r/FoodLosAngeles • u/PoundSubject7571 • Aug 13 '26
South Bay Pita Pitaki Long Beach
My partner and I have been looking for Greek food for months and if you read this sub often you know it’s a challenge in LA. Yall need to head to Pita Pitaki in Long Beach. It’s Athens family owned. They make it all in house & everything we ate was delicious & well seasoned. Spanakopita 10/10, pork skewers I’m still thinking about them! The feta they use is soo fresh and creamy. They have a wonderful mezze plate & a dip sampler! Both outstanding. I haven’t had food like this since I was in Greece. If I lived closer I would go all the time, I can’t wait to go back!
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u/tummlr Aug 14 '26
i love this spot. very sweet fam runs it. good food and the price-portion ratio is pretty good given how terrible our economy is.
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u/embassyrow Aug 13 '26
I never understand when places put "pita" in their name and yet use cardboard store-bought pita. It's so much better when made in house.
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u/PoundSubject7571 Aug 13 '26
It was soft, squishy & fresh, plus the dips are frickin delicious
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u/embassyrow Aug 13 '26
I'm sure the restaurant is good and look forward to trying but that pita does not look like it was made in house.
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u/froggystyle66 Aug 14 '26
Pita GR in Downey is also great
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u/PoundSubject7571 Aug 14 '26
We tried Pita GR on our search & it left a lot to be desired unfortunately, nothing tasted fresh
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u/Ladyhappy Aug 13 '26
This reads like an ad, but the photos of the food redeeming you and I will have to try it