Pitabilities

Had a pita from here again yesterday.. they know what they're doing! I always get the falafel (vegetarian here) and it never disappoints. The side of fries was a pretty generous portion as well! Get the Bella sauce.Check this truck out if you see it at your local spot!

Pitabilities was stationed at the Blacklick Woods Metro Golf Course and I was able to give it a try half way through the round. For a food truck, they offer several customizable options, starting with either a pita, salad or fries as the base. You then pick a protein and toppings. They also have some standard entrees with toppings already selected, if that's more your jam.I got the Greek gyro, "the Pita way" which included grilled onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, banana peppers, mozzarella and feta cheeses, and Bella sauce, which is their version of tzatziki. I also got a side of fries.The gyro was absolutely amazing -- one of the best I've had in Columbus. The fries were also prepared fresh, so they were hot and crispy. I would definitely get it again and I'm glad Pitabilities was at the golf course because it was way better than the typical hot dog I would've otherwise gotten.

Pitabilities is part of the Center Street Market in Hilliard and it's so good. They have a nice selection of bowls, pitas, and sides that are affordable and delicious! I got a chicken pita with rice, chickpeas, and red cabbage. It was very flavorful and probably the best pita I have ever had. The rice and chickpeas gave it a unique flavor that can't be beat! I also got the sweet potato fries which are amazing. They are dusted with sugar and so very tasty! My husband and I also split an order of falafel which comes with hummus. He had a veggie pita and feta fries which he said were also the best he's had as well. Definitely recommend Pitabilities. Plenty of vegetarian options, good prices, and large portions. So many Pitabilities! Will definitely be back!

Can I rave about their fries for a second? Their fries are 10000% the star of the dish here, with every single fry being perfectly done and the portion sizes are really generous! Their new Delhi chicken was well flavored but I might have liked my brother's chicken shawarma a smidge more. Both are great options though! The Bella sauce that they drench on everything is a tzatziki sauce variant that was splendid. So all in all, this is a food truck that I would track whenever I crave Mediterranean. As if you don't need anymore reasons to check this out, the vendors are really nice and friendly people to boot!

Their menu has a lot of different options and varieties from pita to salads to loaded fries! I couldn't find the rice bowl anywhere on their menu, but it has to exist if there's pictures of bowls with rice! Majority of the reviews praised the loaded fries, so I'll definitely get that next time! I just really wanted pita. Plus, Yelp's check-in offer for a free side seemed to be with a purchase of Pita only (thanks to Yelp and Rachel W. for posting about it in her review that the deal is NOT in-store specific! It can be used at the food truck!). I ordered the Gyro Pita ($10) with Bella sauce (their spin on tzatziki sauce) AND Hummus, and several other toppings. The pita was delicious and filling. It was really messy to eat especially at work, so I'll definitely get the salad or bowl next time but I don't regret getting the pita at all! For my free side (from Yelp's check in offer) I ordered the falafel balls (quantity 4). They were really crispy and had great flavor! Great food truck, no complaints! Definitely would get again if they were back in the area!

This food truck definitely deserves the 5 stars it's getting due to several factors. Customer service was awesome! Even though I had an idea of what I wanted to get, I still got recommendations on the best things to try on their menu.I tracked them down after my 5 mile run, I saw them when I was running with Bella. I was going to do the whole, let's run as fast as possible to figure out what direction they are going in my neighborhood but decided after my run, I'll track them down. This was definitely the meal I needed after 3 workouts today.I felt like it was a real treat to get the chicken shawarma as I had added so many goodies to it like veggies, Bella sauce and chicken. Accompanied by a side of their off the beaten path cold brewed bourbon pecan coffee was the bomb dot com.I cannot wait for them to come back to my neighborhood next weekend again. Yes, I made sure they would as I told them exactly what location my neighborhood is in to make a stop there. If you want to dig into this Middle Eastern yumminess track them on the food truck app.

The Pitabilities food truck came to work for lunch last Tuesday. When looking up their menu one of my co-workers discovered you could place your order online. Seeing that we work in healthcare and really do not get much of a lunch break. Many of us just placed on our orders online. We did this assuming that would save everyone time and we would get our order more timely. Once you place your order online then you can see the progress of the order and during a point you will be given an estimated time for your order to be ready for pick up. As many co-workers that placed an order online, I would say the same amount just ran outside to the food truck to order directly. Those that went outside, kept coming back with their orders before my order was even accepted. I was told that there was only one person in the truck. As the time past another co-worker then reported that finally another employee arrived at the truck, well after noon (the beginning of lunch). I soon regretted placing my order online as my few minutes of lunch came and went. Finally after 25+ min my order was accepted and quoted to be done in 10 min. I ran down to the truck in between patients when the quoted time arrived and they still had not started my order. I did ask a couple of menu questions while I waited and they did not seem at all familiar with the menu.As time passed and I worried more and more with how clinic was going without me being there, my order was finally ready and I ran back into work. When I finally go to open my order I quickly realized that they did not put any Bella sauce (their suggested house sauce) on my pita that I had ordered. Though my chicken was moist, my pita overall was lacking the flavor punch I was craving. I feel that was due to the lack of sauce. Overall my experience could have been better. I like Pitabilities, but this last experience left me questioning a future purchase.

This review is for the Pitabilities stand at the Center St Market in Hilliard. The chicken shawarma rice bowl really hit the spot. I loved all the fresh veggie toppings they offer and the "house sauce" was incredible. The sweet potato fries were slightly burnt, but anything dipped in that sauce is edible. The "loaded" fries looked really yummy.

I recently had Pitabilities at a food truck event with only this truck. The food is good. I like the selections available, but the service was very slow. Two people in the truck. One took orders and put them together and the other did the cooking. It seemed they couldn't deal with more than one order at a time, because they would basically complete an order before moving on to the next person. That's not a great system for getting people through the line!I ordered a Greek Gyro Salad bowl and fries. The fries were nothing special. Really enjoyed the salad.

The rice bowl was very good. I was a little disappointed with the falafel . We went to the location in the crooked can in Hilliard. Affordable for how much food we got! Those bowls are filling!!Ok, hopefully you see this edit- I'm not sure how to reply to your response. The falafel just seemed like they were frozen out of a bag and thrown in the fryer. They were very crispy on the outside, I love falafel and get it basically always if it's on the menu wherever I go. I did love the tzatziki and the spicy tzatziki and the hummus it was served with.