SLOW SERVICE. if you in a hurry, don't come here. even on slow days, It's slow. When you ask about your order you will be told your next. No true. Again SLOWWWW read more

After visiting Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, we went to lunch here. Growing up in a Jewish community in the Bronx, NY - I was thrilled to see menu options I haven't eaten in years. This location is in the Briar Vista Shopping Center which has seen better days. A few places have closed and it's nothing to look at. The location is small, with a few tables inside & a charming outside patio. Inside was really warm not due to the weather but the rotating meat on a vertical spit that's literally behind the employee working the counter. There was also a gold curtain concealing other things but it looked like a last minute hack. The menu includes pita wraps, burgers, tacos, salad bowls, plates, baguettes and kids meals. They have sides too but I was thrown off by the prices. Kids meal is $10; salad or rice bowl $21 and a plate $25. The ingredients looked fresh and all orders are made to order. There's a young lady preparing all the food in front of you - sort of like a build your wrap or bowl chain. I had a falafel salad and potato knish on the side. The salad is literally the items from the bar that go inside a pita. Falafel is fried in the back. For the price to portion, it was pretty small. Knish was decent. Overall, nothing memorable. Love a good kosher meal but likely won't be back. If you're in the area or must eat kosher, try them out. read more

Toco Grill - Already nibbled on my Potato Knish - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Heavily underrated. I challenge anybody to find better kosher, Israeli food in ATL. Laffa with schnitzel was absolutely spot on. Great topping selection, and the sandwich held up despite wet toppings. I still dream about it. My friend went with shawarma and has been going back regularly for it for some time now. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner of this establishment and he really seems to love what he does. Various items on the menu are named for his children and I thought that was really sweet. The outside seating area is very cute with string lights and a neon. Ordering at a kiosk is streamlined and easy rather than shouting toppings over the case. I love this place more than words can express. It's so very important to support our neighbors facing difficulty abroad and at home - no matter their background. 5/5 will be back regularly read more

Toco Grill - Great window mural! - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Just ate these absolute fire Jewish deli Mediterranean tacos. So good. 10/10 no notes. Wish it was closer

Mediocre with bad service. We were visiting Atlanta and needed to find a place with Kosher food for dinner. Toco Grill is a tiny place , with a handful of tables. I guess it is primarily a takeout place. We ordered the food through the touch screen, and then had to wait for really a long time. Strangely enough, out of the 3 orders only 2 came out. I had to wait longer and went to ask where is my food. The guy was surprised but said that he will give me food. The worst part was that French fries were very oily, seems that they were fried and refried. Chicken shawarma was tasteless. Unfriendly service. Not recommended. read more

Burger was incredible and the party nuggets were so good. The service was friendly and inviting. The environment is welcoming and warm. I highly recommend read more

People were super friendly here and I enjoyed my lunch the other day. I tried the Mendel, which is the special potato knish with grilled pastrami. It was pretty tasty but very greasy/fried tasting. My friend had the shawarma fries, a big hot pile of messy goodness. I'm not a typical kosher eater but I do like Israeli food and a good pita/falafel. I think these guys do a pretty decent job at it, although it seems a bit pricey to me. Customer service was good, food comes quick, and they have a couple of tables outside and a nice screened in patio to enjoy dining read more

Like so many things post-COVID, this place has tanked. The DIY topping bar used to be the main attraction but that has been "fenced off" so you need to rely on the half-deaf (you get about 1/2 the toppings you request) server to dress your pita -- and they sure know how to skimp. The pitas themselves haven't changed except for the increased prices. Sadly it is no longer worth a visit. read more

Excellent food and services. Food came out fast and hot! excellent culture, authentic Jewish food. I will be recommending this to everyone!

