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Welcome to Pita land

"Pita land" is a renowned restaurant in Monsey, NY, offering a blend of unverified, falafel, kosher, and sushi dishes. With a variety of options like delivery, takeout, and vegetarian choices, it caters to various preferences. The classy yet casual ambiance, along with amenities like outdoor seating, TV, and Wi-Fi, creates a pleasant dining experience. The friendly staff provides excellent waiter service, making it suitable for groups and families. The flavorful dishes and warm atmosphere at "Pita land" make it a must-visit spot for a satisfying meal.

LOCATIONS
  • Pita land
    408 Rte 59 Monsey, NY 10952
    408 Rte 59 Monsey, NY 10952 Hotline: (845) 368-1116

Welcome to Pita Land, a hidden gem located at 408 Rte 59, Monsey, NY. Known for its diverse and tantalizing menu, Pita Land deftly combines flavors ranging from classic falafel to sumptuous pizza and even sushi. Although unverified in some categories, this eatery shines brightly in offering Kosher options that cater to a variety of tastes, making it a must-visit spot for the local community and visitors alike.

As I approached Pita Land, the welcoming atmosphere set the stage for a delightful culinary experience. The cozy establishment was buzzing with laughter and chatter, reminiscent of a favorite neighborhood hangout. Customers like Yosi S. raved about the freshness of the food, echoing a sentiment that I soon became acquainted with. From the moment I took my first bite, it was clear that the quality of ingredients was a priority here.

One standout dish is the much-lauded Blizzard Pizza, described by Joe M. as "off the charts different." It’s a daring twist on traditional pizza with its hearty combination of mozzarella, diced peppers, and a signature blend of sweet and spicy house sauces. While whimsical in its presentation, it offers an explosion of flavors that is undeniably impressive, albeit a bit messy for the purist pizza aficionados. Just ask the customers who have made it a ritual to return to Pita Land multiple times a week for their pizza fix.

For those venturing beyond pizza, Pita Land has an expansive menu. As Hannah J. pointed out, the fact that a place serving pizza, sushi, and falafel excites families is a testament to their culinary prowess. The friendly staff contributes significantly to the experience; their attentiveness and willingness to go above and beyond have made every visit memorable. Elchanan, a standout team member, showcases their deep commitment to customer satisfaction, making it feel like you're visiting friends rather than just a restaurant.

In a culinary landscape filled with options, Pita Land emerges as a conscientious eatery that delights the senses. From the joyous family dining experiences to the quick bites enjoyed on-the-go, each dish speaks to a harmony of quality and flavor. If you find yourself in the vicinity of Monsey, do yourself a favor and stop by to savor the incredible offerings at Pita Land. You’ll find that every meal here is crafted with care, making it truly deserving of a spot on your dining itinerary.

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Yosi S.
Yosi S.

we lik it here. food is very good and fresh.

Joe M.
Joe M.

100% good! Blizzard pizza off the charts different. Staff incredible, friendly, and very helpful. If you never tried skip your usual place and stop in here. Nice menu, not to big, not to small. But everything big on taste and quality. This team puts the word Pro in professional! Thanks

Hannah J.
Hannah J.

Great place with lots of options and the entire staff is so friendly! I never thought a place that made pizza, sushi, AND falafel could make them all so well. My niece gets very excited about coming here for "pizza slices the size of her head". I always need to come here whenever I'm in Rockland!

Eli C.
Eli C.

