Esh Pitabar

Disappointing Experience – Poor Service I had a disappointing experience at this restaurant—twice. Despite advertising as pet-friendly, they clearly are not. On our first visit, we were given one of two tall tables, even though over 30 normal-height tables were available. On a second visit, I called ahead requesting a regular table. They said they were fully booked and only offered a couch. When we arrived, we were seated at an uncomfortable low couch table—while six normal tables nearby sat empty the entire time. They also claim to offer gluten-free options, but it was frustrating and concerning. One of our group has celiac disease, and the waiter had no idea what was safe. She went back and forth to the kitchen five times for answers. It was clear there was no proper system or training in place. Worse, the waiter became visibly irritated, even though we were just trying to ensure the food was safe. To top it off, two of us ordered the same dish—falafel pita—and they came out noticeably different. One was missing tomatoes. When we politely pointed this out, the staff responded rudely. It may seem small, but it reflected a total lack of care. Overall, the restaurant fails to live up to its promises and lacks basic hospitality. I wouldn’t recommend it, especially to anyone with dietary needs or expecting respectful service.

Nice place for Middle Eastern and Israeli cuisine. Great attention to the needs of those on a gluten free diet, although the 3 euro supplement for pita seems steep to me.