The best part of this place in my opinion is the nearly unlimited sides. You can load up on all the side salad options, but my favorite is the grilled eggplant. The shawarma and the grilled chicken are also super tasty. Come here for a quick lunch or dinner when you're really hungry and don't want to wait in line. 4 stars instead of 5 because the service is a little bit lacking. It seems to be disorganized and slow and run by a couple of teenagers in the front. I'd still come back but I hope they try and make this place cleaner with better service. read more

For $8, you are guaranteed to fill up your stomach with fresh, kosher, quality Israeli food. Fattest pitas I've ever seen. The kabob was $7.95, but you can opt for the falafel which is less, or the other stuff which I think the highest was $8.95. Finding Pita Palace tonight was like hitting the jackpot. I've been in DC and NYC, but haven't experienced a middle eastern salad bar before. This one was so worth it. I went there right around 6pm on a normal weekday and by 6:30pm it was crowded--people sounded like regulars too. These ladies grabbed a bag of pitas off the wall--apparently Pita Palace sells their pitas in batches of 5 or 6! I'm enamored by the salad bar, because it really is quality food--and that's rare among salad bars/buffet style layouts. They have grilled eggplant (which they've grilled VERY nicely), their own house baba ganouj, home-made hummus, and pickled veggies (including cauliflower), among other selections. They had these awesome carrots tonight, seasoned in a special way. If you have a palate for mediterranean food, this is your place. The kabob (beef) was also fresh and grilled very well. I could have easily split it into two meals. But I was a fatty tonight and ate the whole thing. Gulp. If you have a choice between spending ~$8 (or more) at Whole Foods and pinching salad and small bits of meat to keep the price low, and all-you-can-eat salad bar here which has everything you'd need to be nourished plus a hefty meat pita, Pita Palace seems like a solid deal. read more

Toco Grill - 1st row: eggplant, pickles, carrots. He refilled the cukes right after I took the pic :) - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Really wanted to like this place after reading google reviews, but prices are wacko. A really bad first look///the shawarma salad was good but overpriced. I also ordered a Mendel..a knish supposedly stuffed with pastrami. The menu says a knish is 5.99. I tried to tell the counter guy that adding 4 tiny (i mean tiny) slices of pastrami does not make it worth 13.99. He said he would relay my comment to the owner but offered nothing in return. Too bad...could have been a good customer but not after a rip-off. read more

Sorry no food porn this time, because the food didn't last long enough on the table! The wife and I shared a lafa schnitzel, honey glazed buffalo nuggets, and French fries. I will be returning!! Ordering was easy, the owner is cooking but still makes time to wait on you, definitely a class act. Now to the food: the schnitzel had a perfect amount of breading and there was accoutrements galore to add to the wrap if you wanted, the French fries were probably the best I've had both crunch and soft, and the nuggets had a perfect amount of buffalo because a lot of times it's to much (the honey glaze evens it out). read more

We got there around 6:53 PM on a Thursday, and there was only one person working. While we waited, a second worker did come in. I didn't note the time we ordered, but we finally got our order at 7:51 PM. It's counter service, so this is pretty slow. However, they were obviously short staffed that night, and were very apologetic about the wait. Yelp has a check in deal for 1 free beer with purchase of laffa, but when I tried to use it they said they don't even serve alcohol. No biggie since it's not like we're entitled to it, I've just never come across such a discrepancy when it comes to check in deals. The setup was a little confusing to me, since there's a "salad" bar that they use to put veggie fillings and sauces into the sandwiches, but I guess it's also self serve if you want to take anything in a little soup to go container that was near the cash register. I'm not sure if that's included with every purchase, but after a while I figured I waited long enough to deserve some hummus and tahini to go. I had asked for extra sauce on the side, and I'm not sure if I wasn't heard, or just ignored because it was supposed to be self serve anyways? I don't know. Anyways, I took some. And I didn't get yelled at, so it must've been OK. Pargiyot Laffa $13.75: This is chicken. Chicken is not usually my preferred meat, but I wanted to try this as it seemed to be a specialty of theirs. It was OK, but I definitely preferred the kefta kebab. The way I would describe laffa is a big tortilla like thing but the texture of pita bread instead. Kefta Kebab Laffa $14.75: I've had kefta kebab at other places, and this one seemed a little less juicy. We did take it to go, and it took some time for our whole order to be ready, so maybe it dried up a little since we didn't eat it right away? The sandwiches were definitely filling, but for me I think it was just missing really awesome sauce. There wasn't a lot of tahini in the squeeze bottles so I wasn't able to get as much as I wanted. Their spicy sauce was really spicy, so only a tiny bit is needed for heat. I would've liked something more like a chili paste to add more flavor without being too hot. ***** My Star Ratings: 1 Star - Terrible. Just thinking about it makes me angry. 2 Stars - Meh. Unlikely for me to return. 3 Stars - OK. Open to coming back, but wouldn't go out of my way to. 4 Stars - Yummy! Will definitely return if I haven't already. 5 Stars - AMAZING!!! Would plan my day or even a trip around eating here. read more

