Pita's Taqueria

Found via Yelp. Authentic Mexican food with veggie options. Will return, excellent post-hike food 10/10. There are a few outdoor tables, not many chairs. We enjoyed our tacos standing. Got a veggie quesadilla and chicken burrito to go.

A gem in the sticks. Just solid Mexican grub. My wife is Latina and had tears in her eyes after trying this place.

Personally I may not have stopped at this simple taco stand outside a gas station if my local family member had not suggested we go out of our way for some of the best Mexican take out in the state. They were right, the lunch lived up to the hype. The menu was much bigger than I had expected but the counter service was super fast, helpful, and friendly. Serving sizes are huge too, well at least the chicken quesadilla surprised us. It was gigantic, stuffed with fresh cooked shredded chicken and cheese. The sauces, perhaps authentic, were a bit too spicy for me, but the food was flavorful enough that sauce was not really needed. Overall, in the area, worth the stop for yummy tacos, quesadillas, and burritos.

I've come here a few ish times in the past 6 months hahaha I just love their tacos. It's quickIt's reliableIt's yum nom I should branch out from my tacos, but I just love them so much. They come with loads of veggies, which I love. Great balanced meal in my opinion Again, it's just so good! You have to try it!!If not, I suppose my big stomach may keep them in business maybe hahaha

We've driven by this place probably 50 times in the last year. Each time my son (who is 16 and a little of a foodie) has said. "Best burrito in the state we should try it" My initial take was. This is a taco stand on the side of a gas station. We're going to get sick. Saturday we picked up my daughters friend. Did some yard work and on the way home my son said "I'm buying everyone a burrito let's stop" We all got the same thing. Breakfast burrito. (4 of them) in hindsight wish we'd gotten a couple different things but.....They were DELICIOUS!! Please don't be like me and let the location fool you. This place is legit. Every single bite was fantastic. Can't wait to go back and try other things! No pics this time because the evidence was immediately consumed.

We had a great meal here after a long day hiking. The burritos are massive and worth the price! Everything tasted fresh and flavorful.

I used to LOVE pita's, but over the last few months they have made a ton of changes and none for the better! I don't understand why they felt they needed to change.... They're now just overpriced kinda crummy burritos and sub-par salsa. It's so sad, because it used to be so good, but not anymore. If you're in the area, go ahead and skip this one.

Such a gem of a find for authentic, quality Mexican eats. I found Pita's by chance while passing through Enumclaw and craving a breakfast burrito and Yelp did not disappoint. I had the chorizo + egg which was savory well balanced-- perfect ratio of eggs to meat albeit HUGE so it served as breakfast and lunch. It'll definitely satisfy the biggest appetites. We also ordered the carne asada + egg which and they're generous with their asada. The salsa is the best I've had in a while. The red gave the perfect amount of heat and the verde was tangy and delicious. Can't wait to go back and try their birria and other dishes. It's about 25-30 minutes from me but SO worth the almost hour trip (both way) for good Mexican food.

Alright, when y'all (and by y'all I mean, you homogeneous Enumclaw folks) say this is THE NATION's best burrito, the rest of us have to assume we will need a grain of salt. And I was right.As of March 2023, please know their menu is caput and it's CASH ONLY. The nice lady kept talking to us about how she's rebranding and how the menu is down to like literally 4 things (tamales, tacos, burritos and ?? Idk because she said the word rebranding like 89 times). That also means most of their less common meats, such as lengua, are gone. We wasted too much time choosing items that she kept saying were no longer available. At this point, the menu already looks janky, just cover or cross the things you're getting rid of and avoid the waste of time.Sure, the size of the burritos is nice. This isn't new or amazing, there are plenty of other big burrito places in Pierce and King county. The tortilla was nice, the rice and beans were nice, but the meats were burnt/toasty/crispy, and yet their "salteada" veggies were raw. Mm. Do you get a lot? Yes. Is it above par to a lot of other places? No. The green salsa was literally flavorless, and that's weird because it came with red onion, so you'd think. But no.At $34 for 2 burritos, I just have a lot of questions about who named this place the best in the nation. Maybe leave the safety of white town and venture elsewhere and you'll see there is bigger and better out there. Just a suggestion.

Food is decent, burritos were good, however at 17$ a burrito it doesn't do it Justice. We got a quesadilla and burrito and cost us $34. Ambience - just a bunch of chairs in as parking lot with plastic cutlery and window. Overpriced for the food and experience