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Koum Kapi Beach
Akti Miaouli 22, Chania 731 32, Greece
Paralia Koum Κapi
Chania 731 32, Greece
Chania Municipal Garden
Staratigoy Tzanakaki 82, Chania 731 34, Greece
Church of Saint Nicholas
Rousou Vourdoumpa 5, Chania 731 32, Greece
Greek National Football Team Museum
Tsouderon 40, Chania 731 32, Greece
Mystery Loft Escape Rooms
Ktistaki 22, Chania 731 00, Greece
Old Venetian Port of Chania
Ag. Markou 8, Chania 731 32, Greece
Miden Agan
Daskalogianni 70/70, Chania 731 32, Greece
Historical Archive Of Crete
Ioannou Sfakianaki 20, Chania 731 34, Greece
Minoan's World 9D Cinema
City Center Crete, Ipsilanton 10, Chania 731 35, Greece
Nearby restaurants
Fourogatos
Makedonias 106, Chania 731 32, Greece
Demek
Akti Miaouli, V Athinon 10, Chania 731 32, Greece
Maiami
Akti Miaouli, Mesologgiou &, Chania 731 32, Greece
Pinaleon Fine Kitchen
El. Venizelou 86, Chania 731 32, Greece
Inomagirio
Polichronidi 58, Chania 731 32, Greece
Aktaion Theory restaurant Bar
Akti Miaouli 12, Chania 731 00, Greece
Little monkey
Akti Miaouli 5, Chania 731 32, Greece
Mozzarella Dinner
Ir. Politechniou 16, Chania 731 32, Greece
ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟ Speciality Coffee Bar
Akti Miaouli 4, Chania 731 00, Greece
Prodigal son
Akti Miaouli 2, Chania 731 32, Greece
Nearby hotels
Hyperion City Hotel & Spa
El. Venizelou 75 - 79, Chania 731 32, Greece
Julies Studios
Akti Miaouli 21, Chania 731 32, Greece
Ciel Collection
Evans 32, Chania 731 32, Greece
Nais Apartments & Studios
Ακτή Μιαούλη 19 & πάροδος Αγίας Λαύρας 8, Chania 731 32, Greece
Kriti Hotel
Nikiforou Foka 10, Str 731 00, Greece
Evans House
Evans 7, Chania 731 32, Greece
CAPTAIN NICK
Evans 33, Chania 731 32, Greece
Mare Suites & Apartments
Ipirou 31-35, Chania 731 32, Greece
Hippie City Hostel
El. Venizelou 17, Chania 731 32, Greece
Emeli Suites
Thessalonikis 16, Chania 731 32, Greece
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Pita Goal

Spartis 8, Chania 731 32, Greece
4.9(663)
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attractions: Koum Kapi Beach, Paralia Koum Κapi, Chania Municipal Garden, Church of Saint Nicholas, Greek National Football Team Museum, Mystery Loft Escape Rooms, Old Venetian Port of Chania, Miden Agan, Historical Archive Of Crete, Minoan's World 9D Cinema, restaurants: Fourogatos, Demek, Maiami, Pinaleon Fine Kitchen, Inomagirio, Aktaion Theory restaurant Bar, Little monkey, Mozzarella Dinner, ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟ Speciality Coffee Bar, Prodigal son
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Nearby attractions of Pita Goal

Koum Kapi Beach

Paralia Koum Κapi

Chania Municipal Garden

Church of Saint Nicholas

Greek National Football Team Museum

Mystery Loft Escape Rooms

Old Venetian Port of Chania

Miden Agan

Historical Archive Of Crete

Minoan's World 9D Cinema

Koum Kapi Beach

Koum Kapi Beach

4.2

(644)

Open 24 hours
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Paralia Koum Κapi

Paralia Koum Κapi

4.5

(143)

Open 24 hours
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Chania Municipal Garden

Chania Municipal Garden

4.5

(1.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Church of Saint Nicholas

Church of Saint Nicholas

4.5

(361)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

The Local Chania Experience
The Local Chania Experience
Tue, Dec 9 • 9:00 AM
731 32, Chania, Greece
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Goldsmith for a day
Goldsmith for a day
Wed, Dec 10 • 9:30 AM
730 05, Vatolakkos, Greece
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Chania cooking class - The Authentic
Chania cooking class - The Authentic
Wed, Dec 10 • 9:00 AM
731 36, Chania, Greece
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Nearby restaurants of Pita Goal

