Village Pita Bakery Ltd
Reviews of Village Pita Bakery Ltd
from GoogleStopped in for lunch with a co-worker shortly after noon on a Tuesday. There was a bit of a line, but nothing drastic. My friend and I both ordered the Meat Pie Supreme and it was fantastic! Very filling and affordable, a rarity in the world of challenging affordability. The meal is their basic meat pie with vegetables. They wrap it up so it's easier to eat, still a bit messy at the end, which adds to the charm (make sure you get a few napkins if it's a tKe-away meal). I ordered mine as 'hot spice' and my friend as 'slightly hot'. Both were perfectly spiced. Hot sauce and lemon juice are available to add as you wish. It also came with a mixed olive side, all of which were delicious. I grabbed a couple of 6-packs of fresh wholewheat pitas and a coconut cookie to take home - all of which were delicious. Pitas are huge and perfectly balance between moist and dry. I'm very impressed and will definitely go back! I'll also add that the people are kind and patient. When we asked questions about the separate food items as we didn't understand what they were or wanted more info, staff answered patiently and seemed happy to share the information, which also helps us understand more about their culture. If you're considering stopping in, I highly encourage you to do so.
Used to be good but now they are so stingy and overpriced. There's barely any meat in their meat pies and they no longer give one sauce for each pie. Not worth it anymore, don't go here.
Super friendly people. Absolutely wonderful food. Made a stop driving through from Edmonton. We got the Meat Pie with cheese (high recommend) and a chicken wrap. The pitas are so fresh. The meat pie was the star between the two, but if you’re feeling hungry and like some spice the chicken wrap was great too. Will be back for sure.
This place is really amazing. My card got declined and instead of telling me your card got declined and leaving without food. he told me to take it and come back and to pay for it really nice kind people. I really recommend coming here and I really recommend you guys talk to Summer he’s a really nice guy this place is really professional. I recommend it so much.
The best spot in the city for manakeesh/pies. They’re always fresh and made to order and taste just like the ones back home. Staff is always friendly and they take care of the customers. I always recommend this place to my friends.
The best place for diverse pita pies. Very fast service. Very friendly people.
I really love the meat pie with cheese and I don't know the name but it was sweet bun with coconut.I recommend this bakery for amazing baked products.In future gonna try more of their products.
Village Pita is honestly amazing. The guys here are super nice, welcoming, and always treat you with respect. I’ve been coming here since 1999, and that alone should say everything about how consistent and solid this place is. The food has always been great, and the people make it even better. I’ll continue coming here for years to come. Highly recommended.
About Village Pita Bakery Ltd
At 255 28 St SE, this Lebanese bakery and grocery bakes halal meat pies, zaatar pies and fresh pitas.
Open since the late 1970s, it is a bakery and grocery first, so it is a great place to pick up food to take home. Breakfast is served, and the pitas and pies are made fresh.
What to order
The Meat Pie Supreme is the basic meat pie with vegetables, and diners find it filling and affordable. The meat pie with cheese is also worth trying. You can choose your spice level, and both hot spice and slightly hot come out well seasoned. Hot sauce and lemon are on the side. Take home a six-pack of the fresh wholewheat pitas, or a coconut bun, which diners praise.
Before you order
The halal statement covers the meat pies, so ask about other items, such as the chicken wrap, before you buy. The pies are wrapped to eat, and a few napkins come in handy when you take them away. Diners say the pies are very filling and affordable, and the chicken wrap is great too. Staff are happy to explain anything you do not recognize.
| Saturday | 8 a.m.–7 p.m. |
|---|---|
| Sunday | 9 a.m.–5 p.m. |
| Monday | 8 a.m.–7 p.m. |
| Tuesday | 8 a.m.–7 p.m. |
| Wednesday | 8 a.m.–7 p.m. |
| Thursday | 8 a.m.–7 p.m. |
| Friday | 8 a.m.–7 p.m. |