Spitz - Mediterranean restaurant in Los Angeles - 2506 Colorado Blvd, USA

This place has a great vibe with outdoor seating. Regardless of what you order you'll get a fabulous flavor in every bite. The remix bowl was plentiful. The gyro was stuffed with lamb and beef, with a killer sauce. Rather than having the regular fries, we opted for the sweet potato waffle fries. These were great. If you're in the area, stop in. You will not be disappointed.

I love the Los Feliz location so I wanted to come by this Eagle Rock one. Sadly this is nothing like what I expected. Felt like eating a salad wrap with no lamb/ protein whatsoever. Their sauces and the beverages are ok. I don’t think I am coming back.

The service was very friendly and the food is just such a hit. I could eat street cart fries for all meals. Their outdoor seating area is clean and the ambiance is fantastic. Wish I lived here so I could come more often.

YUM! There are few places where everyone finds something they love - Spitz is one of them! The picky son, the vegan friend, the one with the big appetite and me too! The sandwiches are the best, salads too. And if you're taking your food home, throw the fries into a hot oven for a minute or two for a crispy treat. I'll say it again... YUM!

Very delicious.. employees very nice..nice atmosphere..parking is small

Tried this place for the first time, thought it was great! The food was freshly prepared and with a mix of different delicious taste in a bowl. I'll definitely return!

Been wanting to try and taste their food and it was good. Love the modern twist on Mediterranean food.

First time we came here we waited a long time and the food was underwhelming, but it was late in the day, maybe they were understaffed or whatever, not a big deal. Today we decided to give it another chance, again we came later in the day though so I’m wondering if that explains the mostly positive reviews - maybe it’s good during the day but we’re probably not going to spend another $40 to find out. We ordered the Remix bowl with no feta or corn. We got a dry, half-full bowl with 2 cold extra dry and crunchy falafels (one of them tasting wrong) and one fried-all-the-way-through falafel rock that crumbled when I finally broke it open, plain quinoa (supposed to be tahini-dill quinoa), plain carrots/cabbage (supposed to be a slaw) and bland chickpeas that were practically plain. The dressing it was supposed to come with would’ve made the plain tomatoes and cucumbers good, but there was no dressing or sauce. It’s just crazy that this is a $14 meal and it’s made up of a generously estimated a 2 dollars? worth of vegetables, olives, quinoa and chickpeas. All that to say it was technically edible (except for maybe the falafel rock) but that’s all I can say for it, and I didn’t eat it. We ordered the vegan wrap, this was better than the bowl but also contained a sad falafel rock and two dry falafel. Also it’s the cheaper option but ended up being bigger than the bowl. It at least had dressing and hummus. The best part of the whole order ended up being the flatbread they used to contain the wrap, which ironically is most likely the one component they just buy and use out of a bag.