"A slice of pizza should look a certain way. There's a bit of variance for and aft but when you verge too far from the original slice of pizza....well that just ain't pizza anymore." Allow me to paint the scene for you: my lovely wife and I were on our way back to her folks after a late-night jaunt to TJ Maxx. Apparently, her sister had tried on a terrific black number that she just HAD to have. As it turned out, their tastes were not completely aligned as we left the store empty-handed and returned to Monsey for a couple of consolation slices. We parked in the rear and entered through the service entrance. I love service entrances - I feel a bit like I'm better than everyone else. We saw a bunch of teenagers sitting in their respective "booths", if you can call them as such, which harkened back to high school memories with the wrestling team and girls who wanted to be seen with lettermen (I asked my mother-in-law if I should capitalize lettermen - she said no). The line for ordering wasn't as long as my dear wife remembered from her days of yesteryear, and it was our turn after a quick perusing of the shoppe's wares. I went in for a "vegetable" slice and the missus chose a regular cheese slice and a spicy fries. I immediately realized how wrong I was for using such a vague term as "vegetable" and asked the strapping young man for clarification. He told me he rang me up for a blizzard, and that I could change it but he sounded a bit harried in his conveyance. I told him no matter and summarily paid the $11 and change. Our pizza was ready in under 3 minutes and my wife, pregnant of 9 months, rose to the occasion and collected our order. After securing our own booth, not unlike the booths occupied by teens the store over, I began chowing down. The dough was a bit soft and so I employed the classic fold-your-slice-in-half technique. Rookie mistake. Obviously, to any innocent bystander, this was my first blizzard slice. Within seconds, oily sauce began pouring forth from every crevice. Allow me to explain the blizzard. Take a pie crust, cover it with mozzarella, diced peppers, onions and tomatoes, then top that with their signature house sauces - both sweet and spicy. The sauce overwhelms the slice. I enjoy a neat slice of pizza and I enjoy a true slice of pizza - the blizzard was neither. A slice of pizza should look a certain way. There's a bit of variance for and aft but when you verge too far from the original slice of pizza....well that just ain't pizza anymore. I summarily wolfed down my slice, the exact way my mother warned me not to for the first 27 years of my life, then got to work on the fries. The slice tasted fine, but it was a nightmare to consume. The fries were quite tasty, within a standard margin of soggy/crispy variance throughout. The missus finished up and then went to the counter for round two - takeaway for the in laws who were watching kid #1 at their home. I went to wait in the car. Within 5 minutes, she shoves her pregnant stomach through the driver's side door (I couldn't locate my license or wallet when we left for TJ Maxx all those hours earlier) with 2 boxes stacked on each other and proceeds to delve into this drawn out story with color photos and diagrams complete with circles and arrows on the back of each one explaining in detail what each one was for illustrative purposes to be used in the event I didn't grasp the gist of the situation. As it turned out, the young man behind the counter who, we'll call Elchanan to enhance the review, and also his name was Elchanan, asked my beautiful wife how I enjoyed my slice. True to form, she told him "it's totally fine, but he doesn't enjoy messy slices." Above and beyond the call of duty for such a station, Elchanan showed his true colors and rose to the occasion. The story transmitted to me went something like, "he quickly said, 'I know which slice he wanted!' And then he threw it in for free!" There's nothing like free pizza. Especially delicious vegetable pizza. But please, I implore you: don't order the blizzard.

Jacob W.
Jacob W.

The pizza is always amazing and the people working there are always great! It is kinda hidden at the corner in Monsey and is right down the street from where I live so I'm always going there and enjoying their pizza at least 2 to 3 times a week, sometimes even more. They have a lot more than pizza also and that is also really good but the pizza is my favorite!

Paul R.
Paul R.

When fusion happens in cooking and in life it is a beautiful thing! This place has a mixture Jewish, Mediterranean, Italian, and even Asian cuisine (they have sushi sometimes). They also have coffee which is supposed to be excellent. One the guys at the counter said the best days to come are Monday and Tuesday. I have noticed the selection of pre made food is higher on those days but coming other days during the week have yielded the same good quality stuff. I usually get what is called a blizzard pizza. It is basically a pizza with gyro toppings on it that comes in spicy and non spicy. The spicy one is topped with gyro sauce and peppers. If you are looking for extremely spicy look elsewhere. I like the fact it is only moderately spicy because it would overwhelm all the other flavors if too spicy. The regular one is topped with gyro sauce and french fries and is just as good as it's spicy counterpart. French fries by themselves were also notably good as well. They were nice and crispy! So I'm giving this place five stars for being consistently good, having an amazing fusion style, and a wide selection of things to choose from.

Leah M.
Leah M.

A hidden gem! Really excellent friendly service and tasty food. We really appreciated the attention we received from the people behind the counter and the food was good. This is a restaurant with a little but of everything including soup, salad, calzones, pizza and even sushi. You order from a counter like a Typical pizza joint. The quality of the fish in the sushi was absolutely delicious and we went back for another roll. The stuffed pretzels are really nice and doughy. Veggie pizza was fresh and nice. This restaurant is not fancy, and also a little on the pricier end (for pizza, sushi was priced very well) but over all really enjoyed this experience and will be a new regular.

Sharon G.
Sharon G.

Great food, and great service overall, good for a fast lunch but not for gourmet dinners or such, real fast serving too