Pita Point

Pita Point

508 Marion St, Brooklyn, NY 11233, United States

+1 347-414-5570

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About This Place

Nestled in the heart of Brooklyn at 508 Marion Street, Pita Point offers a culinary journey that celebrates the rich and diverse flavors of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine. Known for its authentic, vibrant dishes, this cozy spot is a must-visit for anyone craving expertly crafted pita sandwiches and hearty platters that bring a fresh twist to traditional favorites.

Pita Point’s menu bursts with an impressive range of options that cater to both casual diners and food enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re craving the perfectly spiced Falafel Sandwich at $9.50—crispy, golden, and perfectly accompanied by fresh Israeli salad—or the tender, melt-in-your-mouth Lamb Kebab pita at $18.00, each bite promises a symphony of flavors that dance on the palate. The daily plates are equally enticing, featuring dishes like the crisp Baby Chicken Platter and succulent Grilled Yellowtail, both showcasing the kitchen’s mastery of grilling and seasoning.

Diners rave about the freshness and quality evident in every item. The baba ganoush practically melts with smoky richness, creating an ideal complement to the spicy, tangy sauces that can be dialed up to a fiery level 10 for those seeking an extra kick. The Israeli Salad and assortment of sides such as perfectly salted French Fries, fluffy rice, and savory vegetables round out the meal with refreshing and hearty touches.

The dessert offerings at Pita Point are a sweet finishing note to a memorable meal. Indulge in the flaky, honey-soaked Baklava or the creamy, subtly fragrant Malabi—each one a testament to the kitchen’s commitment to authenticity and bold flavors.

What sets Pita Point apart isn’t just the exceptional food but also the welcoming and sincere atmosphere. While the space embraces a no-frills, approachable style, the warmth of the owner and staff transforms it into a true neighborhood gem. Conversations flow easily, whether you’re discussing the perfect spice level or sharing a laugh over a freshly made batch of falafel. Customers consistently highlight the attentive, friendly service—particularly noting staff members like Eddie, who take the time to connect with guests, making each visit feel personal and inviting.

From the rich textures of the Shakshuka pita to the juicy tenderness of the Shish Kebab platter, every dish at Pita Point tells a story of culinary passion and cultural heritage. It’s a place where bold spices, fresh ingredients, and a genuine love for food come together to create an unforgettable dining experience. Whether you’re a local or just passing through Brooklyn, Pita Point is a culinary destination that promises satisfaction in every bite and warmth in every interaction.

Service options
Delivery Takeaway Dine-in
Popular for
Lunch Dinner Solo dining
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance Wheelchair-accessible seating Wheelchair-accessible car park
Offerings
Comfort food Healthy options Quick bite Small plates Vegan options Vegetarian options
Dining options
Lunch Dinner Catering Dessert Seating
Amenities
Gender-neutral toilets Toilet
Atmosphere
Casual
Crowd
Family friendly Tourists
Payments
Credit cards Debit cards NFC mobile payments Credit cards
Children
Good for kids
Parking
Free of charge street parking Parking

Opening Hours

  • Monday
    10:30 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Tuesday
    10:30 AM - 05:30 PM
  • Wednesday
    10:30 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Thursday
    10:30 AM - 06:00 PM
  • Friday
    10:30 AM - 01:45 PM
  • Saturday
    Closed
  • Sunday
    11:00 AM - 06:00 PM

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Visitor Reviews

  • Moon Stones
    1 month ago

    We ordered the lamb kebob pita sandwich with baba ganoush, cabbage, spicy level 10 sauce, lettuce and cucumbers. We loved chatting with the owner, a good dose of medicine! Sweet little spot.

  • Nicholas Tong
    2 month ago

    Great service, delicious food. Ive been eating kebab and falafel for years and I rarely have had such tender chicken and lamb kebabs. 15/10 would come back.

  • Phoenix
    3 month ago

    One of the best falafels I’ve had. Everything tasted fresh and the place was clean. It’s a no frills place, the person behind the counter wasn’t the friendliest, but when the food is that good you can get away with it. I will definitely be back. **edit: I went back on 1/14, and the staff member, Eddie, was super friendly. Took time to ask my name, spark up a quick convo, and made a fresh batch of falafels for me.

  • Kenny Liu
    3 month ago

    Was around the neighborhood for personal reasons, looked up google map for restaurants and came across this one because of the reviews. Owner services you from beginning to end. Very friendly owner and great service, fast serving and plenties variety for you to choose from for your platters. Food was great as well!

  • Nneka Udoh
    3 month ago

    The baba ghanoush is so good! As is the hummus. I got the dark meat chicken and it was grilled to perfection. Everything tasted fresh and I devoured the entire plate and didn’t feel too stuffed. I can’t wait to visit this place again to try the other meat dishes.

  • roland perez
    3 month ago

    This has so much flavor. Just having a a hot Peta bread, a special treat will make your day. This is real, authentic food , it is delicious. Is what we needed for a final day in New York. Sorry about the pics, but we had to start eating. good food.

  • Krithika Sundar
    4 month ago

    How is this place not famous? I’ve tried falafels at a very popular place in NYC but nothing is as good as this. The falafels are fresh and made in house. You can tell by how soft they are. The Pita sandwich is so good and deserves more praise. I ordered a side of fries and even they looked house made and not some frozen crap. The service was impeccable. 10/10 this place deserves more customers and should be visible to the mainstream public. I would definitely come back again.

  • Tips 4 Tourists
    4 month ago

    I never thought I would find a kosher restaurant on the border of Bushwick and Bed-Stuy. And as far as I can tell, the closest place elsewhere you can find kosher food is in Crown Heights, which is about 2 miles away. Still, the shakshuka pita I had blew me away. That, and Eddie (the owner) helped me put on tefillin earlier. Considering it is a kosher establishment, the prices are pretty fair. Jewish or not, if you find yourself over here, try it, you won't regret it. My Orthodox friends would love this

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