My husband and I only go to Festival Market for knishes. So, can someone please direct me to their new location? Thank you. read more

Horrible customer service mixed along with unsanitary hand hygiene !!! This used to be my favorite place to pick up knishes. The women were rude, I tired asking questions about what knishes were left over and she pointed to the sign. While ignoring me and speaking to each other in creole, I witnessed both of the workers without gloves handling the food. Hopefully Jeff from Dirty Dining can pay them a visit and ask why is it ok to forgo basic hygiene practices? read more

Pita Nosh - Imagine how many times this woman touched food without gloves. - Falafel Near Me - Pompano Beach, Florida

We used to frequent a place in the same location in this food court inside the Festival flea market with different owners that had great gyros/shawarma with a salad buffet. We haven't been back as we'd recently taken to going to a place across the way for felafel etc. Now that that place has also just changed names/owners, I thought I'd try this one again. Frankly, I'm not a big knish eater; although anything wrapped in dough of any ethnicity has always appealed. They have several varieties of knishes -- traditional like potato and kasha and some more "modern" varieties. I chose their hotdog knish. This is basically a long rectangular potato knish wrapped around a hotdog. Even warmed in their microwave/convection oven, the outside dough was flaky as filo can get. The hot dog was completely cooked and better with added mustard. The whole thing is pretty filling because of the mashed potatoes. And for under $4 a bargain of a "lunch". read more

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Oh my goodness was the knishe not the best thing I could have had today for a little lunch! Should have gotten two. A Nice sweet lady running the store here inside the the indoor market. I'll be back! read more

Pita Nosh - All gone... spinach knishes!!! - Falafel Near Me - Pompano Beach, Florida

The last time I reviewed Pita Nosh was in 2017. Different owner but the same great chef, with the best knishes in all of Florida. As a native New Yorker my first 36 years of life (now 61) I will even say they are better then any knishes I have had in NYC since the 1970s. They are the best, better than all the rest! If you have not already been to Pita Nosh, I highly recommend you do so. Note, I have not had it in a while but I also love their matzo ball soup. read more

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Dad had a craving for falafel this afternoon and brought us to the food court of the Festival Marketplace because he claimed these were the best. And while I'm not a falafel fan, I got a gyro. Yeah, more bread that I'm not supposed to have on the keto diet but what's one fresh, fluffy, toasted pita bread? Right? Messy, delicious and loaded with onions and lettuce and tomatoes and tzatziki and of course, sliced donner. The kebab isn't on display at the counter, so I have no idea if it was one of those big displays but it was still delicious. Dad had the falafel and they were scooped and fried to order. Fresh and he said they satisfied the craving. Pita Nosh is also the spot to go for your knish needs. So many and so many flavors. Regular potato, sweet potato, spinach, mushroom and more. They looked SO good and another batch were fresh from the oven. We had a great chat with the owner. Dad (a retired New Yorker) got into a great talk about the best delis and knishes in NYC and they both agreed on their favorite. So that's a good sign! Masks required in Festival Market and in the food court, but not while you're sitting at the table. And they only have a very few tables set up for maximum social distancing. [Review 13589 overall, 908 of 2020.] read more

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very good knishes, but that all they sel. No sandwiches, fafael etc watchthe lady that rings up the food she adds extra amounts to the bill read more

Send like they only sell kinishes now. Nothing else is in the display cases. Thr Kinish was good but over naked on the bottom. read more

Pita Nosh - half eaten food on a plate - Falafel Near Me - Pompano Beach, Florida

Excellent knishes, but Beware! We have been overcharged with cash and double dipped with our credit card...honest mistake? Hmmm...

I love Middle Eastern food and their falafel and hummus platter was awesome. It was a very pleasant surprise to stumble upon Pita Nosh during my recent trip to Florida. read more

Good knishes, hummis, pita and filafel. We come for the split pea soup and it's not as good or as thick as it used to be

Everything about our first experience was terrible, from the time an employee stared at us( She obviously didn't want to be there) not greeting us and when we enquired about the pastries available, she seems very Annoyed that we even dared to ask her. We ended up with the pastry stuffed with mushrooms and spinach... needless to say it was inedible, disappointing to say the least, we should've just taken the employees careless attitude as a No-Go! unfortunately we won't be trying Pita nosh again! read more

Knishes...Of course NYC had the best...Yona Shimmel on the east side in Manhattan, Schatzkin's in Brooklyn...but that was 50 years ago, and nothing is "like we remember it". So as Falafel, Knishes, Hummus etc. go PITA NOSH is 4 stars. We had a light lunch, shared a Pita Platter, 4 Falafel, Hummus, Eggplant and Baba Ganoush...includes a Pita bread and salad from the salad bar. Try it, you'll like it...I guarantee read more

