Craft Pita — Restaurant in Houston

Let me start out by saying this is my second time here and hubby’s first time. I’ve been here twice now within a two week period. My go to is the falafel pita with cauliflower instead of chips. Hubby ordered the platter which comes with a choice of protein, he did chicken kabob, some salad and rice with some ground lamb or beef pieces and some table cut up pita bread. We enjoyed this platter and after taking a few bites he looked at me and said “definitely will be back”lol. The restaurant has plenty of outside tables which will be great for our cooler weather coming and a few booths and tables inside. As you enter you are greeted by the person behind the counter. If you all just do happen to dine in while Brandon is working, you are in for a treat. He is very knowledgeable, great suggestions and so personable. He truly made our dining experience amazing in my second time visiting. He told us about the spicy aioli and the order sauces available and boy did that elevate our food. You will not regret getting the spicy or regular aioli. We also had the pistachio shortbread and tahini cookie. Cauliflower is amazing and their unsweetened orange blossom tea is such a treat! It taste like baklava without the guilt. Try this place out, you will not regret it. Mediterranean food beats fast food or greasy food any day and craft pita makes it easy to sit and eat out order to go. Great little spot for cookies and tea or a meal with some girlfriends. Kid friendly as well as they also have kids menu and...

Craft Pita is a delightful gem for anyone who appreciates Mediterranean cuisine. The restaurant excels in all the important areas: cleanliness, taste, and service.

First, the cleanliness of Craft Pita is impeccable. The dining area is always spotless, and the kitchen, visible from the counter, is organized and well-maintained. The attention to hygiene is evident, providing a comfortable and worry-free dining experience.

When it comes to taste, Craft Pita does not disappoint. The menu offers a wide variety of Mediterranean dishes, all bursting with fresh, vibrant flavors. Whether it's the perfectly seasoned falafel, the succulent shawarma, or the rich hummus, each dish is prepared with care and authenticity. The ingredients are clearly fresh, and the flavors are well-balanced, making every bite a delight.

The service at Craft Pita is exceptional, particularly the attentive and friendly service provided by Pranden. His knowledge of the menu and willingness to accommodate special requests truly enhance the dining experience. He consistently goes above and beyond to ensure that every customer leaves satisfied, adding a personal touch that sets Craft Pita apart.

Overall, Craft Pita is a must-visit for anyone in search of delicious Mediterranean food, outstanding cleanliness, and top-notch service. With Pranden's exceptional hospitality, you're guaranteed a memorable dining...

Eh, it was ok. I had high hopes for this place. Felt it was overpriced for what you get, and one of my pet peeves is tipping prior to any service, then realizing you have to get your own drinks, napkins, silverware, etc (I was in the service industry for years, I just think expecting tips prior to any provided service is annoying and seems to be the norm in many places). Staff was friendly. The restaurant has a changing table in the bathroom. My kid’s chicken pita had that weird bone in it (I sometimes don’t spot it when I cook chicken soup from scratch, so I didn’t complain, but do beware!). The beef is just ground beef with spices (maybe kobideh?) so the upcharge with beef was strange (my kid wanted both but if you swap chicken for beef it’s another $3). I got a small Fattoush salad and small it was! Basically 4 slices of cucumber, a pinch of carrot, 1 radish, one cherry tomato cut in half, and a bunch of pita chips thrown on top. The dressing was...