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The best chick kebab no question.

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I'll keep it quick, I never write reviews but I had to give one for Brooklyn Pita. I just moved to the neighborhood and am eating my meal as I type. The owners are some of the friendliest people I've ever met, the food is DELICIOUS and it's an incredible value. I'll be back many times, you should go too!

I really love this place. I admit, a tad expensive for falafel, but otherwise, everything about this restaurant is excellent. The staff is friendly, the food is delicious and generous and the salad bar rocks.

The Shawarma here tops every other place in the surrounding area. The platter is a fair value, given the amount of meat, it always provides a 2nd meal, they have both pita and Laffa bread, the owner, a old school Israeli guy always let me customize a bit to get both FF and salad with platter. Pickled beets are my favorite, red cabbage slaw is a close 2nd. pickles and even typical tom/cuc salad are good too. FF's are hand cut. They take CC's which is a bonus. Again, having tried most local competition, none can compete. Comparable places are found much further out like Ave J and P areas, and while good tend to be more expensive because they are kosher.

I don't know about the shawarma, it could be excellent, but the babaganush there is awful - it tasted like mayo!

i have never in my life consumed a more delicious chicken shwarma. please, whatever you may do in this world, whichever path you may choose to take, go to brooklyn pita, and have a chicken shwarma, in pita (not wrap), no onions (too strong). say yes when he asks you if you want hot sauce and tahini. if you're allergic to hot sauce or tahini, still say yes to both hot sauce and tahini. the baklava is so good it should be a felony not to eat it. 40 to life. the owner is the nicest man you'll meet in brooklyn. it's a magical place.