Fourogatos

Demek

Maiami

Pinaleon Fine Kitchen

Inomagirio

Aktaion Theory restaurant Bar

Little monkey

Mozzarella Dinner

ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΟ Speciality Coffee Bar

Prodigal son

Fourogatos

Fourogatos

4.9

(717)

$$

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Demek

Demek

4.3

(374)

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Maiami

Maiami

4.6

(177)

$$

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Pinaleon Fine Kitchen

Pinaleon Fine Kitchen

4.7

(165)

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Reviews of Pita Goal

4.9
(663)
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5.0
21w

A Magical Pita Experience in Chania

It all began with a simple idea from my son—he wanted to try an authentic Greek pita. It was our first time in Greece, and although Chania is a beautiful city, finding something truly special among the overwhelming number of restaurants can be quite a challenge.

Just two days earlier, we had visited a highly recommended spot in the center of Chania, only to be disappointed in every possible way. So this time, I decided to ask AI for help—describing in detail what kind of food and experience I was searching for. The very first suggestion it gave us was this small place, tucked away in a quieter part of the city.

As we walked toward it, I wasn’t entirely convinced. The neighborhood started to look a bit less polished, but somehow... more real. Then, we turned onto the street, and suddenly everything changed. There was something special in the air. The area wasn’t fancy or flashy, but it had soul—balconies lined the buildings, and in the distance, we could see the mountains peeking through. It wasn’t perfectly clean or curated, but it radiated an authentic charm that felt like stepping into a scene from a postcard or an old film.

The place itself was small and open, almost like a takeaway joint, with a few tables outside. On one side, you could catch a glimpse of the sea, and on the other, a long, lived-in street stretched upward between charming buildings and rustic balconies. The vibe was relaxed and local—Greek people sat around, chatting and enjoying life. It was romantic in the most unpretentious way.

Inside, the welcome was warm and genuine—not overly friendly, just the right amount of kindness and sincerity. I was shown to an outdoor table with my two boys (teens, full of appetite!). The menu was simple and well-thought-out. We ordered three pitas—beef, chicken, and falafel (for our vegetarian).

When we asked for water, the staff offered us a 1.5-liter bottle for just €1 instead of individual small bottles—such a thoughtful gesture for a family. The food arrived in good time, and when it did—wow! The presentation was appealing, but the flavor? Absolutely incredible.

The pita bread was freshly made on-site, soft yet crispy, warm and fragrant—it was clear this was not factory-made fare. The chicken was real, tender chunks—not processed kebab meat. Inside, there was creamy tzatziki, crisp fries (perfectly cooked in fresh oil), and a selection of vegetables. Every bite was a delight. My boys devoured theirs in seconds—I barely had time to take it all in! But I, too, was surprised and impressed.

We spent seven days in Greece, and without a doubt, this was the best food we had. Just a humble pita, yet it completely made our day.

To top it all off, after the meal, our waiter brought us three ice cream lollies—on the house. Such a sweet and unexpected gesture that left us smiling long after we left.

For three generous pitas, a large bottle of water, and three ice creams, the total came to just €13.30. Incredible value for such a rich and heartfelt experience.

My only regret? Finding this magical little place on our last day in Greece. Had we discovered it earlier, we would have returned every single day.

I cannot recommend this hidden gem enough. It's more than just a meal—it's a beautiful memory wrapped...

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5.0
1y

A Cozy Gem with Unforgettable Gyros - Pita Goal

From the moment we stepped into Pita Goal, we were enveloped in a warm, cozy atmosphere that only an establishment run by a caring old couple could offer. The charm of this gyroseria is palpable, with a welcoming vibe that invites you to relax and enjoy.

Now, let's talk about the gyros. In simple terms, they were divine. Each gyro was a masterpiece of flavors, perfectly cooked and seasoned to bring out the best in every bite. The portions were generous, ensuring a satisfying meal without feeling overwhelming.

But what truly set Pita Goal apart was the exceptional value. Delicious, high-quality food at such reasonable prices is a rare find. It's clear that the owners take pride in offering great food at prices that everyone can appreciate.They even served us with Free Icecream as a desert!

In summary, Pita Goal is more than just a place to eat; it's an experience that you'll want to repeat. Hands down, these are the best gyros we've ever had. A must-visit for anyone seeking a delicious, affordable meal in a...

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5.0
2y

I stumbled upon this charming seaside eatery during my visit to Chania, Crete, and it turned out to be an absolute delight! The combination of local flavors and the picturesque coastal setting made for an unforgettable dining experience.

The staff was warm, friendly, and incredibly attentive. They made excellent recommendations and ensured our glasses were never empty. Dining here felt like being welcomed into a friend's home - a true taste of Greek hospitality.

