“Pita Palace: where Pita is in the name, yet they give you some of the worst pstale shitty pitas (sometimes still in the plastic bag they came in from the store)”
H3
8.3/10Middle Eastern
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Get the or the . People say the meat is well seasoned and the toppings stay fresh, and the father and son running it have been cooking for decades. Not everyone is sold. Neighbors who have tried it repeatedly say the comes out stale and the vegetables aren't fresh, and a runs $17 to $20 for a small .
“Pita Palace: where Pita is in the name, yet they give you some of the worst pstale shitty pitas (sometimes still in the plastic bag they came in from the store)”
H3
“I don’t get the appeal of this place. Usually get the shawarma pita and it’s always so small and winds up costing $17-$20. The meat is well seasoned but wouldn’t say “the works” includes the freshest veggies.”
H3
“I live one block away and have tried this about 5 or 6 times and have never liked it. Vegetables have never tasted fresh to me and there are so many much better shawarmas in Williamsburg. I don’t understand all their online love and keep trying it thinking I’m missing something, and yet I’m continually disappointed :/”
H3
“food is amazing. the schwarma pita has so much flavor and the toppings are consistent fresh and adds so much to the sandwiches.”
H2
“great Arab food super fresh”
H2
“The chicken was fantastic, but they didn't have garlic sauce.”
H2
“in williamsburg, there is a pita restaurant that's the best i've ever had.”
H2
“Yeah, this place rocks. Not sure if it’s hidden but definitely a neighborhood gem. I usually get the chicken shawarma or the hummus sandwich and it’s always such a satisfying meal.”
H2
“Pita - Pita Palace”
H2
“Honorary mention to the chicken shawarma at pita palace!”
H2
“The chicken shawarma plate at Pita Palace in Williamsburg is the best I've ever had.”
H2
“Agreed, their chicken kebab is also very good. I get a pita sandwich from then like once a week”
H2