Pita-Rific Subs & Donairs

A sign in the window tells all that this establishment is under new management. How long it has been there, I have no idea. Anyway, on to the food.
The donair was average-​to-​good. The veggies were alright. The sauces were good. The service was friendly. The price was as expected. Meh. I am unlikely to make a special trip here a second time.

Absolutely loved this place! Went there for my first meal yesterday and was very impressed! Excellent service, atmosphere, and setting. Will definitely go there more often!

So what happens when Subway, Extreme Pita and your favourite donair shop have a threesome?
A unique creature called PitaRific is born.
PitaRific is a small restaurant sandwitched between (aren’t I punny) a KFC and Chinese food joint, located in Millwoods.
The restaurant itself is on the small side but roomy enough to enjoy a meal in comfort.
It’s walls are multicoloured with sports images and the Bounce is pumped through the speakers, so they at least try to be hip and energetic.
Their menu features a surprising assortment of items to choose from. Salads, poutine, chicken, seafood and at least a dozen varieties of subs, donairs and pitas. Don’t be shocked if you stand there mentally weighing the options in your mind.
I have been here twice so far. The first time I ordered a Greek salad and two pitas. The salad was good and zesty, but could have used just a little more feta. The pitas were enormous, and just as good as anything you could get at Pita Pit or Extreme. The cost was less than $ 20.
Happy with my first experience I came here again. On my second time out I ordered a cheese beef donair, and a donair poutine and again another Greek salad.
You know most donair shops only give you the standard lettuce, onions, tomato filler? Not here, at PitaRific you can put whatever veggies you want in yours. And they don’t just have a sweet sauce, they have at least a half dozen sauce options to choose from. It was a great donair, tasty and huge, and I had to use a fork to eat all the stuff that fell out.
The donair poutine was swimming in gravy, donair meat and cheese. It was totally kick ass. Both of these plus the salad cost me only $ 21.
They don’t skimp on anything here, the serving sizes are big, and for 20 bucks you’ll leave with a belly full of delicious food.
I look forward to coming here again and trying out their subs and other specialities — no doubt they won’t disappoint.
So if you are in Millwoods and are mulling over going to Subway, Pita Pit or a donair shop save yourself a lot of time and trouble and pop into PitaRific and get the best of all three worlds.
BTW, the first time I went here I received 41 cents in change. When I got home and before I put it into the «change jar» I noticed something weird. One of the dimes didn’t look right. It had a orangey/​white look instead of that metallic tinge dimes usually have. Lo and behold it was a dime from 1964! That baby is pure silver. Hot damn, do you know how rare that is? That is the first time in my life I ever received a silver coin from change.