Pita Bakery

Just note that they're vegetarian so you don't come expecting a pita stuffed with juicy meatballs. But no less tasty at all. Those veggie balls were crisp on the outside, moist on the inside. Comes with sauerkraut which added a tangy kick. Very filling so come with a friend when using your Burpplebeyond.

Oops, accidentally took a bite of the pita before taking the photo; was too excited to eat it. And it didn't disappoint, falafel was freshly fried, with just the right level of spice. Will definitely be back for more!

2 of us shared the I’m Hungry Set which consisted of two pitas (select from a variety of flavours with additional charge), hummus and falafel. The falafels were smaller than expected but were nicely crisp and packed with spices. The hummus was smooth and creamy, not overly gritty like some others. A dollop of red spicy paste in the middle added a kick. Would come back to try the other flavours of pita.

This is a great find! Simple short menu. They do it very simply but they do it really well. Falefal are crisp, fried upon order. Pita bread freshly baked daily. My personal preference is for a chunky hummus but this still hits the spot. I'm not gonna say it's as good as the ones in the middle east (can't compare to pita baked in a stone oven) but this is probably as close as it gets locally.

To explain the context- this I had after a pint of beer. The fried-upon-order falafels doused in a mirage of sauces, pickled and un-pickled vegetables were like the best thing to have in that context. I mean fried food with (just 1) pint of booze could hardly go wrong; but the pita sandwiches with fried falalfels were almost like a gift from above.
Another burpplebeyond outdoing yourself moment, as $8 U.P. for these vegetarian sandwiches I’d considered slight steep but $4 I’d gladly have over and over again.

Had the Fill Free pita sandwich ($8) (1-for-1 with Burpple Beyond) with a generous side of hummus ($4). Falafel balls were crunchy and tasty; falafel and pita were prepared on the spot and so were warm and tasty. Ordered extra pita to finish off the hummus - wholemeal pita ($1.20) was good but bland in comparison with their speciality Za’atar (thyme) and sesame pitas ($2.20).

Pita Bakery is also kosher, vegan and Halal-certified !