The ambiance was cozy and relaxed, making it perfect for both a romantic dinner or a casual lunch with friends.

If you find yourself in Chania, do not miss the opportunity to experience this slice of Cretan culinary heaven. I'll be dreaming about those flavors until...

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A Magical Pita Experience in Chania It all began with a simple idea from my son—he wanted to try an authentic Greek pita. It was our first time in Greece, and although Chania is a beautiful city, finding something truly special among the overwhelming number of restaurants can be quite a challenge. Just two days earlier, we had visited a highly recommended spot in the center of Chania, only to be disappointed in every possible way. So this time, I decided to ask AI for help—describing in detail what kind of food and experience I was searching for. The very first suggestion it gave us was this small place, tucked away in a quieter part of the city. As we walked toward it, I wasn’t entirely convinced. The neighborhood started to look a bit less polished, but somehow... more real. Then, we turned onto the street, and suddenly everything changed. There was something special in the air. The area wasn’t fancy or flashy, but it had soul—balconies lined the buildings, and in the distance, we could see the mountains peeking through. It wasn’t perfectly clean or curated, but it radiated an authentic charm that felt like stepping into a scene from a postcard or an old film. The place itself was small and open, almost like a takeaway joint, with a few tables outside. On one side, you could catch a glimpse of the sea, and on the other, a long, lived-in street stretched upward between charming buildings and rustic balconies. The vibe was relaxed and local—Greek people sat around, chatting and enjoying life. It was romantic in the most unpretentious way. Inside, the welcome was warm and genuine—not overly friendly, just the right amount of kindness and sincerity. I was shown to an outdoor table with my two boys (teens, full of appetite!). The menu was simple and well-thought-out. We ordered three pitas—beef, chicken, and falafel (for our vegetarian). When we asked for water, the staff offered us a 1.5-liter bottle for just €1 instead of individual small bottles—such a thoughtful gesture for a family. The food arrived in good time, and when it did—wow! The presentation was appealing, but the flavor? Absolutely incredible. The pita bread was freshly made on-site, soft yet crispy, warm and fragrant—it was clear this was not factory-made fare. The chicken was real, tender chunks—not processed kebab meat. Inside, there was creamy tzatziki, crisp fries (perfectly cooked in fresh oil), and a selection of vegetables. Every bite was a delight. My boys devoured theirs in seconds—I barely had time to take it all in! But I, too, was surprised and impressed. We spent seven days in Greece, and without a doubt, this was the best food we had. Just a humble pita, yet it completely made our day. To top it all off, after the meal, our waiter brought us three ice cream lollies—on the house. Such a sweet and unexpected gesture that left us smiling long after we left. For three generous pitas, a large bottle of water, and three ice creams, the total came to just €13.30. Incredible value for such a rich and heartfelt experience. My only regret? Finding this magical little place on our last day in Greece. Had we discovered it earlier, we would have returned every single day. I cannot recommend this hidden gem enough. It's more than just a meal—it's a beautiful memory wrapped in pita bread.
FLORIN POPESCUFLORIN POPESCU
A Cozy Gem with Unforgettable Gyros - Pita Goal From the moment we stepped into Pita Goal, we were enveloped in a warm, cozy atmosphere that only an establishment run by a caring old couple could offer. The charm of this gyroseria is palpable, with a welcoming vibe that invites you to relax and enjoy. Now, let's talk about the gyros. In simple terms, they were divine. Each gyro was a masterpiece of flavors, perfectly cooked and seasoned to bring out the best in every bite. The portions were generous, ensuring a satisfying meal without feeling overwhelming. But what truly set Pita Goal apart was the exceptional value. Delicious, high-quality food at such reasonable prices is a rare find. It's clear that the owners take pride in offering great food at prices that everyone can appreciate.They even served us with Free Icecream as a desert! In summary, Pita Goal is more than just a place to eat; it's an experience that you'll want to repeat. Hands down, these are the best gyros we've ever had. A must-visit for anyone seeking a delicious, affordable meal in a charming setting.
Sebastian Mátyás ThorntonSebastian Mátyás Thornton
I never write reviews and I read them very rarely, usually just trust my gut when it comes to quality. This place is absolutely incredible. The owners, a lovely elderly couple make the food and it's like having Greek grandparents for a few hours. Like when your grandma's cooking really hits the spot. I live in Budapest and the amount of kebabs and gyros I've had growing up is unreal. But what is actually unreal is the quality of this gyros I had here with my friend while on a backpacking trip. Definitely the best, ever! It has that 'homemade taste' that is impossible to fake or replicate. You gotta go there and taste it to believe it! Went there twice, would go there any day again. 100% would recommend.
