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House of Pita
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
so apparently, there is this new spot on catalina - pretty quiet little wonderful spot. my friends and i were just heading home from the farmers market the other night and happened to pass by the House of Pita - doors were open, we wandered in, and stayed through appetizers, dinner, desserts and freshly made moroccan mint tea. AMAZING.
all of the apps we tried were great, but the hummus is WORTH A TRIP OVER! not only is it super flavorful and creamy, it comes with a freshly baked pita - as in, look at the guy make it, put it in the oven, pull it out and walk it over. it doesn't get more fresh.
we ordered kabobs and pitzas next, no not a typo, they actually make their pizzas on the aforementioned pita bread....so yum!
finally we wrapped up with baklava which was good, but even more special was the tea - which the owner brought over himself. this place is too cute!
great lighting, friendly staff, delicious food.
i think i have a new friday night ritual.
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