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Where do I begin? This place has Horrible Food Period. I ordered a Chiken Pita and all I got was a a Pita Full of Lettuce and 1 slice of tomatoe and I really couldnt find the Chicken and worst yet I paid $9 for this. My co-worker ordered a Goat Cheese Salad that was worse! It claims it has Goat Cheese when in fact its a bit of cheese spread that is applied onto a pita bread and overly loaded with caralmalized onions to disguise the barley there cheese. To make matters worse it had no dressing. Not that you are missing anything because the dressing which was delivered after the fact was beyond disgusting! the cost was $10.25 and that is w/out the tax and tip! In these turbulent times people dont have excess money to be THROWING AWAY on CRAP! Never, Ever Again will this eatery see my hard earned dollars spent there!

Arguably, there are as many cheap falafel/chicken pita-type trucks Downtown than there are in any similar-sized area in Manhattan. So, for me to pay a premium price for the same pita, it has to be THAT much better. And Pita Grill is. USUALLY. I LOVE LOVE their Athena Grill, and various other pitas off the regular menu. However, the lunch special leaves a lot to be desired. Do you not think we'd notice the iceberg lettuce slipped in instead of romaine? And where's that yummy sauce? And the feta, and the cranberries? Food trucks are the same...for $3.50. Sorry, chips and a soda don't justify a $10 price tag for this. Service was also shoddy. Snotty teen who looked at me like I was an idiot because I asked if "Coke products" referred to anything that wasn't a soda (Coca-Cola DOES market non-cola drinks...DASANI?). I asked for wheat pita, and I got white, and attitude. I've gone other times and have had fabulous service, however. 99% of the time, the food is amazing. I dream about their pitas, i swear. A bit pricey, but worth it if you are willing to fork over the money for a non-special item.

I was in the mood for a falafel, so I thought I'd give this place a shot. It arrived in about 10 minutes (which was nice), but really not that good at all. Despite the lack of decent falafel down here, I will not be ordering from this place again.

Have been looking for simple healthy food since i arrived in NY and this place certainly fulfills the criteria. Wouldn't eat in but as an option for an evening takeaway i would definitely recommend.

Bland and dense falafel in a cardboard-ish pita (and no real hot sauce available) served by slow and surly teens in fluorescent-lit cave. However, it's the only place around to get anything approximating a falafel sandwich that i'm aware of. The hummus is blah too.

I have their food delivered several times a week. Is healthy and quick and they have a great range to choose from.

I only tried the chicken platter but its great. the rice is delicious.