Capital City Development Corp

Good: The color scheme of the place due to the fact that it makes you think you might be in a hip place that really stands out from the crowd of disgusting fast food joints.. Bad: I don't even know where to begin. Overpriced food for what you get, surly employees, a manager who yelled at me for asking for most of the toppings, and undercooked food. My meat was COLD in the pita after supposedly being heated on a grill.. Improvements: Sack the manager and all those employees they've got that can't manage to be pleasant to someone who has never been there and actually get some real food. A price drop would be appreciated. Maybe some free water with the meal instead of having to buy the bottled Dasani joke water?. Other: "Fresh Thinking, Healthy Eating" That's their motto. If by fresh thinking you mean alienating all possible customers and serving undercooked food for healthy eating I guess they have hit the nail right on the head.. more

The Pita Pit is all that it claims to be- a place to stop in and get pitas. There aren't any tables for dining in, so I recommend stopping by when the weather is good enough to eat outside or when you are drunk so the weather isn't really a factor. This place is open after the bars close, a big plus in my eyes. As for the food itself, it isn't really spectacular. I prefer falafel patties, and the falafel here is more of a ground mush. Many of the toppings are overly seasoned. That being said, it is nice to have all the toppings variety of a sub place, but getting more than just a sandwich. If you're a vegetarian, I'd recommend trying the hummus pita over a falafel one- it's simple and tasty. more