Greka Pita

They have the best gyros in the city. I always stop by and indulge myself with their food. I highly recommend to anyone!

Just paid $ 9 for chicken shawarma plate. Came with a salad where the lettuce was not cut into pieces less than 5″ long. It was not served with any dressing. Chicken was dry. Said the plate came with tzatziki sauce, but none came with. Portion was very small for a $ 9 plate. Kids high chairs all were filthy. I usually review places when I really enjoy something and hate to be so negative, but almost $ 40 for 2 adults and 2 kids was WAY overpriced for the quality received.

Decided to try their Pitas. I went inside and the place had a weird smell to it so I decided to sit outside. After finishing the food I immediately got a stomach ache. I thought it would go away and the next thing I knew I had either food poisoning or stomach flu! Puked all night and felt shit the following day. Won’t ever eat from there again as I got a virus from the food

Not value for money. Chicken shawarma was good. But, most of the food feels like reheated and place is deserted even during lunch hours. They need to improve quality of food and presentation significantly

Had the Chicken Sharma plate with half salad half rice. Chicken and salad were great!!! Rice was whatever. Ordered a side of hummus which was plain and would not recommend. Guy at register was friendly oh and came out fast

This place needs to be shut down. The Hummus taste like a bowl of soup, watered down with no flavor. The shawama taste like my Aunt Betty made it & shes from Nigeria. It was on a super small pita. The best thing was the fries & the Snapple. The place was unclean, it looked like somebody got tired of the tziatki sauce & threw it on the wall. Dont do it… who ever gave this place 5 stars are missing taste buds.

Great tasty food. Love the chicken shawarma platter and salad. The fries are the best in the area. Owners are extremely customer service oriented. You won’t be disappointed.

Great food and great service. I’ve had a lot of Greek food and this place is a great value. Don’t overlook this little gem!

I was craving some Falafels and i decided to stop in. It was empty, which is never a good sign. But i went for it anyways. I ordered the Chicken Shwarma (for my daughter) and the Falafel platters with half rice and half salad. My food came out pretty fast and the presentation was promising. I took my food to go and as soon as i got to the car i could not help but to dig in. Everything, i mean everything was super bland. The rice, the falafels, the hummus…#blandasfuck. The only thing that had any hint of flavor was the tzatziki sauce. I am super pissed i pay 24 dollars for some whack ass food. I give this 2 thumbs down and some sea salt to season the food.

I love this place! It’s located in a shopping center with horrendous parking but always worth venturing in for falafels. The staff is nice and it’s always clean.

I popped in here for lunch the other day after a meeting in Central Phoenix. It has a great central location near 16^th and Camelback and I can NEVER say no to Greek food! I ordered the Greek salad with chicken and a side of tzatziki and pita. Unfortunately, I had to send the first salad back due to wilted lettuce and dirt on it (I’m not just talking one piece… about half of the salad was like this!). They were extremely friendly and replaced the salad immediately. The second salad was quite good and I loved the light dressing that they put on it. It definitely could have used more veggies and feta! The chicken gets 5 stars for sure. The spices and marinade were incredible. I am sure the pita sandwiches are a better option at this restaurant. All in all, I have other Greek favorites in the Valley so I may not be back but if you are in the area and craving Greek food, Greka is worth a try!

I stopped here after doing a little shopping at Last Chance. It was friday night around 6:45 and I could not believe it was completely empty! not one person in the restaurant. The lady behind the counter was so sweet. She let me order a sandwich with gyro meat and falafel mixed together. The sandwich, fries and a drink were about $ 8.
The sandwich was delicious. The fries were average. The hummus was a bit bland.
One thing that I usually dont like talking about in reviews is the restrooms. HOWEVER I cant keep my mouth shut about this one. It was reallllly gross. The floors looked clean but that is about it. The toilet and the urine need to be cleaned BAD… like reallly bad. It kind of made me lose my appetite.
I may go back to this restaurant, but will never use that restroom again.

We stopped here on our way to Sedona. We were not disappointed. The jalapeño hummus was memorable. We could not stop eating it. I had the spicy gyro & my friend had the regular one. They were both superb. Best gyro I’ve had in a while. I would recommend stopping by if you live or are passing through Phoenix.

Meh. I confused this place with another gyro place down the street that is just as mediocre. The falafel was gross, but my gyro was just OK. Service was pretty good.

What a great place… chicken shawarma pita was a little spicy and outstanding. Tzatziki was tasty. Side Greek salad delicious. Even the homemade ice tea was a treat.
What are you waiting for… GO!

Tried this place out on my lunch break this week — I had the falafel wrap for $ 7. The falafel itself was pretty good, but slightly overcooked. My main issue was the staleness of the pita bread. At first it seemed fresh and soft, but as soon as you lifted it with everything inside, it cracked and split down the middle, spilling all the falafel and toppings back into the take out container. Better quality, or fresh homemade, pita would definitely elevate this place to a solid 4 stars. The tzatziki was passable, but a little on the bland side.
Overall: a decent to-​go sandwich that’s maybe more accurately valued at around $ 4.99 than $ 7, and VERY friendly service from the family that runs the place. I’ll probably go there again, and try the gyros, and maybe even give the falafel a 2^nd chance.
I’ve had better, but I’ve also had a lot worse… so 3 stars is about right.

This place isn’t bad.
We stopped here after work to grab a quick bite. I love Greek food so I was excited to try a new place out.
I tried the chicken shwarma pita wrap and a side of Greek fries. I have to say I was disappointed. There was plenty of food so portion was not a problem. The chicken wasn’t bad but just didn’t have the flavor that I have seen at other similar restaurants. The Greek fries came with feta but had no oil on them so they were pretty dry.
The staff was friendly so no issues there. I can’t say for sure I would stop in again but who knows. Overall, not bad but not great either.

RECOMMENDED: 2 words. Before I share this magical combination of yummy deliciousness go ahead and make sure you’re sitting down and not driving. Ready? SPICY GYRO! There. I said it.
Holy schnikes. It feels good just saying it. I better be careful because my mouth is watering profusely just recalling this for you here and now.
They take regular gyro meat and throw it in the grill with Sriracha sauce. The end results is perfectly crispy and spicy gyro meat. They make the rest of the gyro exactly like any other gyro. Lots of freshness, including veggies and tzatziki sauce. The pita was perfect.
Everyone who worked there was extremely nice and friendly. They are conveniently located right off Camelback and have ample parking.
As Arnold Schwarzenegger said, «I’ll be back» and I will be ordering the spicy gyro. Bam!!!

The hummus was gravy, the pita bread came right from the store bought package, and the chicken shawarma tasted like nothing. Sad face.
Customer service was excellent! Very nice Persian family runs this spot. I got my order in right away and they were very helpful. But the dish was so awful I thanked them quickly and had to run out for plan B meal cuz I just cannot stomach the food.

I saw this place opened right next to my nail shop, so I decided to grab some lunch after my mani/​pedi. They describe their food as «healthy Mediterranean cuisine». They have most of the regular items you’d expect to find at a Mediterranean restaurant, but they also have sandwiches that have nothing to do with Mediterranean food (e.g., Philly Cheese Steak, Tuna Salad, etc.). I’m not sure whether that’s good or bad. I ordered the Chicken Shawarma with half basmati rice and half salad (French fries are also an option). It comes with a side of tzatziki. All in all, it was a pretty good meal. I would call this Mediterranean-​light — similar to Pita Jungle, which is fine in the middle of a workday, as I’d be asleep in my office if I ate heavy Mediterranean food at lunch.
It’s a nice addition to the area, and will be my regular go-​to for lunch after my pampering time.