Toco Grill - Kefta Kebab Laffa $14.75 - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Saw a great review of this place a few years back so I've been wanting to try it. I used UberEats. I got two half pitas so I could try two different things and since I love leftovers it was a good idea. Shish Kebab and Pargiyot. I also ordered rice and the humus platter. They need some help in the packaging department. Everything had the appearance of just being thrown together. I bit into my first pita and felt like I was eating stones the meat was so dry. I opened it up to pick at it but eventually threw it out. My second was a little better. The hummus tasted watered down and the pita bread was too chewy. Maybe it was supposed to be that way but it wasn't tasty so I threw it out too. It was a bad experience overall read more

Toco Grill - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I love the hamburgers could eat so many. They are great the service is always fast. They been renovating and growing the business so much is a great place to eat also with the open space in the back. Everything is delicious. read more

Pita Palace is a kosher Middle Eastern restaurant located in the Briar Vista shopping center not far from Emory, across the street from Whole Foods Briarcliff. It's a hole in the wall. I'm not going to go as far as calling it a "shack," but it almost feels like one. This is more of a quick lunch or take-out place than it is a restaurant to sit down and enjoy a meal. I like it because it's akin to Israeli street food. The kitchen prepares many of its ingredients daily, including their own taboon bread. The restaurant is on the La Vista side of the shopping center, facing Whole Foods. It's in a small corner spot. They've crammed a lot of tables into the limited space and there's some covered seating outside. During peak periods, parking can get tight so you may have to park around the corner and walk over. Pita Palace has chicken shawarmas (freshly shaved off the spit), falafel (made of ground chickpeas), schnitzel (breaded chicken), pargiot (dark meat cornish hen), white meat grilled chicken, seasoned beef kabobs, hamburgers, and veggie pitas. You can order the falafel and meats in various forms, e.g. inside a pita pocket or wrapped in laffa (taboon bread). The laffa wraps are quite big, significantly bigger than the pita pockets. They are comparable in size to a Mission-style burrito (such as Moe's or Chipotle). It's a lot of meat/food. Pitas run about $7-10 each, laffas run about $8-13 each. If you don't want a pita or laffa, you can have the meat served on a baguette, in a salad, on as an entree (double meat, for roughly $15) with salad bar items. I recommend ordering the laffa because taboon bread can be hard to find in Atlanta, especially freshly-made taboon bread. Taboon is made out of chickpea flour and is traditionally used as a flatbread wrap in Jewish cuisine. It's soft and slightly spongy. There's a self-serve salad bar that is used by both customers and staff. The salad bar has hummus (chickpea spread), baba ghanoush (eggplant spread), spicy sauces (jalapeno, habanero), Israeli salad (tomatoes and cucumbers), pickles, red cabbage, coleslaw, pita chips, fried eggplant, sauerkraut, and other items. The salad bar is included with most orders. If you order a sandwich/wrap, the staff will use ingredients from the salad bar, Subway-style, to customize your order. I like to load my laffa wraps with lots of stuff: hummus, baba ghanoush, Israeli salad, red cabbage, pickles, and slaw. They also have sauces in squeeze bottles, such as tzatziki yogurt sauce. It is good stuff. Don't put too many sauces/spreads inside or your meal will get messy towards the end. The meats I suggest ordering are the shawarma, pargiot, and beef kabobs. You can see the chicken shawarma rotating on a spit behind the counter. I think this is their most popular meat and it's not uncommon to see it completely gone by the end of the day. The shawarma and the pargiot, both marinated chicken, taste somewhat similar. However, the shawarma chicken meat is sliced thin while the pargiot chicken meat is chopped into small chunks. Either way, you can't go wrong. The beef kabobs are delicious. The beef patties are nicely seasoned with onions and spices and are flavorful and satisfying. I think the meat portions are generous. Overall, I have found the ingredients to be sufficiently fresh and the wraps to be tasty and filling. Service is good. Bottled water and soft drinks are available in a fridge. If you want tap water, you have to get it yourself from a bathroom-looking sink that is oddly placed in the short hallway leading to the lone restroom. Funny enough, it's not the first time I've seen something like that. read more

