Pita Gyros

This is a cute little food truck with a nice outdoor seating area in a good location. The service was friendly and the price was reasonable. I ordered a lamb and beef gyro and some baklava for my sweet tooth and it didn't take too long to come out even though they were pretty busy. The baklava was just plain old store bought run of the mill "meh" but the gyro was good and filling. I would come here again for dinner but definitely skip dessert.

I was adventuring in the city on the last night of Lets Glow SF and stopped by Pita Gyros to fill by belly. One of the light installations was right by this food area. I ordered a Beef and Lamb Gyro and I'm glad I did. It was huge. The meat was nice and juicy and flavorful. it tasted fresh and delicious. The employee was super nice and my order came out quick. If your in the area its worth a visit.

While the name Pita Gyros is generic and forgettable, the falafel they're making is anything but. Situated in shiny new Crossing at East Cut, this trailer has a short menu of the greatest Mediterranean hits. Vegan options are clearly marked, with falafel and hummus being your primary focus, served over salad, in pita, or with rice. Nothing terribly innovative, but they simply do it right. Super crispy on the outside, moist and tender inside, these fried chickpea balls are green from bright fresh herbs that you can really taste. Whole sesame seeds peek through the golden-brown exterior, adding to a subtly nutty, toasted taste that manages to land every flavorful punch. Notably, the hummus tastes like something I would make at home, which is a huge compliment. Tahini-forward, super creamy, but still with a bit of texture that suggests the beans kept their skins intact, it's light years better than the stuff sold in stores.It's the perfect quick lunch to grab when you're in the area. 10/10, would eat again.

Finally got around to trying one of those food trailers in the East Cut park. Lots of great open space to enjoy your food, which is especially pleasant on a sunny day. Their gyro made for a great lunch outside the office.Lamb & Beef Gyro Pita: I was really feeling the thin wispy slices of gyro. They weren't as crispy as I usually like, but the deli-esqe thinness was far superior to those places that cut large chunks off. Meshed nicely with the super fresh cubes of red onions, cucumber and tomato. Plus a generous amount of creamy sauce and hot sauce. Also, the pita was nice and fluffy, not like those cardboard discs you can find at the grocery store or lesser gyro purveyors. Overall, lots of fresh and delicious taste. Falafal: Ordered a side of falafal [sic] and it was literally just one piece. Texture was kinda different, very large grains like tempeh. And though it had a fried exterior, it didn't feel as crunchy as other falafels I've had. Glad my main focus was the gyro.Baklava: I was actually still feeling a tad peckish after my meal, so went back to order dessert. Pretty much what I was hoping for with a crispy flaky top and a sticky gooey bottom.

First time here. Really like their lamb and beef gyro. Very fresh meat right off the spikes. They gave me extra side of lettuce and cucumbers. Delicious for $16.

Great food and open late-ish. Later than the other places. Def recommend the lamb beef gyro and hummus is perfect as well. If you have a little extra time go grab a drink next door at greyhound !!

Delicious and great service, the team and manager here are friendly and the food is great! Love the gyro salad and falafel!

Good falafel wrap. Nice to grab a quick bite and watch a bit of movie on the big screen.

Great food and next to the awesome park! Ordered pita with lamb and beef and it was great!

Delicious food option in a nice neighborhood. I am glad this space turned out to be a beautiful hub for the community.