Pitas Bites

I’m not usually a huge fan of these, but this was incredible. Hummus and chips were perfect. I had the chicken schwarma (sp?), and I almost want to go get another!
Also the people here were awesome

I ordered the delicious shwarma… it was super moist and juicy. The food truck stops around convenient locations in houston so youre bound to find it in different spots. The staff is soo sweet and the food is awesome, why wouldnt you eat here?

I love Pita Bites! The chicken shawarma is the best I have ever had and i have had chicken shwarma at several restaurants. Yes it is better than Phoenicia… well it’s close. I love the pita bread at Pita Bites and their garlic sauce. If I could use their bread and Phoenicia’s chicken then I would be in heaven. Still it’s delicious and their hummus and baba ganoush are delicious as well. The lady at the window is so sweet and nice. She recognizes me every time they visit at my work. I love Pita Bites, they are one of my favorite food trucks. For $ 10 you get a chicken shawarma with a side of your choice and pita chips, all homemade. Great deal for a delicious meal!!! LOVE THEM!

UPDATED review five months later:
These guys are officially KING OF HOUSTON for the chicken shawarma. Unbeatable. Check them out and support the local guys. I’ve gone here 10 – 20 times and every single experience has been enjoyable and delicious.
PREVIOUS review:
An unexpected find!
This is the first foodtruck that I’ve really, really enjoyed. I’ll definitely be stalking these guys’ locations. I found them by accident on a trip to Antidote by 11^th Street /​Stoudemart, which they’re there on Fridays apparently. On Saturdays they’re usually at Sassafras on Pinemont. Check their social media for their schedule.
I was curious, checked Pita Bites out, and wasn’t disappointed. Exceptional chicken shawarma and some pretty good baba ganoush to go with it. Nice portion and authentic taste. Not to venture into a lame foodie description, but what made the wrap so good was it felt balanced. There wasn’t five pounds of lettuce and two pieces of chicken. More importantly, the bread /​wrap is what separates it from other restaurants.
Staff has always been super friendly and genuinely wants to hear if your feedback while offering plenty of suggestions based on your taste. I’m definitely looking forward to checking these guys out again… but I’m not sure whether I want to try something new or just stick with that delicious chicken shawarma.
Falafel, hummus, etc,. All are amazing.
Pretty fair pricing overall. $ 10 for a fresh, hot wrap. Worth it. Credit cards welcomed.
Excellent for food emergencies or just for a meal. Seek them out. Their locations are posted on twitter and other social media.

Serving authentic Lebanese-​style street food, this food truck is quickly gathering fans all over the city and specially the Energy Corridor. Their ingredients are top-​quality and the food is fantastic. Easily some of the best hummus and falafel you can get in Houston.
Check them out if you get a chance, try their grape leaves and their Lebanese gyro, truly outstanding!
The crew is super friendly, nice and always smiling.
Oh, and make sure you also leave some room for dessert, their baklava is second to none!

The best shawarma I had in a while. Loved it. The side of baba ganoush was perfectly made.

One of the better food trucks in Houston, I had the beef shawarma and hummus.
It comes with tomato and cilantro which I politely declined as in my experience with shawarma it is not needed.
Instead of pita bread you get pita chips which are quite crispy and seasoned well.
The sandwich is smothered in tahini, next time I would ask them to go easy on it.
They had few options to choose from but did what they advertised well so I would recommend them to my friends.

Damn good! Went to them at our apartment complex food truck night event. My wife and I had chicken schwarma wrap, beef/​falafel wrap, dolmas and pita/​hummus. We are it, then I walked back out to get more pita and hummus.
Will be following her bus whenever we want Greek fix!

Omg! I never eat out after 7pm but I tried this place one night and I fell in LOVE… They are so sweet and sincere and I will come back again!
Trust me they are amazing!

