Pita's Republic

Loved the chicken pita I got on Wednesday and has to run it back and added banana peppers to kick it up a notch. The chicken pita is different but well seasoned with your choice of ingredients such as lettuce, onion, tomato, and so on. The service is quick and simple, especially if you know what you want. The ambiance is like your typical in/out restaurant in the downtown area. It's within walking distance to most businesses in the downtown area and also has inside seating if you care to Dine in.

This place is OK the food is decent but I wouldn't have high expectations when coming here you kind of get what you pay for when you see the place the staff is friendly and the food comes quick but I wouldn't choose this place as a go to

It looks like they are closed for good. I went by Friday July 5th during normal lunch-time business hours and all windows and the front door were covered from top to bottom with paper. No sign on the door saying why they were closed. It is sad because I've been coming here to this store for many years. They were my downtown go-to for gyros. Always fresh and made to order. Sorry to see them go.

Delicious, unassuming and high quality ingredients. If you're hungry and craving awesome Greek-inspired food, it's the place to go!

Not much TLC here- A collection of ingredients sloppily thrown into a small pita for $8.50.

Pita's Republic has amazing food! The flavor is incredible! The chicken pita with tzatziki sauce is my usual order. For $2 more, you'll get Greek salad and potato salad on the side. The pita is warm and fresh. The chicken is real meat. The veggies are always fresh and clean. The I am thoroughly satisfied with the exceptional customer service and wonderful food- every time.

Okay where to start...we walked in and the person working looked almost pissed off that we walked in. No big deal, I get it, work is a drag and I like to give people the benefit of the doubt. The menu looked fairly tasty so it didn't bother me. I ordered the gyros pita, a veggie pita, and a cheese pizza. Fairly simple right? So I get the food, the gyros wasn't bad, but wasn't great either. Fairly filling but the meat was lukewarm at best. My wife's veggie pita was good. Nothing to complain about there. My son's cheese "pizza" was nothing but a pita and cheese sprinkled on it and melted. No tomato or pizza sauce. This is where I start to get irked. I will say, at least the cheese on there was very generous but I wasn't looking for cheesey bread. Now, in the middle of eating, the fire alarm went off and continued to go off for 15 minutes. Not to the owner or workers fault but a simple " hey sorry about the noise but there's nothing I can do about the alarm" would have been nice to hear. He looked miserable sitting behind the counter on his tablet watching YouTube so I just let it be. Next, I go to refill my drink and decide to get some iced tea. The second I start to dispense it, a flurry of fruit flies scatter from the spout. With no joke, about 5 dead fruit flies in my drink cup now. That's when I was done. Before I left, I was going to take my son to the restroom but my wife said "he doesn't need to go". After we left, she said she didn't want our son using it. She went in there and No toilet paper, toilet looked dirty, and sink was gross as well. So yeah, that was my experience. I can't say we will be back.

I ordered the Southwest chop with gyro meat. The gyro meat was very dry and the lettuce was one second away from turning brown. And there was a bug leg or antenna on my tomato. I accidentally confused this place with Pita Pit which is right around the corner and with much better food. I will not be visiting again!

Always loved this place until I almost ate a bug in my salad. They have to slow down and wash veggies

Really good shawarma and the service was great. Not sure if he is the owner or the manager but he was really helpful. They also make their own sauce called Kasabah harissa that's great. Not too hot, really adds flavor.