Pita Pit

Nom nom nom! Love this place for a (healthy) late night bite. Love how it’s open late. I usually get the falafel wrap which is really good. It’s a little pricy for «fast» food but it’s really good and customizable. I love that there are healthy options. Now that the empanada place doesn’t exist anymore, this is my new late night stop.

I like this place, good customer service and the food is tastes. My only gripe is the counter girl, she’s a little overwhelming with her «Ok baby… thank you honey… here you go sweetly». Maybe she can scale back on the excess usage of pet-​naming to customers. Once or twice is fine, but after every sentence in our transaction it gets to be too much.

Not great for the money. I’m vegetation so maybe the meat options are better, but the falafel and black bean pita were small and mostly just filled with spinach. Maybe if I’m nearby by and hungry I’ll go back, but the $ 4.99 delivery charge on top of the food cost is just too much for what you get.

Don’t bother with the app. It takes 45 minutes and when you show up they haven’t even started it.

AMAZING service! They are extremely accommodating to they’re hectic location, free 30minute parking and they even do curbside pickup. I got the club pita today, it was delicious and made extremely quickly.

Great option for a healthy fast food meal in Himmarshee village area. The atmosphere and set-​up were very similar to a Subway sandwich shop, except the options were Middle Eastern, super fresh and way more interesting! We stopped in around dinner time, after spending a few hours at the art museum. It wasn’t very busy, but that area gets pretty deserted between 5 and 9, when the bar crowd starts picking up. Apparently they’re open until 4 am, so this place is perfect for lunch, dinner take out AND the midnight munchies!

Really like this place. It’s very clean, friendly staff, not 2 expensive and it’s healthy. Good choice for a quick bite. Breakfast lunch or dinner. Wishing they would open one in South Miami near the Tamiami Airport and or Kendall.

This place is great. Clean, super friendly staff. Breakfast or lunch. They even have smoothies. And U get free drink and coffee refills all day.

Wonderful and fresh, and great place to work and eat. My pita maker Chris was friendly and made the best pita bread to dip in my hummus. Definitely go eat there!

Definitely DO NOT order online with these people. Not only did I not get my order or a simple phone call letting me know my order would be canceled, they sent me a lousy email through their online ordering company an hour after I received the confirmation letting me know their delivery service was «backed up» and they could not fulfill my order. I tried calling the actual pita pit store and it went straight to the VM.
I did receive a refund but when you’ve been traveling all day, already hangry, you just expect great service. Its a major let down being told your order has already been canceled over an email.
Two thumbs WAAAAAAAAY down.

Great consistent «fast» food, but more importantly, such a friendly staff with great service and smiling faces. I’ve only been in three times, yet they remember me and make me feel like they are grateful for my business. The young lady at the register is exemplary for what similar restaurants should strive to hire.

First time here and it was great! The staff is awesome. Super friendly, helpful and informative. They even helped me pick out toppings! I had the chicken souvlaki and it was sooo good! I didn’t even kno this place was down the street from my office! Def will be back!

Chicken Caesar Wrap is so good, service is great. I’m also a huge fan of the Falafel!

I have an affinity for Pita Pit from my college days when many a late-​night pita was consumed in Gainesville, Florida. I was happy to find this location was just as tasty, even in daylight.
Most pitas are under $ 7 so it is a quick service lunch that is affordable. I am a fan of the chicken breast or chick souvlaki pita. The toppings are plentiful and include spinach for those looking to add a little more nutrition than romaine. They also have most veggies but some extra flair like sprouts and pineapple.
If you are looking for a vegetarian option that isn’t just toppings, try the falafel. The little falafel balls are grilled up like the other meats (risky if you don’t like meat near your non-​meat).
The chip selection has recently increased to include some baked options, Sun Chips, and Lays in addition to Miss Vickie’s (salt and vinegar and regular).

The food is good! But they need more staff. I got there at 3.20am and waited exactly 1 hour for my food, only 2 people (one cashier and 1 line cook, this place has always been busy on weekend nights, so shame on them for not having enough staff !! It’s an insult to their costumers. I’m never coming back during weekend nights !!

The worst Pita I have ever tasted in my life.
So disappointing!
Had the chicken Gyro could not believe how terrible it was — no flavor — no love in the sauce. :(
Thumbs down

I love this place. It’s my preferred sandwich shop over Subway as to me they are pretty much the same thing in a different shell (bread versus pita).
It breaks my heart that it is in such a horrible area. Essentially the only open store in Riverwalk. I have to say the employees are truly grateful for each customer that walks through the door.
The one positive thing is that there is never a wait. You’re in and out in a flash. My go-​to is the chicken breast on a white pita. I’m pretty plain. They have a wide variety of different pairings that again is comparable or greater than Subway’s.
It’s a great place for a quick meal in unfortunately a bad spot. I hope it continue to stay open because I plan on being there for my weekly pita sandwich.

Think of Subway, Chipotle or Italio but on a pita. Same concept. You order what you want and then they add all the veggies and fixings you want and roll it into a pita. Open late so it’s a good late night spot to fill your bellies after a night of drinking if you don’t want hot dogs or pizza. They also sell beers.

It was supposed to be your typical Thursday night in Downtown, Fort Lauderdale;
go club hopping, quaff a few drinks, and bless the dance floor with my majestic moves only to be compared to a young John Travolta in his prime (
) — you know, the usual.
A friend of mine suggested that I consume some sort of hefty food prior to our excessive caloric intake of cheap well-​liquor at the surrounding venues. This was a reasonable request, so I obliged. For the first time in YEARS of frequenting ‘Downtown’ I finally acknowledged the existence of what has become my newest, guilty, fast food joint to add my preexisting repertoire. Enter: The Pita Pit.
Upon walking inside, I was quite befuddled with the choices displayed on their hovering menu. The cashiers at this location weren’t as warm and inviting as say… Chick-​Fil-​A, but that was irrelevant. The true greatness lies beyond that counter and rests in the hands of the ostensible «cooks».
After making my selection of the «Chicken Crave» (See full menu here:
) I watched as my selected poultry was tossed onto a grill and cooked on the spot, à la express hibachi-​style. During this time I was asked to pick any available toppings to add to my pita. The selection was very reminiscent to Subway™: lettuce, pickles, peppers, onions, sauces… you get the picture.
Finally all this combined and wrapped up in a delicious pita! My taste buds fell deeper in love with each and every bite. Disclaimer: anyone involved in a happy relationship may want to reconsider eating here because it will feel as if you’re committing acts of infidelity. ;) Maybe that last line was hyperbole? Needless to say, I enjoyed my Meat pita very much. It was satisfying, didn’t make give me that typical «I-​hate-​myself-​why-​did-​I-​eat-​so-​much!» –feeling, afterwards.
This place is a gem. It’s like the franchise Subway’s cousin, only better. My only regret is not having more of these locations where I live.
P. S. Psst. did you hear that? *POP!* Sounds like a bust my first « Unilocal Cherry.» Booya!
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I know, I know — there are a TON of great places to eat in Las Olas, but I noticed the Pita Pit as I was running in the area. I haven’t eaten here in awhile, so I just had to satisfy my craving!
I ordered the CHICKEN SOUVLAKI (Greek seasoned chicken — «The food of Mount Olympus»). I also had them grilled up some mushrooms. For my toppings I got spinach, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, and tzatziki sauce … all in a white pita. My «combo» came with chips and a drink — gotta love Miss Vickie’s Sea Salt chips.
The service was prompt, the place was clean, and the toppings were fresh.