Urban Pita

I really liked my gyro sandwich, fries, and the fattoush salad. The salad was a lot bigger than expected so I had a good amount of leftovers. The gyro meat was tender and well seasoned and the fries were hot, crispy and not greasy. The salad was fresh, all I needed was some tzatziki for the pita pieces.On the night that I went, there was only one person working the grill and one person fulfilling the rest of the orders, so we waited a bit to order as well as receive the food.

I didn't go to this location, but the humus and the pita bread were scrumptious at the one I went to. The chicken was fabulous and had the right amount of flavors!

I stopped in here around 10pm on a Saturday night. Downtown was busy and there was no crowd here.I had a chicken schwarma. It was ok but could have used more sauce and cucumbers. The bar next door was airing a boxing game that drew in a crowd, but luckily the noise inside the pita place was minimal. I ate facing the window and enjoyed some classic rock. Service was cordial, but the cashier seemed miffed that I only tipped 15 percent.

I used to eat here all the time but hadn't been in a while! We went before a concert recently and it was just as good as I remembered! They have a couple gluten free options- I got the chicken shawarma plate with no pita bread and an order of dolmades. All delicious! And the garlic sauce is one of my favorite garlic sauces! So garlicky and delicious!! Unfortunately, their fries are not gluten free- a bummer. But their falafel is labeled gluten free, as is their hummus. Prices are a little high, but typical for downtown.

We don't live anywhere close, but the drive is so worth it! Delicious food and locally owned.

Weak sized pita for twelve bucks. No garlic inside then wanted to charge extra for more garlic. SoooMany other choices in town, I'll hit up another spot that isn't so greedy with their orders. ‍

Flew into town late after a business trip and needed to grab something decent for dinner. Ran across urban pita and figured we'd give it a shot. After wading through the streets full of drunk college kids we made it to the restaurant. We were welcome by a really friendly employee and ordered our meals. I ordered the Mediterranean fries or something with chicken. My wife and sister both got the falafel plates and my daughter got the chicken shawarma pita. The staff made everything to order including my daughter's custom order. Falafel was pretty good, but the fries were the ticket!! For a late night meal, you can't beat this place.

The Pita and Hummus are both great. The chicken plate was delicious with a solid portion. Glad to have another Mediterranean spot now on the East side.

I went to the new location on Wilmot next to Davis Mouthan AB. I stopped by to pick up meals for my family. The gyro meat did not taste right. the meat's texture felt like ground meat. The fries we ordered were undercooked and greasy. The price I paid for all three meals, I expected more. This was my first time in this location. I usually go to a Greek restaurant on Broadway, I wanted to give this restaurant a try since it was closer to my home. It's my first and last time going there.

I saw this place and had to immediately try it. I lived in the suburbs of Detroit and will never forget the shawarma I would get at a restaurant called La Shish. Unfortunately, unless I missed it, there is not Lavash options and it was missing pickles. I also couldn't tell if it had toum on it. The chicken was delicious but without enough sauce it ended up being too dry. Great concept and decent food but not what I was hoping for. If they ever add a chicken shawarma in a lavash with pickles and extra toum to their menu, I would eat there once a week.