Don’t believe the hype! My wife and I stopped by after seeing all the hype online and decided to try two different pitas. We figured between the two of us we’d get a good sense of what the place is about. Technically, the proteins were different. One had a softer texture, the other was a bit firmer. So points for variety, I guess. Unfortunately, both of them somehow managed to taste like absolutely nothing. It was almost impressive. What they did taste like was sauce. A lot of sauce. The pitas were packed with so much raw vegetables and drenched in so much dressing that after a few bites the whole thing turned into a soggy vegetable soup trapped in bread. About halfway through, the pita gave up structurally, soaked through completely, and collapsed into a messy handful of dripping salad. Eating it felt less like enjoying a pita and more like trying to keep a failing dam from breaking. The real surprise, however, came afterwards. Despite tasting like very little while eating it, the meal apparently decided to live a second life in our stomachs. For the next four to five hours we were treated to stomach rumbling, heartburn, and some truly spectacularly unpleasant burps that neither of us will soon forget. So if the hype promised a memorable experience, I suppose that part was technically true.

Very awesome place if you’re a vegan. The pita breads are made fresh and the sandwiches are full of veggies. The sauces are delicious. We ordered two sandwiches, just one of them was cold. You can get even vegan drinks and desserts. Must try place!!