on the grill and while it cooked, I chose what ingredients I wanted in my pita. I was very happy to hear that every ingredient in front of me was FREE to add, including four different cheeses and avocado! With all the free toppings, my pita did start to fall apart. Altogether, the pita was a good portion and tasted excellent.
Since I was on Mill Avenue, I wanted to sit outside. The outside seating was very small, wobbly, and a little dirty.
In conclusion, I would choose Chipotle before Pita Pit, and Pita Pit before Subway.

I work near by and the soda machine sometimes doesn’t work but it’s not pita pits fault it’s coca cola so it’s a inappropriate statement to state. Also the beer pong wasn’t beer just water. It’s mill a strip of bars! Anyway! I love eating there because it’s healthy and quick! I love getting my onions cooked and my pita grilled because an employee offered me that service and I’ve been ordering it that way try going to jack n the box for that same service! And by midnight is when all the drunks come in just a heads up!

Very similar feel to subway but with pita bread. Good variety of pita options. I got the caesar chicken with bacon on wheat pita. It tasted great! Would get it again. Left a little hungry even with a bag of chips. Wish it were at a bigger portion, but I probably don’t need to eat more than I did. Super glad they had my favorite flavor of Sunchips. The dark red bag. Seems to be a unicorn in sandwich shops. Had the new soda machine with ton of options. Service was good. Place was clean.

I’m definitely a fan of Pita Pit! Great food and customer service! This place doesn’t have a lot of seating, however I typically go here over lunch and bring it back to school or the office. The menu is pretty simple and you can choose any toppings to add to your pita — so delicious!

Pretty tasty food for a pretty decent price. 3 ¹⁄₃ stars is more deserved but they get the benefit of the doubt on this one.
The environment can get pretty shady in here after dark so I would recommend going during the day. In fact the good food and the price point is the only thing that carries this place past 1 star so don’t be shocked if you don’t consider it better than a 2 star joint.

This was my first going here. Horrible!
The ice machine was broken had I been informed I would have gotten a bottled drink. But no. My friend had an issue with the manager because she couldn’t figure out how to credit back her account. The manager had a huge attitude and acted like we the issue. The staff went back to let people in the back know and they were so obvious when staring at us. I go to eat my sandwich and the lettuce was all old and the nasty white part and the bacon was still raw. My soda was hot and flat. Do not go here.

I hate to do this, but this is the 2^nd time I have ordered online, and almost an hour later they called and told me they ‘just saw my faxed in order’ Uhm, sorry, I placed it online on YOUR WEBSITE. If you can’t accept/​handle online orders that’s fine, but don’t pretend you can. The first time they never ‘saw’ my order, and when I called in an hour later they told me they couldn’t reverse the charges on my card. So I had to get the Pita’s still delivered, even though by the time we got them it was 2 hours after we initially ordered. The delivery guy let it slip that they never put paper in their printer, so no online orders could print. That’s just crazy. Also, the Pitas aren’t as good as the old University location. Sad, I guess no more Pita’s for our office… :-(

Great place for a quick, flavorful lunch. To be perfectly honest, I’m not a huge fan of pitas because the ones I make myself turn out nasty and the ones I’ve had elsewhere haven’t been much better.
The main problem I’ve seen in pita construction is the ingredients are inserted into yo pita in layers. This means you experience them in layers, in reverse order, as well. Say you stuffed yours with chicken, olives, lettuce, oil, and spices. Well, you will then taste… spices, oil, lettuce, olives, and chicken. Just like that.
Not here! They mix it well more like a subway sandwich (I’m a huge subway fan), and it all blends together like a beautiful orchestra.
Top ingredients, salad, options, and more too. Friendly crew working the counter as well.
I now appreciate the art of the pita.

Pretty good; a little confusing set up for me, but I think that’s probably a corporate thing vs. a store thing. What I mean, is that in this type of restaurant, you usually order/​build your meal first and pay at the end. Here, you pay first (at the far end from the front door) and then work your way back to the front door.
That being said, the staff was nice, if not a little sleepy, and the food is pretty good.

Just ate at Pita Pit on Mill Ave for the first time the other night & loved it. They do it Subway style where you pick all of your toppings from a large assortment of veggies & dressings.
The Pita bread is soft & chewy, the veggies were fresh, the hummus was delicious. And the cherry on top was the super friendly service. There were 2 girls working & they couldn’t have been nicer.
I see a lot of Falafels in my future.

The Pita Pit is now open on Mill. I had the chicken caesar pita wrap. It was very tasty. Decent sized portions of chicken and bacon. Bacon was a nice touch! Although, I was a little surprised that Parmesan cheese wasn’t an option… even though that was listed on the menu. Next time I will probably ask for a little more dressing.
Positive notes
–good serving sizes
–you can customize your pita however you want
–they have some breakfast pitas that are available all day that sound interesting