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Straight up best schwarma in town. I prefer the schwarma laffa, spicy, with hummus and a good portion of fixings. Food is kosher so maybe a little pricier than other options in town but worth every penny. Give it a try if you're in the area. read more

I was disappointed that I did not get as much meat as I remembered getting the last time I was here, which was more than 1 year ago. The cashier was very friendly, and helped me choose what I wanted based on my preferences. She recommended that I go for the schwarma plate without the pita bread to get more meat. When I got home, I found out that I got a schwarma sandwich, adding to my disappointment. I got a choice of babaganouj or hummus and I opted for my favorite, the hummus. They also can make it as spicy as you want so I chose medium spicy. The salad bar is very good. I love the eggplant but it is very oily. One bite and the eggplant wrings out a lot of oil. I like the peppercini's as well. The salad bar has a lot of options. read more

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I ordered food from them, so can't discuss the ambiance or service. The Cowboys Pita was a perfect example of fusion cousine. Something you can find in Tel Aviv. It was delicious! This is a certified and supervised kosher place. It must be more expensive, the kosher food in a grocery store is more expensive. read more

OMG they have doubled their prices in a very short time. I ordered a schwarma salad that cost $25.00. It came in a plastic to go container and yes I enjoyed the veggie additions but it was still way overpriced. I didn't even order a drink. I was really hungry and a little bit embarrassed to get up and leave once I saw the prices, but I won't go back. The food was decent and the server was nice, but I went there a year ago and all of the prices have at least doubled. Ameer's across the street is a better and more reasonable choice if you want mediterranean food. The portions are also bigger and you have more options. read more

So I recently took a trip to Israel and fell in love with the food. Tonight I had a crazy craving for Israeli food. So I yelped kosher places and Pita Palace was the closest to me. I was happy to see Jewish people eating here, as it's always a good sign when the people of a culture are eating at a restaurant representing their culture's food. The service was excellent. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. The food was good, but not great. I got the chetzi-chetzi with shawarma and schnitzel with plenty of toppings from their salad bar. Their breads are pre-made instead of made in-house, which is a negative for me. The seasonings used in the meats weren't nearly as spicy or strong as I was expecting. That's what I loved about Israeli food, it's boldness and spice. Was it as good as the food in Israel? No, but it satisfied my craving. I'd come back here once in a while. read more

Toco Grill - Chetzi-Chetzi with shawarma and schnitzel - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

The reviews were good so I decided to give it a try. While the food is bland, the restaurant is just filthy . Paid 32$ for a beta fries and a kids burger which was TINY. I was super hungry so I ate it but the holder they bring the pita in was super. Dirty. If the owner sees this they really need to check with their employees. read more

Posted hours on google state closes Friday at 230 - staff made no effort to accommodate me when I arrived at 215, even when multiple customers agreed and told staff that the posted closing hours are 230 - why not just serve me when you're clearly still full with customers and it was your error? going across the street to Ameer's! read more

Omg the reviews don't lie! This place is delicious. I'm always on the hunt for good falafel. This may be my new fave. For $8 you get a large pita with protein of choice and plentiful toppings. There are all the usual ones as well as fried eggplant and potatoes. Hummus and baba ganoush were free as well. Only giving 4 stars for the venue and ambiance which is fast casual. read more

Pita Palace is located across from the Whole Foods on Briarcliff. Its in the same shopping center as the Starbucks and sushi Itto. I came by at 1pm on a weekday and had no wait. Pita Palace is really small... like 4-5 tables small. Strongly consider taking your food to go. I ordered a Half pita schwarma (~$5.95 vs whole $8.95) and thought a half was the perfect size. The schwarma was great but my favorite part of my pita was being able to customize it with the free salad bar with pickles, carrots, eggplant, etc. When you order, they also ask how spicy you want it. I said 6/10. I would say their 6/10 is like a 1/10 true spicy. I'd definitely be back for a quick lunch. Parking is also super plentiful. read more

