Pita Inn
4.1
The original Pita Inn offers a casual atmosphere for those out on their lunch break or in need of a late-night snack. The falafel is made fresh with Turkish chickpeas and comes tucked inside a pita pocket with lettuce, tomato and tahini yogurt sauce. Other specialties include chicken shawarma sandwiches and baklava. Middle Eastern music flows through the speakers at a reasonable volume. A retail space next door to the restaurant offers pita bread and tubs of fresh hummus at bargain prices.
Getting There
- Cross Streets:
- Dempster and Crawford.
- Parking:
- Free Lot
- Public Transportation:
- Pace Bus: 250
- Wheelchair Access:
- Yes
The Basics
- Hours:
- 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 11 a.m.-midnight Friday and Saturday.
- Cuisine:
- Middle Eastern
- Meals Served:
- Dessert, Dinner, and Lunch
- Price Range:
- $ (Under $9)
- Reservations:
- Not Accepted
- Smoking:
- No
- Audience:
- Families
Features
- Carryout:
- Yes
- Features:
- Catering and Late Night. Open 'til midnight Friday and Saturday. No children's menu.
- Worth Noting:
- Recommended
- Specialties:
- Falafel, chicken shawarma.
- Payment Methods:
- Checks Accepted
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Seating :
- For 80
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"I am not the King of Kebob but"
By George A from southsider by birth,north by marriage, November 18, 2007
I have been to Pita Inn and Reza's. I see more ethnic people at Pita Inn than Reza's. I have been to Reza's a few times and had good steak and rice...
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"I would like to respond..."
By EdgeGar from Chicago, IL, September 7, 2007
I would like to respond to the "one star" comment posted below. First of all, Reza'a is average at best. After all, how much dill does one portion...
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"best food for the price...."
By Grace from Evanston, IL, May 15, 2007
best food for the price. the service is so quick, it's amazing
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