Pita! Mediterranean Grill & Take Out

Maybe be an off day. Came in on a Saturday evening and noticed no customers in here. This should’ve been my warning sign.
I had the chicken pita meal with bell pepper hummus, also had Gyro pita to go. Cashier said it has a little kick in spice. I know Kansas City can handle spice (Korma Sutra, that spicy naan will kill me), but felt there is no spice and flavor is very plain. Chicken was incredibly dry and tasted only a bit of what may be juices of gyro meat.
Gyro was dry and lack in flavor as well. What annoyed me the most is you have this big gyro heating up for customers to see and you grab the meat from a tin?! Felt overpriced for quality in what I paid. Time to go back to Mr. Gyro down 135^th.

The food is tasty and the portions are large. My favorite is the carrot hummus. Definitely a repeat stop for me.

I well start by saying this is my new favorite restaurant food is good and frish price is just like every where I come for the falafel is the best I wish if they open late like California but take the risk.

I’d rather go to Mr. Gyros, Or Tassos. The food tastes like you just got a gyro at a gas station.

Absolutely love this place. The gyro pita is so tasty and seasoned well. The portion sizes are more than enough. I’ve also tried the gyro Greek salad. I visit this place at least once a week. The staff is also amazing. I’ve never felt silly about asking questions about certain dishes. The staff is always more than willing to explain.

The people here are very nice and the food is great, only thing is they make the french fires fresh and they rush them trying to be nice to you, get your food out quick so i jet as for the extra crispy and they are always fantastic!

Clean restaurant. Food made fast and to order. Service was very friendly. Had the best Mediterranean salad I’ve ever had and was enough for two servings.

THis place does have really good sandwiches. The falafal are also amazing. I did get fast service while i was there and for the most part friendly. The side i had chose with my meal was rancid. It was just awful. When i went to the counter, the nice guy didnt even question me and gave me a new side which was wonderful. He pulled the one i had choses off the line and took it away. THen a manager lady came out. She looked like she had just ate a lemon whole or something. She was questioning me a bit, i explained. I went and sat down to finish my meal. She was kind of rude about it all. Other than that, it is a wonderful place to go. I wouldnt order a la carte sides, they are a little pricy, more than they are worth anyway. Definitely a good spot a to drop in and have a sandwich.

I recently moved from this area, but for the last 2 years I ate here about once every week or two. The service is good; staff is friendly and they will sometimes bring my tray to the table when my hands are full. The falafel is not as good as others I’ve had, but for this area you can’t be picky about mediterranean food. The carrot hummus is my favorite, and you have to make sure to get it while it lasts since it’s seasonal.

I give this restaurant a 3.5 after my first impression. We stopped in for a late lunch today and tried a gyro pita and gyro Greek salad. The restaurant was empty (due to the odd time of day) but the service was fast and friendly. The veg in the salad and pita was fresh and on point. The reason for the low rating was due to the incredibly dry gyro. I noticed it was taken from a pre-​shaved container and it must have been left over from the lunch service several hours earlier. The flavor of the meat was decent it was just bone dry. I wish we had been given some extra dressing or something to make it more palatable. I noticed an entire gyro on a spit in the back ground — maybe they shave fresh meat during lunch? I would try this spot again due to the fresh veg and friendly folks behind the counter.

The gyro pita with a side (I chose the Greek salad) and a drink (total $ 10.70) had generous portions, and were very tasty. Half of the pita bread seemed too thick, but the contents were fresh and plentiful, with nicely seasoned meat. The service was Chipotle-​style, quick, and somewhat friendly. The interior was reasonably clean, with upbeat contemporary music.

I adore this place. The staff is so friendly and fun and the food is amazing! I usually eat there at least once a week.

I had the gyro pita and it was amazing! It was my first time eating there and I will definitely be going back many times. Great service and value. Will try the salad next time because it also looked delicious.

This is my new favorite lunch in town. The chicken pita was awesome! Staff was friendly and I was in and out in 5 minutes with my takeout.

I love this place! I ordered the Gyro and Greek salad, and they were both great. I really wish we would get one in the northland!

The three types of hummus and babaganoush were great! My dining partners really liked the gyro lamb-​beef meat mix. The staff were helpful explaining menu items unfamiliar to us and even offered to let is try things before ordering. Don’t be scared, give it a try!

Curry Lentil soup was pretty bland, pretty small and pretty pricey.
The salad was large, but just ok and had lots of topping to choose from — almost chipotle style.
However, it was skimpy on the meat.
Vince P. had the gyro and it had more meat on it… actually it looked pretty amazing.
A few different sauces to choose from.
Couscous, babganoush, and tabouli.
Not too bad, but I felt it was overpriced and left with an empty spot in my belly… one where meat should have been… mmm meat.

We had shawarma chicken, falafel and hummus. It tasted yummy. The pita bread was nice and soft. Falafel was really fresh and crispy. I would surely recommend this place to all my friends.

It is close to four stars, folks… so I’d try it if you haven’t. It may be your go-​to for Mediterranean food in the Leawood/​Martin City area.
As for me, I tried the babaganoush and what was billed as «curry lentil soup» on my visit.
The baba was excelllent. I’d eat it again all day every day. The lentil soup was the big disappointment. No curry… but a tomato/​veggie broth-​based soup with sparse lentils. Of course, there had likely been a run on soup as the day I went it was about –80 degrees! LOL
The salads with meat looked awesome and that’s what I’d get if I came back.

Had the gyro with fries the price was a little too expensive for me, $ 15 for the meal and I was still a bit hungry afterwards. As for the food, it tasted decent, nothing special except for the fries, and they didn’t skimp on the meat like a lot of other places. The fries were delicious, had some sort of seasoning on it, couldn’t tell what it was but it was amazing. It’s a pretty small place, only had 2 people working when I went but they were still very kind.
The set up of the place is similar to chipotle in that you tell them what you want at the beginning and then go down the line telling them what other ingredients you want added. The cleanliness of the place was also decent, didn’t see any food on the floor or tables and they were good at making sure the tables remained clean.
Overall it was a good experience, I would go again.