Toco Grill - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Don't let the no-frills strip mall fool you. Herein lies some serious mid eastern eats, especially the Shwarma. This is some of the most authentic Israeli Shwarma in Atlanta. Israeli style Shwarma is roasted on a pit, and may consist of turkey, lamb, or chicken/Cornish hen. Pita palace usually has chicken. It is very flavorful, without being overpowered by the stronger spices that many other restaurants use. The Shwarma here tastes the most authentic as compared to what I have tasted in Israel. All of the sandwiches here, including Shwarma, can be eaten by themselves, or in a pita or the larger laffa, which is a huge wrap. You can then add numerous sauces and vegetables such as pickles, Israeli salad, cabbage, etc. The grilled chicken here is usually quite good, and one of my favorite wraps here is the chicken wrap. If you like falafel, it is quite good, and is definitely above average. One of the biggest pluses here is that The salad bar is included with most sandwiches. The salad bar is always fresh, and includes the pickles, cabbage, onions, and Israeli salad that is available for sandwiches as well. The purple cabbage and Israeli pickles are phenomenal, and I usually get a ton of them! The restaurant is rather small, and there are not many tables. There are some tables available outside as well, and they have recently added a deck in the front. If you're looking for some solid Middle Eastern fare, especially pit roasted Shwarma, this place will hit the spot. read more

This is a small modest place, but the food its excellent, the attention of the owner its very warm and very welcoming, they have a great variety of salads not a lot as I usually see in others pita places before, but very tasty and the most important very fresh, the fried eggplants was my favorite, cooked just right not too much oily and perfectly sliced. read more

Toco Grill - Food bar - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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A wonderful little neighborhood joint. Real food made by real people. It sometimes takes a little while but it's worth the wait. What's special is all the ways you can customize your meal.... a bountiful salad bar offers hummus, baba ghanouj, picked onions, olives, coleslaw, etc. as well as a different sauces. (Fantastic sauces!) Highly recommended. read more

We get takeout from Toco Grill frequently and the food is always high quality!

Wow. I would award fifteen stars if I could! We both ordered laffas (a bit like Mediterranean burritos with choose-your-own-filling options), and seriously couldn't be happier with our decision to eat here tonight. I also loved the self-serve salad bar (which doubles as options for laffa/pita/etc fillings, by the way). It was well-stocked with a colorful variety of fresh, pickled, and dressed vegetable accoutrement: green olives, black olives, coleslaw, pickles, tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded red cabbage, onions, eggplant, corn, carrot, and more I can't list right now. If you get the falafel laffa, I recommend: yes to baba ghanoush, yes to hummus, yes to eggplant, onions, pickles, tomato, and coleslaw, and ABSOLUTELY yes to tahini sauce on top, to finish it off! Alright, I confess this is also for the benefit of Future Me so I can remember exactly the way I ordered it the next time I stop in. I also asked for a "10" on the spicy scale (from 1-10), and thought it was absolutely marvelous; the hubby thought that was WAY TOO spicy, but, you know, to each their own. If you get the chicken shawarma laffa, here's the hubby's winning combination: yes to baba ghanoush and hummus, onions, eggplant, cucumber, tomato, tahini and a "three" on the spicy scale. My falafel laffa was $9.00 and I really could only finish half. (The other half, I am covetously anticipating consuming for a freaking fantastic lunch tomorrow.) The chicken shawarma laffa was either $13 or 14; he did consume the whole thing, though! It was too good to leave leftovers. Also, the folks who work here were SO nice! They were patient while we pored over the menu as first-timers, ready with (very apt: see above) recommendations on suitable fillings, and also deft with the art of laffa-wrapping! Finally, to give you an idea of just how enamored we are with this place, the drive home involved making a mental list of our closest friends and coworkers we can bring here. read more

Yum!!! Eating here reminds me of the Falafel place in Miami Beach. It's traditional with the salad bar that has Israeli pickles, red cabbage, Israeli salad, and all of the yummy toppings. I crave it on weekends, usually Saturdays which sucks because that's during Shabbat so they are closed. The pita was served soft, fluffy, and warm. They put babaganouj and hummus inside the pita along with the falafel. The falafel were small and crispy on the outside with them being soft in the middle. They were warm and flavorful. One you add the cucumber and tomato salad, pickled cabbage, Israeli pickles, tahini, and onions, I was good to go. Like always, I ate too much and needed to rest afterwards. He staff is very kind and have something nice to say whenever you visit whether they ask about your day or talk about the weather. The food is Delish!!! read more

