Excellent meal and good service. I like the place and happy I decided to make the drive from the hotel . I will be returning when in the area. Two issues was being forgotten about for 10 minutes after being seated and running out of the beer in ordered. It happens - not worth a bad review.

How this place doesn't have a Michelin star is beyond me. 10/10. Every food item I have gotten on this menu has been packed with flavor, and not to mention the portions are huge. Service has always been exceptional here. Their outdoor seating area is decorated cute and has a very welcoming atmosphere. Their chicken kabob plate was cooked perfectly. I personally like their garlic sauce, and the cilantro lime hummus with the Greek salad. Their shawarma fries are also a must! Whenever people ask me what places to go in Visalia, I always recommend this place. They also recently started to add cocktails/mocktails to the menu. I got the Lebanese mule, I personally did not enjoy the drink. However it could just be an acquired taste:) Will be returning!

I have always loved Pita Kabob, but tonight WOW! We have not been here in about a year and they have added to their menu. I am in love with their whipped feta appetizer creamy with hot honey, olives and pistachios oh my!!! Great with pita, or cucumbers.

Always love coming here for Mediterranean food is one of the best in town and compared to other places that I have been in other towns. Fan of the garlic dip and spicy tahini. The service is great and place have plenty of seating.

We love this place and drive down to Visalia just to eat here. I usually like to try something new but this time I went with the hearty shawarma fries knowing I'd take home half of it for dinner later. I'm obsessed with the cauliflower, which I think is a seasonal special right now. It was a beautiful day so we sat on the patio where we received great service. Inside seating is also great, but louder. There is also a bar area. They always have great beer, large variety on tap and in cans. Highly recommend Pita Kabob & Grill.

I have been a long time fan of Pita Kabob. Their biggest draw for me is their version of a Greek salad with chicken, featuring the best Mediterranean lemon vinaigrette I've ever had. It is very tart, tangy, and flavorful. This time we went to try their new cocktail offerings, as they just started offering liquor. I got the amaretto sour, which was pretty good, except it seems like it was topped with the egg white instead of actually shaken with it, so the drink was a bit tart and not as smooth as an amaretto sour could be. We also tried the whipped feta. There's not much of a description of it on the menu, but it turned out to have pistachios, honey, Kalamata olives, and red chili flakes mixed in to the whipped feta, which was different than I expected but delicious. This is a great restaurant with indoor seating and a beer garden with lots of beers on tap.

Pita Kabob and Grill (aka PK) was one of the best restaurants during our visit to Visalia. It has the feel of a large gastropub attached to an outside beer garden and grocery store. Mediterranean cuisine is one of our favorite cuisines. No reservations accepted - so just show up! The portions are ginormous. I got the combo lamb kabob and lulu, which is a sausage version of beef-lamb gyro meat. One entree easily feeds two and the meats were so juicy. The sweet potato hummus was novel and great with a subtle hint of sweetness. Wife got the beef kabobs, which were still juicy despite cooked medium well. Salad, pita, and rice pilaf were all excellent sides. For the kids, you can't go wrong with chicken kabobs with pita and fries. Greek and Mediterranean restaurants seem to crank out amazing fries for some reason - long, thicker cut and crispy. Maybe its because you have so many different dipping options besides ketchup. The chicken is slightly peppery, so watch out.

I was out on a trip and my clients decided this was the place to stop for lunch. There is a nice patio and a full bar convinced them to sit and enjoy. There is also a connected Mediterranean Deli. So I thought I'd sit down and enjoy lunch as the college football was on the screen. Gyro's, pizzas, kabob's etc. Vegan, vegetarian, Halal. I ordered a spicy Gyro and a small Greek salad. Both were outstanding, fresh, fast, and a fair portion for the value. I was quite impressed with the presentation and true greek ingredients were so tasty. Defiantly worth a meal even if you're "not into" Med food. This good stuff here...thank you foodguy-martin

This is hands down one of the best restaurants you will find in the area. Food: Serving classic Lebanese dishes this place is authentic and absolutely the best around. You can immediately tell they use fresh ingredients and know how to serve up good food. I am extremely disappointed to see negative reviews on here as I have been here a handful of times and I think the food is so delicious. My go-to dish is the kabob platter which I get with hummus and rice. It will leave you stuffed full! But wait... can it get better? It can. Throw in craft beer! This place has a wonderful craft beer selection with 10-20 taps you are bound to find something you are into. Great food, great beer.. what else do you need? Atmosphere: The place is modern and very clean on the inside. They have a bar in the back room you can sit at or you can grab a table. They also have an extensive outdoor seating area equipped with some overhead coverage to provide shade and there's misters for super hot days. Bathrooms have also been clean the few times I've used them. Service: I've never once had a problem here - the wait staff is wonderful. The bar tenders are knowledgeable and I can confidently say this is one of the best places around. My 1 and only issue is this place gets so busy sometimes its hard to get a table... which is a personal problem. If you enjoy Lebanese/middle eastern cuisine and don't eat here you are missing out. Period. Amazing food, beers, and service.