Pita Hot

Such a cozy and warm little spot! The guy who runs it is a super nice and welcoming dude who was very generous to me and my friend in sharing his cuisine!

Some of the best falafel I’ve ever had

Great food

This is a pretty good spot that’s open late and is an affordable option. A few complaints is the quality is inconsistent. Sometimes the falafel is perfectly crisp and fresh, other times it’s hard and obviously reheated for instance. I have ordered delivery a few times and will hesitate to do so again as the instructions were not followed and my order would be missing things or have the wrong item. Today, they did not include a pita or extra sauce I have paid for and gave me the wrong entree. I ordered falafel and beef shawarma over rice with salad and got chicken with rice instead. The food was very good but it’s not what I ordered and paid extra for. I would suggest either doing pick up or eating in to avoid this as it’s still a good place to eat for around $10-15.

Their soups are INCREDIBLE, the lamb and okra was so good and so is the lemon chicken soup. Hummus is always fresh and creamy, falafel is great too. Really nice family owned hole in the wall

falafel come w fries so u know its legit

The dining experience at this establishment is decent if you find yourself in the neighborhood. The prices are reasonable, making it a good option for a casual meal. However, the menu appears to be a mix of cuisines, which might be slightly confusing for both the service staff and customers. Despite this, our experience was satisfactory with no major complaints. We sampled the chicken soup, which was okay, and the lamb gyro. The standout item was the fries, which were great. On the downside, the zaatar pita could have been crisper. In summary, it's a place where you can enjoy a decent meal without breaking the bank. Our lunch for two came to $21, making it a budget-friendly option. Vegetarian options: Falafel will be vegetarian anywhere.