Spitz - Plano

Having dined at Spitz numerous times when visiting the Minneapolis area, I was completely unaware that a couple of locations have opened in the DFW area. Once I discovered this, I quickly made plans to stop by for some delicious eats. Per the staff, this location opened a little over 6 months ago. For those who are unaware, as I was told by staff at location in Minneapolis, the best description of the menu at Spitz is 'Mediterranean Street Food'. Whatever way one decides to describe it, just know it contains lots of delicious eats. The Spitz menu consists of wraps, salads, gyros, wings, etc. All meats are halal certified and they have a vegan menu plus gluten-free options. Similar to the Minneapolis location, this one also contains a bar consisting of cocktails, wine, sangria, and numerous beer options.This location has indoor seating that consists of table/chair setups plus bar seating. Weather permitting, there are also table/chair setups, outside on the sidewalk patio. The outdoor area is dog-friendly. As for decor, there are there are splashes of bright colors along with a few murals throughout the space which just helps enhance the laid back feeling. There are two restrooms which are not gender specific. This location is part of a fairly new strip mall and has plenty of parking in the shared lot. On my first visit to this location, I went during 'off-hours' so upon arriving I was the only customer. I placed my order at the bar (I ordered my favorite item, the Street Cart Doner wrap with beef and lamb wrap), was given a card to put at the table so they know where to deliver which order. After paying, I chose a table and waited for my food to be prepared and brought to the table. As it was my first time at this location, the staff assured me wrap would be as delicious as I remembered from the Minneapolis location.Speaking of staff, everyone was very welcoming and knowledgeable of the menu. Add to that, they exhibited a great deal of pride in what they were doing along with the brand.After a short wait, my order was brought to the table and it was everything I remembered. In addition to being super tasty, it was also very filling and it took me back to my first visit to the Minneapolis location. The only thing missing was a mural of Prince. Going forward, this Spitz location will be in my rotation of fast-casual healthy eats.

Torn between a 3-4 stars so I'll just put a conservative 3 for now.Dined with my bf for the first time and needed a quick lunch. This place was on my list to try so we made our way here and the environment of the restaurant looks pretty awesome. It's bright and colourful with lots of cool art decorating the place.Cashier was nice and ordering was a breeze.We got a mango mojito, coke, two wraps- added corn on one and falafel with a side of pita on the other.My wrap came out quick and nicely done! It was a nice portion size of meat but the mango mojito was gross. It tasted flat, no mint was muddled and I was extremely disappointed. I switched it out for a peach margarita instead and although it was better, it just didn't taste right. Too sweet.My bf was disappointed. His wrap didn't have much meat and he opened the wrap to see how the portion size were and was disappointed. Too much veggies. He felt it was a filler food without protein and I agreed.Side of pita was good. I think it's fried but still, really tasty. It came with a small side of hummus but we felt it was too small. We had extra pita and no hummus leftover.We paid about $50+ for all of it. To me, it's on the pricier side given the disappointment, not so sure we'd return. My partner said no to returning unless I wanted to come back again. I may return in the future but won't be ordering the drinks anymore. Still, I think my wrap was done well so if I'm in a hurry, I may just grab it to go.

Located in a nondescript strip mall in Plano off of Coit Road. there is plenty of free parking outside, no shade though. Inside is a small counter where you order and pay for your food. They have physical menus as well as a display board listing the items. This establishment serves healthy Mediterranean dishes that you might find on the European continent. A wide variety of Donor Kebabs and sandwiches are available. The choices were somewhat unique. My husband ordered the loaded fries. He didn't like the sauce and has pledged to never return. My sandwich was fine, but unique. It's not really a mix that you will find elsewhere. If you are looking for something new or a twist on a classic gyro, this place will have it. They also serve some vegetarian options.My experience here was okay. I would consider eating here again, but I wouldn't go out of my way to make the trip here.

This place was OK nothing special, overpriced for food that mediocre. The service was great but don't think I will be coming here anymore.

There are so many positive things to say about Spitz. First off, it's a really fun restaurant with fantastic food! They played some old-school hits, and the artwork was poppy and bright. Staff periodically checks to ensure you're enjoying yourself and are very helpful and polite.The Medi Bowl was bursting with fresh flavors and textures, bite after bite. The crispy garbanzo beans really stood out. Their fries paired well with their garlic aioli sauce, and their fried pita strips with hummus are a must-have! I definitely preferred the bowl over the street cart doner, but overall, I have to give everything I tried an A+!

I like their place. It's unique and different, flavorful. I got the donor bowl, with chicken. They give you a good portion as well. The bowl is hard to maneuver. I felt like I was getting food everywhere. Loved the hummus and pita chips. The service was friendly, chill environment. Trendy not fancy, casual

The Remix Bowl was delicious, and I've heard everything here is great, especially the Doner Bowl. Spitz has a convenient location and a nicely decorated interior. I tried the Remix Bowl with mixed meat but will be back to try the gyro. The service was excellent, with helpful menu guidance for my first visit.

My friend and I got an early lunch here at 11:30 on a weekend, and the place wasn't too busy. There were plenty of seats available, especially for groups. They have many plant-based options that are nicely labeled on their menu, although the online vegan menu is inaccurate with some non-vegan items. I tried the Medi bowl ($15) which tasted very fresh, balanced, and light. I was worried the veggies would not be filling, but I was quite satisfied with the bowl. The food was out in about 10-15 minutes. The baklavas ($2.5) were also tasty and would recommend. Overall had a nice, decent no frills meal here and would go again!

SPITZ Mediterranean food, west plano.Very good! The flavors are very bright. The gyro meat is very tender and flavorful. The loaded fries needed more banana peppers tho but was otherwise very tasty. And raisha's qinua bowl was better than I thought it's be.Lots of glutten free and vegetarian options too.A bit of a far drive for us but I'd come back if we really wanted a qinua bowl.Also 3$ mimosas were very good.

Great customer service with excellent food!! Tried the vegan wrap and it was beyond Amazing!! The Ambience was a vibe!! The portion was huge for the price!! Will definitely be going back with friends!!