Pita Palace Mediterranean Cuisine

The atmosphere is okay. It's wide open and not what I would consider "cozy," but this could be a cultural thing of eating as a community(?) as there are many very large table set ups for accommodating large groups. The décor and seating is very nice and quite comfortable, though I am not a fan of the open ceiling concept so many places have that have you viewing pipe and duct work. The service was wonderful. They are an order at the counter and they bring you your food kind of place and we were aware of this before we went. The young lady taking orders (and later bringing out food) was very sweet and friendly. You can see all of the cooking as the kitchen is an open concept and the guys working it looked knowledgeable and quite efficient. So much going on at once. The young man who aided in bringing plates out to the table was very courteous and made sure everyone had what they ordered and were enjoying their meals. The food. SO good. People in our group ordered the Chicken Shawarma, Chicken Shish Tawook Plate, a couple Beef Kafta Kabob Plates, and I had the Mixed Grill. The chicken was so flavorful and real juicy, the kafta tasted wonderful, and the shish kabob - oh my! The beef was SO tender and had so much flavor. The rice, Arabic salad, and hummus were a great compliment to either eating with a fork or stuffing into the large pita that came with the plate. Enough for multiple meals so I will be enjoying it again this evening. Looking forward to it already. The photo with the pita on top is how it is brought to the table, and I also took a photo of how it looks with the pita removed. In addition, there is a bakery counter along the West end of the restaurant. I highly recommend getting dessert there. The gentleman behind the counter is so friendly and very excited to share the baked goods him and his wife make right there, fresh every day. The caramel topped white cake is the BOMB! I know that's an old saying, but it is. The icing is a thick, creamy, yet buttery delight, almost custardy, but definitely a do not miss. I have been nibbling my way through it because I keep wanting to taste more, but don't want to run out. Even though I rated a 4 for atmosphere for the few things that are of personal preference and not actual flaws, they get five stars overall for making our evening enjoyable and absolutely delicious.

I went past the Pita Palace a lot while driving and I decided to finally eat there. I went with my mom so I can have her try different food cause she's used to eating at the same restaurants over and over. I ordered the chicken shwarma with the cheese bread, and my goodness the chicken shwarma was so good I ate it all like it was my last meal, the side of garlic sauce was great as well. Service was good, and I don't care about what the restaurant looks like on the inside, it is what it is. I will definitely be back again to order some more food and a desert!

Amazing food and people 🥰 if you’re lactose intolerant.. I get the falafel plate with lentil soup (this soup is 10/10)!

We were going through the Pita Palace to get to the crepery, but were immediately interested in also trying what they had at Pita Palace. The ambience is delightful, the restaurant managing to be somehow both spacious and airy while also cozy. We split a chicken shawarma meal with fries. The chicken on its own was phenomenal. The pita was loaded, the hummus sooo delicious, and the fries a great addition. Can’t wait to come back, the service was wonderful and it was an excellent experience.

I stopped for lunch and it was great. The woman who took my order graciously made a substitution for me on the ‘shawarma plate’ (I declined the salad and she gave me extra rice) and the other woman I interacted with was also very nice. The food was delicious and there was a lot! I took half of it home. I will definitely return when I’m in the area again.