
Discover the rich flavors of the Mediterranean at Princess Pita Restaurant & Deli, a beloved local gem proudly serving the Valley for over 25 years. Located in the heart of Mesa, Arizona, our family-owned restaurant brings traditional Middle Eastern food to the community with fresh ingredients, time-honored recipes, and warm hospitality. From our signature shawarma wraps and homemade falafel to our fresh-baked pita bread, flavorful hummus, and savory kabobs, every dish at Princess Pita is made with love and authenticity. Whether you’re dining in, ordering takeout, or catering your next event, our extensive Mediterranean menu has something for everyone—including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Our attached Mediterranean grocery
Deli featuring shawarma, falafel & kebab plates, plus a market selling Mediterranean products to go.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2620 W Broadway Rd, Mesa, AZ 85202
Phone: (480) 894-1499
Website: https://princesspitaaz.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resos.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
WEAK attempt at gyros. It was Sunday, and George’s Gyros was closed, but I was craving a good gyro, so we decided to try this place. It has 4.7 stars after all. It’s gotta be good right?
The deluxe gyro was only $1 more than the regular one, so I ordered 3 for takeout. Mistake. They put pickles on those and pickles make a gyro not taste like a gyro.
Their website ordering process doesn’t work. Once you put in your order and credit card and hit submit you just get the spinning circle ⭕ or the hourglass ⌛ depending on you phone, PC, or browser. After two attempts I just called. I won’t be surprised if I get two additional charges on my card though.
They still could have pulled off a 5 star review. But the gyros themselves were crap. When they handed me my to go bag I thought to myself “did they get all of them in here?”
In hindsight, I should have looked, seen how unbelievably tiny these gyros were, and told them I wasn’t paying for that crap. But you know how things go. You give people the benefit of the doubt. They have 4.7 stars after all.
Now, look at the damn photo! Look at that! The lighter is half the size of the freaking gyro! It’s seriously smaller than a thick hotdog on a fluffy bun. And the flavor wasn’t even good either. Though there was so little meat I couldn’t really gage the meat flavor.
I promise you I’m not affiliated with George in any way. But if you’re in Mesa, or a part of Scottsdale or Tempe that’s close to Mesa, go to George’s Gyros. You’ll get a real gyro that has tons of meat.
This place was seriously such a disappointment! I wish to hell Gyro 101 would have answered the phone because at least there’s a chance they’d have been as good as George’s.
First, the variety of food was incredible. There were so many different dishes to choose from that it was almost overwhelming in the best way possible. They had a great selection of traditional Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dishes, from fresh salads and appetizers to hearty main dishes and desserts. Everything tasted very fresh and well-prepared, and you could tell the food was being constantly refilled and maintained so guests always had hot, fresh options available.
The flavor of the food was outstanding. The meats were cooked perfectly and very tender, the rice dishes were flavorful, and the appetizers like hummus, salads, and other mezze were clearly made with care. The desserts were also a highlight — a great way to finish the meal after breaking fast. It really felt like they put thought into creating a buffet that represents the spirit of Ramadan.
Another thing that stood out was the organization of the buffet. Even though it was busy (as you would expect during Ramadan), everything ran smoothly. The staff was very attentive and constantly making sure the buffet stayed clean and well stocked. Plates were cleared quickly, tables were cleaned regularly, and the entire environment felt comfortable and welcoming.
The service was excellent. The staff members were friendly, hardworking, and clearly experienced with hosting large Ramadan crowds. Despite the restaurant being full, they remained patient and helpful with everyone.
What I appreciated most was the community atmosphere. Ramadan is about gathering and sharing meals together, and Princess Pita really captured that feeling. Families, friends, and community members were all there enjoying the evening together, which made the experience feel even more special.
Overall, the Princess Pita Ramadan buffet is absolutely worth visiting. The food is delicious, the variety is great, the service is attentive, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. If you’re looking for a place to break your fast with amazing Mediterranean food and a great Ramadan environment, I highly recommend it.
I’ll definitely be coming back again during Ramadan.