Pitaville Mediterranean Grill

Reviews

• JC

  Jo Couture

  Mar 1, 2026
  5.0
  Pitaville Mediterranean Grill feels like that dependable neighborhood spot you go to when you just want good, filling food. The shawarma is packed with flavor, the rice and hummus taste fresh, and the portions are honestly huge — you’ll probably leave with leftovers.
• EA

  Eve A

  Mar 1, 2026
  1.0
  Purchased meat combo feast and got horrible food poisoning. Fever, vomiting, last thing i need as a nursing mother. Such a shame bc it was so expensive too. DO NOT RECOMMEND.
• JW

  Jack Wilson-Beals

  Feb 23, 2026
  5.0
  Pitaville is our favorite Middle-Eastern restaurant. The service is exceptional and the food can't be beat!!! Tonight I was privileged to try their newest delicacy, Kunifa (see my picture). It's one of the best desserts I've ever had. A true treasure from Palestine! Make sure to stop by and try the delicious cuisine and the friendly, excellent customer service!!!
• CK

  Christine Krotsmer

  Feb 21, 2026
  5.0
  10/10 everything we ordered was amazing and we tried everything…. Usually very hard to find excellent food and cleanliness at 10/10 as well . We are very impressed and will be back . Thank you for providing great service and keep doing what are doing 😊😊
• WO

  William Oshana

  Feb 14, 2026
  5.0
  Born in Chicago, being raised and surrounded with Assyrian culture, I know Middle Eastern food and it holds a very special place in my heart. After moving out west and living here for 3 years, I realized that it was impossible to find quality Middle Eastern cuisine unless I drove an hour into the city. My wife told me about Pitaville and we finally had the opportunity to go tonight. Anybody can take meat and seasoning, mix it together, and cook it up... And sure, it tastes fine, but real Middle Eastern food hits different. When mom makes it, it's got something special in it. We ordered a plethora of sides because being the stubborn Assyrian I am, I had to "test how authentic it is". Kibbeh, lamb kefta, beef kefta, shish taouk, lamb shish kabob, tabouleh, potato chop, falafel, and baba ghanoush. I took that first bite of lamb kefta and I was smiling from ear to ear. Juicy, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. The potato chop? Left me speechless. It was as if I had been transported to my childhood, stealing that first freshly made potato chop while mom yelled at me "ibn al kalab!", throwing a sandal like it was a boomerang. Piece after piece, I couldn't find a single thing I didn't like. Each bite was followed with "oh my God, this is so good." Everything was perfect... And it hit me. Soul. That's the secret ingredient. Mom put her soul into her cooking. These fast food joints don't have that. Pitaville? Pitaville has soul and they put it into everything they make.