Pita Inn Express

First time visiting ever. The food was good. We had the banana sweet and it reminded us of banana bread pudding, Amazing. We ended up getting the lamb gyros. The cucumber on it with the other veggies gave it a good taste.

This place was... well let's just say interesting. I found it on Yelp while looking for Mediterranean food nearby for lunch. I passed it at first, not noticing the sign but was able to turn around and park my car. Upon entering, my friend and I were greeted and after looking for the menu for a minute we placed our order. The gentleman taking our order seemed to be all over the place. He started cooking food in the middle of us placing our order and after trying to pay several times, he finally said to wait to pay until after we were done eating. Ok... so I grabbed my drink and took a seat in the dining room. It was then that food started coming out at all different times. And on top of that, food was ending up at the table that we didn't even order. We did order a hummus and pita appetizer, one gyro, one falafel sandwich, and one fountain drink. However, we ended up getting two gyros plus a side of fries on top of everything else. The hummus was great but the pita it came with was really tough. I loved that he fried my falafel right when I ordered it and it was rather good. My only complaint was that the lettuce wasn't very fresh. It was kind of soggy and changing color. I ended up picking it all off. When we finished and I tried to pay, all of the sudden the bill was way higher than what it should have been. It was obvious that they were charging us for all the extra food that we didn't order. When I asked for an itemized receipt, they were unable to give it to me. They were also unable to explain why all this extra food came out. It really gave me an odd feeling, like I was getting swindled. I ended up just paying the total so I could get out of there. Due to all this it's 99.9% likely that I will not be returning.

Thanks to seeing Karen check in here, and her Kofta plate picture looked super yummy, I happened to be just down the road to run an errand, so thought I'd stop for an early lunch.Half an hour into their opening time, walking inside, they were just starting their opening procedures. A father and son (?) run operation it looked to be. Looking at their Yelp pictures, I picked their Gyro Plate meal. The gentleman told me they didn't have the rice or fries made yet, and offered to give me double gyro meat as consolation. $8 for all the meat, a big scoop of hummus, and toppings. Good deal. Their hummus is different, and I actually liked the taste. Not sure what ingredients and spices they use, and I can't exactly describe the flavors, I would just say give it a try for yourself. Apart from their tzatziki sauce, they have a thicker dill yogurt sauce with diced tomatoes throughout, it was also a good addition to my gyro meat.

Paid for chicken shawarma sandwich on homemade bread they make along with extra chicken. They messed the order up (wrong bread, no extra chicken, and added cheese for some reason) and when I went back they remade the sandwich wrong again (wrong bread, no extra chicken and added cheese) and did it on pita and told me they can't make it on housemade bread even though they charged me for that plus extra chicken. I don't know why this place has so many stars.

Let me tell you a story of this building. Many many moons ago it was a Popeye's. Then it was this other local fish and chicken place called Buckeye Express. Then it just sat there, sad and empty, for at least a year. I am so glad it's occupied again, and with a convenient and affordable Middle Eastern quick-service restaurant! The inside has been remodeled, and while small, is clean and nice. There are probably about 8 tables/booths inside for dining. I didn't realize there was a drive thru (major bonus) so we ordered take out inside. The gentleman who served us was very friendly, and offered us a sample of falafel while we waited!My husband ordered the kofta platter, which at $7.99 was a TON of delicious food. It came with rice, a blend of fresh tomato and cucumber, a big hunk of roasted eggplant, several pieces of kofta, and at least a half cup of creamy smooth hummus. Not only that, a slice of pita bread! Mine was the falafel platter, and for $5.99 was the same side dishes, but with fries and 6 falafel patties the size of a flattened ping-pong ball. You guys - we ate this for TWO meals it was so much, and it was super tasty and fresh too! You could also have just a pita/gyro with fries, drink, and your choice of filling for between $4 -7. The prep station looked very clean, and had a good variety of bright veggie toppings. I hope that this place does well, and doesn't compete too much with Kabob Grill (across the street) which also offers both Middle Eastern and Greek foods. There is room on the west side for all of the ethnic restaurants! If you're in the area, check this place out for a delicious meal that's easy on your wallet.

OMG! Soo much good, fresh food for the price of fast food...I ordered the GYRO Shawarma plate at drive thru and was surprised when he said $5.99-Normally I order that for at least $8.99. Not only that, Food was very good quality and fresh... Love the red cabbage that camewith it, too... Thanks Yelp reviewers, I have a new favorite Greek place!

This is my second time visiting this place. The first time we ate inside and today I stopped by using the drive-thru - which is convenient! I love this place! The food is high quality and fresh, and the chicken shawarma is amazing! I also love the seasoned French fries! I took a pic of the shawarma - it's not the greatest pic, but gives you an idea of what they look like.

Rolled through the drive-thru, got a chicken shawarma and falafel sandwich, both combos. Drove up to the window and it looks like the guy runs a solo operation. Food and window. No problem, I didn't have a time limit. 10 minutes later he comes back to get my payment and ask for drinks. I couldn't understand him when I asked what drinks they had so after he ran my card, he came back with one can of everything they had. Really nice guy. Got home and opened my food. Chicken shawarma looked like a raccoon had gone through it before I did- pita ripped open, just a mess of food. Falafel pita fared better but all the falafel was at the bottom half so I essentially ate through a salad before getting to the good bits. And they weren't that good either. It looked like it was sauced well, but there wasn't much flavor. And the fries were soggy. Checked the reviews. Sounds like this place was better before the new owners. Plus the full menu isn't offered in the drive-thru. Do yourself a favor and get better Mediterranean food elsewhere on this street.

Delicious gyro and falafel sandwiches. Fluffiest of pita and phenomenal hummus. It's our new go to!

One of the best shawarma sandwiches I ever had . Clean and quick service . Will definitely come back