The Beef/​Falafel Combo shawarma is outstanding. Crispy pita chips and delicious hummus.
I must have just missed Lasairiona ( Unilocal reviewer) at the My Food Park HTX for a Sunday lunch.
My wife had a beef shawarma and enjoyed it. My combo shawarma had a good amount of beef, and blended well with the falafel. The bread was delicious, and held the sandwich together well, without being too tough to chew.
The pita chips were extra crispy and the hummus tasted like it was freshly made.
It was a hot day, and the lady in the food truck delivered our food to the car. Great food and great service. We will return.

Tried this truck on an impulse today when we were stalking another truck at My food Park HTX.
Best chicken schwarma, EVER. My hubby is über fussy about Mediterranean food, but he absolutely loved this.
As a few of the other reviewers have said, the bread isn’t traditional pita, it’s a Lebanese flat bread — it is akin to the roti cani pancakes from Malaysia, just a bit thicker. The contents were heavenly, and plentiful. Lots of good quality, excellently cooked ingredients. We really did love it!
My side was their cucumber tzatziki dip which rocked my world and those home made pita chips? Nom.
I’m drooling writing this review.
Seriously good food and very reasonably priced!

Wow! Best authentic beef and chicken shawarma i ever had. and trust me i have tried quiet a few in Houston. The meat and the pita bread have a great texture with a great flavor. One shawarma is enough but you can’t but try both. It is enough for my wife (a tough food critique) to like it, to speak about the quality of the food.

I am always looking forward to Pitas Bites treats! The food is fresh, made from scratch by the owners and most of all– delicious. I would have a problem choosing my favorite dish, I’ve tried literally everything (including a delicious Baklava with a little twist made by the owner) and it all tastes fantastic! They’re all very friendly and passionate about their food. Love it:)

This is one of those places that reminds me why I shouldn’t be so quick to judge (or Unilocal) a place that’s only been open a week. Also reminds me to not get blindsided by my cultural ignorance.
First time I tried this place they had just opened. I was taken aback by falafel sandwich. I was expecting this ginormous over-​stuffed sandwich like I get at most standard Mediterranean or Greek places. You know the drill: shit tone of lettuce, chunky tomato slices, onion, falafel patties that fail to stay in the sandwich, wrapped in a dry pita and smothered (read: dripping) in tahini sauce. Pitas Bites’ version was smaller, lighter and the most significant difference was the pita bread itself. It was thinner, denser in texture and resembled more of a tortilla than pita. While delicious and satisfying, I felt like Pitas Bites failed to live up to its namesake.
Second time ’round, a month later and it’s like WHOA. They must have worked out their recipe, because their bread turned out to be the highlight of my falafel sandwich. Also realized they’re a Lebanese truck, so it’s not your generic «Mediterranean» fare. I did some googling and discovered their «pita» is actually a traditional Lebanase flat bread called manakish. It reminds me of the Indian paratha flat bread: crispy on the outside, flaky on the inside and with enough elasticity to hold a sandwich without cracking.
Not sure what the other meat-​based sandwiches have on their menu, but my sandwich was filled with pickled veggies, lettuce and a creamy sauce I haven’t yet identified. Tangy. Zippy. Proportionate fillings. Minimal mess. Conclusion: manakish flat bread is superior to pita.

This Mediterranean food truck is located in the Antidote Coffee parking lot on Friday evening. First of all, the service was great. They allowed me to taste some of the food before I ordered since it was my first time. I ended up ordering the beef shwarma sandwich and the tender pieces of grilled beef fit perfectly with the pickled vegetables in a homemade pita bread. The sandwich came with a delicious homemade baba ghanoush and pita chips. Highly recommend! Will be going back as soon as I can.

I ate at Pitas Bites last Saturday at Jackson’s Water Hole where they were parked in the parking lot. I got a falafel sandwich and an order of hummus for my wife. Both were awesome and it wasn’t that expensive. It is Lebanese style which is a tad different from the Greek style most people have had. The main difference is that they don’t put the tzatziki (sp?) yogurt sauce on the sandwich like most greek places do. It is totally awesome though! The owner gave me a business card with their website, but it looks like it’s still under construction, so Im going to add them to my Facebook so I can keep track of where they are on a given day. They’re on twitter as well I believe. Loved it!