$4.99 falafel pita sandwich plus you can stuff your pita with additional fillers like raw marinated onions, chopped cucumbers/tomatoes/onions, eggplant, shredded lettuce, pickles, hummus, and baba ghanoush from their condiment bar. I knew immediately when I walked in I wanted falafel, and the AJC John Kessler article on the wall helped confirm my choice. The guy behind the counter asked if I wanted hummus or baba ghanoush in my sandwich, then asked if I also wanted the spicy sauce. I went with hummus and skipped the spicy sauce. The falafels meanwhile are fried to order. My sandwich was delicious, and stuffing my pita with the fresh veggies was like an extra bonus. This dive joint is small and today it was packed. Diverse customer base incl. several first-timers like me. Guy behind the counter is friendly and likes to call everyone "My Friend" :) I'd like to come back to try the "cornish hen shawarma" which is only available on Tuesdays, just b/c I'm curious. read more

Everything we've had here has been very good. Grilled chicken, shawarma, falafel. Most of what we get is typically laffa, but everything has been solid. Love to have a place like this in the neighborhood. read more

Kosher restaurant which either serves pitas or large "laffas" with Mediterranean grilled meats and a self-serve salad bar. Pita Palace is located at the intersection of Briarcliff Road and La Vista Road directly across the street from Whole Foods. Most pitas will be less than $10, while the larger laffas (think a burrito, but with Mediterranean food on the inside) will be a little over $10. You can either park in front of the restaurant or on the other end of the plaza, where there are a lot more spaces. The ambiance isn't dazzling, but the service for take-out is great. Highlights: I ordered the "pargiyot" laffa, which had grilled dark meat chicken. Originally I had wanted the shawarma, but it was sold out about an hour before closing time. From the reaction of a more regular customer, it sounds like this has happened before, so come earlier if you want to try the shawarma. I really liked how the server was generous with letting you take food from the salad bar. If you don't take salad in a side container, you can still get it either in your pita or laffa. For people with medium sized appetites, the laffa with a portion of side salad can be two lunches. My laffa came with a lot of lightly seasoned, reasonably moist chicken. The meat in my laffa was cooked to order and prepared quickly. You can adjust the spice level as well- I ordered a 5, which is considered "hot". I'd say there was a kick, but the laffa wasn't "hot" to my standards. Critiques: While I liked the chicken for the most part, I think it could be improved if there was either less char or more seasoning. It was nice to have a char flavor, but it almost overwhelmed the seasoning of the meat. Some of the salad bar items were a little too sour to eat on their own. Sauces (hummus/baba ghanoush) could be a little richer for my taste. Overall: You'll get decent Mediterranean sandwiches at the Pita Palace. Portion size is a plus and the liberty to make your own salad is another positive aspect of this establishment. read more

Toco Grill - Laffa with assortment from salad bar - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Service is prompt and very nice! The food is amazing too!!! Excellent salad bar as well as condiments. The chicken, which I got was very tasty and blew my expectations. I will definitely visit again. The half pita is a great amount of food because it comes with salad and sauce. read more

Toco Grill - Chicken, salad, sauce - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

From the burgers to the pita schawarma are always excellent, including the onion rings, which are almost a small meal in and of itself.

My first time having falafel and schwarma, I must say that I had a very pleasant experience. The staff is nice & friendly, they explained to me every question that I had about the pita's. read more

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The food here is amazing!!! We're here for a convention and decided to stop by and we were not disappointed. I'll be coming here until the convention is over. Definitely try the shawarma and schnitzel. Amazing read more

Toco Grill - two trays of food on a table - Middle Eastern Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I have always wondered about this place and never went in. I finally went in and it wasn't what I was expecting. It's super tiny and a hole in the wall. I think it is family owned. The food was pretty decent. I ordered the Swarma pita. It was well seasoned and super tender. The only complaint is that they put hummus and baba ganoush in the pita which is where most of the spices were, but it was all in the bottom and not mixed in consistently. read more