The Perfect Pita

Very convenient location, as I work in the building. I have stopped in a few times and enjoy the friendly service. I almost always order a salad, as they are fresh ingredients and great portions. I usually have enough for lunch and dinner!I have also enjoyed a pizza occasionally and love the toppings they offer. I usually have enough to take home as well, as I can't finish the pizza alone.Note the pita chips are flavorful and I always pick the pita chips over any vac packed chips.

I discovered this place since it is the only place in the building. I have tried it twice for a quick lunch. It's a tricky thing to review the place because I went into this place fully prepared that I will not be getting an impressive lunch so in that sense this place did meet my expectation, it is a good spot to grab a quick and average food when in a rush but if you're looking for a healthy/decent food, not the place. The staff is very friendly and service is fast! It has enough seating inside, it's clean. The prices are a bit high for the food provided but perks of being the only food place in that building. So far, I've tried the veggie/hummus pita and the spinach/chicken melt. I appreciate the fact that they have a variety of vegetarian options, and the food doesn't taste too salty. Baklava was ok.

Although, depending upon the time of day, its hordes of customers can resemble a slice of lemmings seeking Cherry-flavored Pawpsicles in the animated masterpiece Zootopia, Greenbelt, Maryland's location of Perfect Pita offers plenty of menu options. Single-serving pizzas that you can customize to your liking (I chose ham & pineapple, which my wife considers an affront!); pita shells stuffed with chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomatoes, and ranch dressing (which, of course, I omit); and salads that would entice all of Judy Hopps' siblings, nieces, nephews, first cousins, and second cousins once removed, Perfect Pita will do in a pinch for carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores. Only the Gazelle-obsessed Clawhouser would be disappointed: they don't sell donuts. They do sell Baklava, however. Maybe Clawhouser could satisfy his sweet tooth after all!

Ordered hummus and pita from their ready containers and the hummus had mold. We were too grossed out to eat anything. They did give us our money back at least

5/5. The food is great! I usually get the steak and cheese pita and it is wonderful. The sauce they add is perfect // it is a great lunch spot. One of these days i will venture out and try the steak and chicken, but in the meantime - I highly recommend for anyone in the area.

This is the second time I've had lunch at Perfect Pita and I am not disappointed. While I would not necessarily tell the world about Perfect Pita, I definitely feel like it serves its purpose. I've had both the Chicken Gyro and the Spinach Melt and Chicken Gyro; which are both good, but if I had to choose one over the other I would go with the Chicken Gyro. The two times that I have gone into Perfect Pita the service has been relatively fast, but keep in mind the place was not packed either time I went. The first time there were about 5 people and today no one was there. The customer service is so so and the ladies behind the counter could try smiling every now and then, but maybe I am catching them on a bad day. I certainly plan on grabbing lunch there again, so hopefully the service will improve.

I've been to multiple Perfect Pitas all in northern VA (see my 5 star review of the one in Springfield), and this was my least favorite. I went here today for lunch as I remembered the Wendy's was super slow, and I wasn't that hungry so I didn't feel like Pollo Cabana. Perfect Pita was more my speed today. I go through the shopping center thinking it's behind the Wendy's near Starbucks. I drive around Modell's Sports Goods at the end around the corner. I see a couple of office buildings. I double check my phone, and I looked like it was in one of the buildings. I walk into the Maryland Trade Center building. Pointing at the sign, I tell the security guard I'm here for Perfect Pita. She told me around the corner.I go in and order a combo and made a comment that the price went up. The cashier with a stupid grin said no they haven't to which I said that I hadn't been in a while and never this location. I do give her credit because she did say that I probably got the special last time. I asked what that was, and I said that I was flexible and will take that instead. She asks if I'm getting soda or tea since there is a 10 cent difference. I opted to pay the extra for the sweet tea.Since there were no customers behind me while I was waiting, I told her I thought this was directly behind the Wendy's near the Starbucks. With her stupid grin, she acted like I was crazy and didn't seem to know what I was talking about like as if she didn't know where the Wendy's was.At least unlike the Wendy's, they were fast. The ham & provolene pita was pretty good but not as good as the gyro, which is my usual choice.

The location is awkward, it's the back of office building. Once in the restaurant, if you want to call it that, it's okay. Has a view of the outside. The service is quick, nothing special. I ordered their Gyro, I have had some super good Gyro's, and this one sadly once one of them. Very basic nothing special, besides the crazy amount of onions they put in it. The meat tasted good, but thats about it. I probably will go back just because I never judge a place on one plate of food.

"Sure"; not the most enthusiastic or original response when a friend asked me If I want to check out this Pita place. I saw some good and mixed reviews for this place at its other locations, so I decided to give it a shot. This place is located on the first floor of the building 7500; as you enter the big parking lot, go to the left side of the building, and find that left side entrance. From there, just go around the right corner and you should be able to find the place. I had the chicken and steak pita. I really think it was the perfect size, not too big and not too small. It was a nice and toasty pita. There was a good amount of chicken and steak in there, combined with tomato, lettuce, onion, and a yogurt mixed sauce. They also have calzone, stramboli, cold cut pita's, and salads.

This place is hidden in the Maryland trade center. The pizza is delicious and the breakfast and lunch warm pitas are to die for. Expect fresh homemade yogurt and hummus. A delicious healthy option! The pita bread is served warm and fresh