Pita Pit

Food taste good, but it is TOO expensive for the amount of food they give you. Because of that, I don’t plan on returning anytime soon.

Good stop for an inexpensive and healthy meal. Quick service. Was also pleasantly surprised that they stay open very late & they also deliver.

I wanted to visit LSU and my dad and I decided on Pita Pit for something healthy, quick, cheap, and filling. And we got all 4 of those! My dad was annoying (dad’s AMIRITE?) and confusing and didn’t understand the process and such lolzz. But nonetheless, the guys were cool and accomodated my dad’s thousand requests.
It’s pretty simple Subway-​ish style. You order the main comoponent ie falafal on wheat and then once your falafels are ready, you can fill it up with whatever the f you want. Including «off the grill» option which is sauteed instead of fresh veggies. Even avocado fo freee holla! They have plenty of fresh stuff to add and lots of cheeses and sauces.
The pita is huuuugee probz cause I added so many veggies. I was full and happy! Also the beer here is sooooo cheap like $ 1 – 4 cheap. Is the south normally this cheap? College campus? Idk my dad and I were not complaining. AND they’re open til 4am on the weekends? Drunk Pita Pit! I should have gone to LSU.

Because this is one of the best late night spots in BR, but you have to take it for what it’s for. It’s a late night spot on a college campus and the food is fresh and good. The variety of Pita options are a plus and it’s made fresh right in front of you. The veggies are always fresh and the guys that are always here working (the same faces) are prepared to handle the long line that is always present at Pita Pit. The bathrooms are always clean (a plus when coming from a night of partying) and they stay open late for the cravings that hit you at odd hours of the night. Be prepared for the college crowd!

Classic Pita Pit food. Didn’t blow me away. Definitely not the cleanest location I’ve ever seen. That being said, I’d go back if I was really craving it.

The food wasn’t bad but it wasn’t mind blowing either. The staff had a very friendly attitude and worked well with each other. This was a step up from subway but more money. I asked for cucumber sauce however it was just plain sour cream. I guess I wanted more of a Greek and Lebanese style. My son really enjoyed his food but he’s a subway junkie. Not bad just not what I expected. I would eat here again because it is obviously healthier lifestyle than eating jack in the box.

This is one my favorite lunch spots and it is great! The atmosphere. The great food choices; I get the Tiger club. It has bacon, turkey and avocado. Ymm! The vegetables are extremely fresh. Oh and how could I forget the pita. Chose either white or wheat. It is warmed to perfection. The prices are comparable to Subway, however, the staff is much nicer and the ingredients look fresher. The manager gets to know his regulars. To sum things up, this place is inviting, charming and delicious! Let me know when you try it out yourself.

This is located at a happenin’ spot by LSU campus. Surrounded by Louie’s Buffalo Wild Wings, Raising Cane’s, etc. You walk into the store feeling this sense of freshness from the array of fresh vegetables ready to jump into your pita!
I fancy a palate-​pleasing gyro (pronounced «yee-​roh» people, not «jy-​ro»), so if a sandwich shop has one, I am always game to try it! The Pita Pit packs their pita with fresh vegetables and savory Mediterranean gyro meat, so it is quite tasty! Of course there are others out there that truly take the cake, but if you are looking for one on the run and do not have time to dine-​in at a Greek & Lebanese restaurant, this is a great place!
The customer service was okay, but not terrible… guessing mostly college kids work there. When I was in college, I was not always too bubbly especially after nights of cramming for an exam, finishing up a time-​consuming project or from the little bit of partying I did (LOL).