Pita Paradise

Very good metiterian food. We started with the combo consisting of Babaganoush, Hummus, a few other dips with plenty of fresh backed pita bread. Very good. I chose a lamb and beef kabobs ($23) wrapped in a thin dough with a red sauce. It was good, but was not a fan of the pickles inside. My wife had the whole Bronzino fish ($30) which was also very good, just a little too charred on the outside. My son had lamb gyro ($15) which was also very good. Meat was a bit salty, but balanced well with the fresh salad inside and sauce. We tried the baklava dessert which consisted of a combo of three small pieces of various types. Delicious. We would go back to try some more items.

Overall a wonderful experience. Service was much better than expected. Portions were generous and food was spot on. Hummus and falafel is made in house and it showed. Amazing flavors. Generous kids portions as well. Can't overemphasize the quality of service.

Not bad at all the Greek salad was really good. Spinach pie for the price you pay and for not getting meat it was very flat not alot of spinach and cheese filling. As a whole corner was just dough. The taboleuh was getting old as the tomatoes and parsley were really soggy. As someone who makes these foods daily maybe I had high expectations but it was highly priced but the Greek salad was great Vegetarian options: The spinach pie is not a significant amount to be considered an entree item