Pita Mediterranean Street Food - Mediterranean restaurant in Smyrna - 3240 S Cobb Dr SE Suite 1100, USA

Pita is right on point and provides fresh, tasty, and quickly made Mediterranean food (“street style”). Easily overlooked in the Strip Mall adjacent to a Kroger’s grocery store. Casual dining-in, or take out (plenty of take-outs while we were there). We are still learning about Georgia food spots, and this was a pleasant regional chain that we were happy to find. We took advantage of the Monday $9 gyro special (normally $12.45) that came with a side. We had chicken, beef, and chicken/beef gyros. We ordered two with fries, and one with a garbanzo salad. Personally I recommend this salad over the fries. Nice garlic sauce with onion slivers. My son loves fast food and gave a two thumbs up over his empty plate. Next time we will go on a Tuesday for the $9 falafel special!

This was my first time trying Greek food. I decided to try this place since my girlfriend loves gyro salads and has been missing her gyro place back home. We ordered a little of everything. She ordered a gyro salad, we also got a steak bowl, and tried the trio mini sandwiches and a baklava cheese cake. To me, the chicken sandwich was OK. I didn't care for seasoning the chicken was done with, and the falafel flavor was to the worst one. However, the regular gyro sandwich was the best one out of the trio. The dessert was delicious. That was definitely 5 stars they combined two delicious flavors. I probably won't eat here, but the atmosphere was nice and lots of places to sit.

I was pleasantly surprised by this experience. What was I expecting? I honestly do not know what I was expecting. However, PITA Mediterranean Street Food exceeded my expectations. This was an UberEats Delivery order. I mean, look at it. Perfection! I had the pleasure of consuming the Falafel street pita that comes with lettuce, tomato, onion, turnips, fresh parsley, and house sauce with a side of Greek fries, which are seasoned fries topped with crumbled feta and their signature street sauce and house sauce. Let. Me. Tell. You. Something. They ate in the execution of this dish and the freshness of the ingredients. Furthermore, I ate it all. No. Crumbs. Left. I do not even eat turnips and would not seek out or order turnips. I am not sure I even understood they were in the dish when I ordered it, but it was all perfect. Every ingredient complemented the next, and it all came together like a meticulously organized marching band. The presentation was absolutely gorgeous. I want to give a massive shout-out to the individual(s) who prepared the food and to the UberEats driver who delivered this meal and maintained the integrity of the beautiful presentation on the journey from pick-up to delivery. This dish and experience rivaled what I would seek out and anticipate from a restaurant. Well done, well done!

Great convenient location. Food was great. Service was friendly, fast and accurate.

This place was recommended and I was really looking forward to having an authentic gyro. I planned to dine in however, the establishment was freezing it had to be 45° in there! and as nice as the space is, it’s obvious that dining in is not their preference. There was no music playing to welcome guests. I’ve had lamb gyro before so when i saw beef and chicken as the only option I supposed lamb is beef? Idk but the meat was overcooked. I asked for spicy and I didn’t taste anything spicy and the fries were overcooked to crunchy. All in all not a good experience at all. I would not recommend and if I went back I would try something different on the menu and ask that my fries not be overcooked.

This is a fantastic spot for reasonably-priced, made-to-order Mediterranean fare. All the proteins choices here can be ordered as a plate, pita, bowl, or salad. I prefer my falafels to be bright green and I'm happy to report that Pita's version is plenty verdant with the herbs in their chickpea mixture. In my typical order, I get them as a bowl and found them to be hot and crispy. Today, I tried them in a pita wrap, which was plenty tasty but the falafels seemed to quickly lose their texture while buried under all the toppings (tomatoes, pickled radish, and - if you ordered it - the spicy sauce). That said, I believe the big benefit of the wrap is the green sauce they use in the spicy wrap. Spice babies should be warned - it doesn't hold back any punches. My husband developed a surprising sheen of sweat after trying just a bite, but I found the slow burn to be the a perfect condiment. From the choice of sides (rice, salad, or fries), I always go with the fries because they're well seasoned with a fun paprika-heavy mix without going erring into the realm of oversaltedness. A surprising highlight of our meal were the triangles of pita bread that came with my husband's gyro platter. These were warmed and well toasted on the outside, while somehow maintaining all the fluffiness on the inside. Clearly, Pita Mediterranean knows how to do their namesake flatbread right. We've never had trouble with parking or seats here, both of which are aplenty. I find the service to be particularly warm and friendly, with one server even offering us a sample baklava to try after our meal.

Nice place for good Mediterranean dishes! Arrives quickly, is quite filling, and also very tasty! I had the chicken schwarma over seasoned rice and a side Greek salad. There was enough left to take home for leftovers!

The food was made fresh, and tasted great! I had the shawarma with a side of rice. I came here after work to eat inside. The staff was friendly. They seem to have the option of whether or not to wear a mask. Same for the customers. Food was on par with other locations.