I had a hot dog here and it was so hard you couldn't eat half of it. The matzah ball was tangy and mushroom barley soup was bland. I'm not sure how this place has 4 stars. Yuk!! read more

Pita Nosh - Falafel Near Me - Pompano Beach, Florida

Just visited Pita Nosh-The Knish Place again while at Festival Flea Market. Their excellent knishes remind me of growing up in Brooklyn, where every deli had their signature version. The versions here are tasty and well-made. The basic potato is that in name only. Filling is excellent, wrapper is flaky, and they travel well. I highly recommend the "chicken pot pie" version too. Family and friends love the other flavors. I'd be remiss not to also mention their matzoh ball soup. Luscious balls in a flavorful soup, though I wish for a bit less celery. Falafel folks says theirs are great. And the lunch combos are pretty darn good. Enjoy P.S. if you like Islanders hockey, speak up when you order. read more

Let's be CLEAR...... I love falafel; I'm no expert on it because there aren't that many places. This is one of many food stalks in the food kiosk at the Festival closed air shopping area. When it's good it's good.... fresh, crunchy outer shell and nice softer chew and taste within. The sides you can apply are many and varied. They tend to be a bit protective with the tahini and of course humus is extra. BUT.... Place to go to satisfy that falafel Jones. They also have variety of knishes and very interesting platters made to order. baron rating. **** FOUR OF FIVE STARS read more

I couldn't figure out why Yelp kept suggested that I review Pita Nosh--when did I go there? What even is it? Finally I clicked on it, and realized it was the most amazing lunch that I ate back in July!! I was visiting my grandmother in Florida, because I am Jewish, therefore, my grandmother lives in Florida. My mom was there with me and wanted to go check out festival. My late grandfather used to love the knishes at festival, so I figured in his honor I would go eat one. Do you like how I justified eating complex carbs in a way that is really lovely? Anyway, so we get there and I'm like peace out, mom, gotta go eat. I book it to the food court, find the knish place and boom...conundrum. So many choices. All the soups are vegetarian! How you gonna make me make a decision like that? I settled on a classic potato knish and a cup of the Mushroom Barley soup. I think there was a deal to include a soda and they had Dr. Browns.,..who can resist that? You know who else loved Dr. Browns? My late grandfather. I got a Diet cream soda, and sat down with all of my beige-colored foods. Why are all traditional Jewish foods beige in color? One of those mysteries, I guess. Some people don't like eating alone. I guess it feels lonely or something? I have to disagree with that, I love it. I get to eat at my own pace, take as many pictures as I want, pick things up with my hand, scrape the bowl of soup, etc etc. Life is good. read more

The food tasted ok but this place is not clean. We watched as they stacked dirty trays on the clean ones and then the counter woman wiped up the salad counter with her bare hands in front of a line full of customers. I was seriously stunned. read more

This is my favorite restaurant in all of Pompano. It's in the Festival Flea Market's Food Court. The knishes are to die for, soft and velvety with a crispy, flaky shell. Everything is made fresh daily! This place is the reason I go to Festival Flea market. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed! read more

Completely unexpected in a food court. This place has by far the best falafel I've ever had. Made to order and not just sitting in a warming tray. They perfected cooking the balls, yes frying, with a crisp outside and still keeping the inside moist. So flavorful, too. The guys are super nice and the mini knishes are a perfect size. I will honestly drive down from Boynton to Cococnut Creek just to eat here. read more

Brooklyn used to be the place for Knishes. But that ended with Mrs Stahls. Closing 20 years ago. The last of the real knish makers.No way do these Pita Nosh knishes compare to what you used to get in brooklyn. Anyone who thinks these are good, never had one years ago in Brooklyn.This is the only place I ever had one with a flaky pie dough crust. It crumbles away as you eat it. Better ones out there. Even in Florida. read more

12:30 @ festival flea market.....president's day.....this place was always pretty good...but now there are new owners......so i walk up to the counter..i noticed a 6-7 year old girl at the register, she no clue what to press on register...up comes the person in charge..i tell him 4 potato knishes, 3 togo...1 to eat here.......he tells me there out of potato......a new batch will be ready in 45 minutes........i tell him, how can you turn people away.. YOU SELL KNISHES..HOW CAN YOU RUN OUT AT LUNCH TIME.......and i said GOOD BYE......as i go to another food place in the food court..i see many people walking away from the knish place....empty............so i got done eatingh my pizza and walked past the place and i said are they ready ...he tells me BE READY IN AN HOUR...that's the last time i go there...it seems the mentality in south florida is close early and don't prepare enough......i think there will be a new owner soon.....this guy ain't gonna make....... read more