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A Magical Pita Experience in Chania It all began with a simple idea from my son—he wanted to try an authentic Greek pita. It was our first time in Greece, and although Chania is a beautiful city, finding something truly special among the overwhelming number of restaurants can be quite a challenge. Just two days earlier, we had visited a highly recommended spot in the center of Chania, only to be disappointed in every possible way. So this time, I decided to ask AI for help—describing in detail what kind of food and experience I was searching for. The very first suggestion it gave us was this small place, tucked away in a quieter part of the city. As we walked toward it, I wasn’t entirely convinced. The neighborhood started to look a bit less polished, but somehow... more real. Then, we turned onto the street, and suddenly everything changed. There was something special in the air. The area wasn’t fancy or flashy, but it had soul—balconies lined the buildings, and in the distance, we could see the mountains peeking through. It wasn’t perfectly clean or curated, but it radiated an authentic charm that felt like stepping into a scene from a postcard or an old film. The place itself was small and open, almost like a takeaway joint, with a few tables outside. On one side, you could catch a glimpse of the sea, and on the other, a long, lived-in street stretched upward between charming buildings and rustic balconies. The vibe was relaxed and local—Greek people sat around, chatting and enjoying life. It was romantic in the most unpretentious way. Inside, the welcome was warm and genuine—not overly friendly, just the right amount of kindness and sincerity. I was shown to an outdoor table with my two boys (teens, full of appetite!). The menu was simple and well-thought-out. We ordered three pitas—beef, chicken, and falafel (for our vegetarian). When we asked for water, the staff offered us a 1.5-liter bottle for just €1 instead of individual small bottles—such a thoughtful gesture for a family. The food arrived in good time, and when it did—wow! The presentation was appealing, but the flavor? Absolutely incredible. The pita bread was freshly made on-site, soft yet crispy, warm and fragrant—it was clear this was not factory-made fare. The chicken was real, tender chunks—not processed kebab meat. Inside, there was creamy tzatziki, crisp fries (perfectly cooked in fresh oil), and a selection of vegetables. Every bite was a delight. My boys devoured theirs in seconds—I barely had time to take it all in! But I, too, was surprised and impressed. We spent seven days in Greece, and without a doubt, this was the best food we had. Just a humble pita, yet it completely made our day. To top it all off, after the meal, our waiter brought us three ice cream lollies—on the house. Such a sweet and unexpected gesture that left us smiling long after we left. For three generous pitas, a large bottle of water, and three ice creams, the total came to just €13.30. Incredible value for such a rich and heartfelt experience. My only regret? Finding this magical little place on our last day in Greece. Had we discovered it earlier, we would have returned every single day. I cannot recommend this hidden gem enough. It's more than just a meal—it's a beautiful memory wrapped in pita bread.
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A Cozy Gem with Unforgettable Gyros - Pita Goal From the moment we stepped into Pita Goal, we were enveloped in a warm, cozy atmosphere that only an establishment run by a caring old couple could offer. The charm of this gyroseria is palpable, with a welcoming vibe that invites you to relax and enjoy. Now, let's talk about the gyros. In simple terms, they were divine. Each gyro was a masterpiece of flavors, perfectly cooked and seasoned to bring out the best in every bite. The portions were generous, ensuring a satisfying meal without feeling overwhelming. But what truly set Pita Goal apart was the exceptional value. Delicious, high-quality food at such reasonable prices is a rare find. It's clear that the owners take pride in offering great food at prices that everyone can appreciate.They even served us with Free Icecream as a desert! In summary, Pita Goal is more than just a place to eat; it's an experience that you'll want to repeat. Hands down, these are the best gyros we've ever had. A must-visit for anyone seeking a delicious, affordable meal in a charming setting.
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I never write reviews and I read them very rarely, usually just trust my gut when it comes to quality. This place is absolutely incredible. The owners, a lovely elderly couple make the food and it's like having Greek grandparents for a few hours. Like when your grandma's cooking really hits the spot. I live in Budapest and the amount of kebabs and gyros I've had growing up is unreal. But what is actually unreal is the quality of this gyros I had here with my friend while on a backpacking trip. Definitely the best, ever! It has that 'homemade taste' that is impossible to fake or replicate. You gotta go there and taste it to believe it! Went there twice, would go there any day again. 100% would recommend.
Sebastian Mátyás Thornton

Sebastian Mátyás Thornton

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