Sunrise Pita & Grill

My younger sister and I were looking to shake up our local restaurant routine tonight. Feeling like a little bit of everything on a plate; we took a good ole ride down to Sunrise Pita and Grill. Going in, there wasn't too long of a wait and we settled on a shawarma mini plate with a side order of fresh fries. Moving on with my review; everything was excellent! Note; I've been coming here since I've been a child, but the food nevertheless fails to impress me. The shawarma was succulent, spiced and grilled well too; fries fresh and crispy; the veggies/spreads were all fresh and provided nicel contrast of flavors too. Moreover, the mini plate provided plenty to eat between the 2 of us as our bellies were super full!In addition, the employees were very friendly and attentive. Overall, this was another superb meal at Sunrise Pita & Grill, and hope those who haven't been here to give this place a shot! Verdict remains 5/5!

As per my previous review, nothing has changed this spot is still a gem! The portions are generous, the food is filling, delicious and most importantly SUPER fresh and well cooked/seasoned.On my most recent visit I got the Jerusalem Mix Mini Plate which came with Hummus, Tahini, Eggplant, Red Cabbage, Tomato, Cucumber and Lettuce and the best part about this plate was the Sweet Tomato and Onion mixture. I don't know how they make it or what it's officially called in the Middle East but it is damn good, especially when eaten together with the meat and hummus. I asked them to put extra and they did and they gave me some in a cup on the side, which made me so happy. I really enjoy this restaurant and I hope they never close and that their business continues to flourish. If you're in the area, please check them out.

The food here never disappoints. It's definitely a hole in the wall vibe, and the servers are friendly enough. Been going here for years!Their falafel is freshly fried per order. I get their pita every time with either felafel, sunrise mix, or shawarma. Fries and picked veggies are also great.

Super disappointing honestly. I was craving Middle Eastern food and thought that Sunrise Pita's menu sounded really good. However we were in for a nasty surprise when we realized that their website is incorrect and they aren't open until 10 PM, only until 8 PM, so by 7:30 when we arrived, the grills were closed. The only protein options they had were schnitzel or falafel. I got a falafel pita, and even though I love falafel, this just wasn't it. The falafel didn't have much flavor, and the sauce had a weirdly bitter aftertaste. It was overall pretty dry, and it fell flat texturally. The flavor of their hummus was also quite bland with a bitter aftertaste as well. While I didn't try it myself, my family was rather unimpressed with the schnitzel pita too. The best part of the meal was the potato wedges and the canned Israeli apple juice. After such a disappointing experience, I don't think I'd go out of my way to come back.

I had the pleasure of meeting visiting cousins here for lunch today. If you're craving the most delicious Mid-Eastern food (falafel, Shawarma, kebabs), Sunrise Pita & Grill is the place to go. We were made to feel right at home when we arrived by the warm and welcoming staff. We placed our orders and sat to wait for the rest of our party to arrive. The gentleman at the counter came over and offered to lower the tv volume for us. Then he gave my husband complimentary samples of the soup of the day for us to enjoy as we waited. The soup was cream of corn, and it was super delicious. The place is so clean and inviting to sit and enjoy your food. We absolutely loved everything we ordered. All is prepared fresh in front of you, and the portions are plentiful. Can't wait to go back for more!

My husband and I have been dining at Sunrise Pita & Grill for over 10 years. This last Sunday, I experienced food poisoning. I order a grilled chicken breast on wheat pita with the following toppings: hummus, lettuce, tomato, sweet and tahini. I also ordered a side of fries. Within 10 minutes of eating, I knew something was wrong. I had this burning sensation inside my stomach. I went home and had some ginger ale and tums, but it didn't help. It took a few hours before the food poisoning side effects really hit me. I spent the entire night and the following day - throwing up, having diarrhea, and having a fever and chills.

A great Israeli food place. As always spotless clean, friendly, welcoming, and DELICIOUS! Love shawarma platters and other dishes. Always a great place for a takeout or eat-in. Very large portions! The owner is super nice. He spoke English, Spanish, and Hebrew (maybe more languages). I have trued Israeli food in Israel, and when I visited this place for kosher food, I found it to be fairly authentic. My wife liked her hummus bowl. I liked my pita schwarma. The other people we were with liked their sabich, falafel, and schwarma plate.

This was a last minute desicion. The place we were going to had tables, but also had signs on the tables saying take out only. So we walked out and decided to see what else was in the plaza. Low and behold, there was Sunrise pita. I'd been waiting to eat here for a while. Since it was a last minute desicion, I felt a little bit rushed on what to have. It was a good thing I was looking at the shawarma because when he said shawarma to me. He might have been reading my mind. I went with the small shawarma plate, and it was an excellent choice. It came with a pita bread, and I got it with most of the options, onion, tomatoes, cucumbers, red cabbage, some kind of tomato salad, and, of course, eggplant salad. I think I could have just had a plate of eggplant by itself. They also had one pound container of hot peppers and pickles mix buy one get one, I had to have one. The peppers were not too hot, and the pickles had just enough heat to make the flavor pop. They were so good! Now, my wife she had a tuna pita combo with French fries. I had a few fries, and they were good. She ate the entire thing. She must have liked it. For lunch, it might have been a bit pricey, but it was well worth it. With a really clean restaurant, good service and great food, how can you go wrong.

Prepare your taste buds for a flavor explosion! This joint is like a shawarma carnival, and my taste buds are the thrilled attendees. The shawarma here is so good; it's practically doing the cha-cha in my mouth. They've got a topping selection that's more exciting than a roller coaster ride - hummus, lettuce, and even the mysterious purple stuff that's like the unicorn of toppings. And don't get me started on the veggie bar; it's a garden party with pickled veggies and seasonings that'll make your taste buds do the salsa.The staff? Friendlier than a group of golden retriever puppies. Seriously, I half expect them to break into a conga line while taking my order. And the cleanliness? It's so spotless; even my grandma would be impressed. I'm practically counting down the seconds until I can return - it's like waiting for the sequel of the tastiest movie ever!

Overpriced food.A friend and I were in the area for lunch and didn't want fast food, we wanted something different, and to sit down and eat. After we saw the good reviews on Yelp we decided this was our best bet. I didn't come in expecting much, because I know it is a small old restaurant in small old shopping plaza, but for the amount of money I paid I expected better tasting food. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't terrific either, it was just OK. The service was good, so that's a plus. However, for a quick lunch meal, you're better off going to Miami Subs and ordering a gyro platter there, although it's not spectacular at least you feel like you got your money's worth.