eatapita

Name: eatapita
Address: Nehru Rd, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Telephone: +918880122199
Price range: $
Rating: 4.1

Temporarily closed

484 votes

#138 of 2978 pizza restaurants in Bengaluru

Pizza, Middle Eastern, Lebanese

$$$$ Price range per person INR 100 - INR 300

Nehru Rd

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

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Do not leave without enjoying perfectly cooked manakish, falafels and chicken shawarma. Serving tasty basbousa is the feature of this restaurant. It's nice to order delicious ice tea.

Food delivery is an important advantage of eatapita. The patient staff meets you at this place all year round. Cool service is something that people note in their reviews. A number of reviewers highlight that the dishes are offered for adequate prices. As a lot of visitors say, the ambiance is pretty. Google users like this spot: it was rated 4.1 stars.

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cheese manakish

the basbousa

the diablo pizza

halloumi Pita

the Toum

mutton koobideh

with tahini

shawerma

have authentic Arabic food

authentic middle eastern

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Ratings of eatapita

Zomato

(4.1/5)

149

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Google

(4.1/5)

316

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Facebook

(4.4/5)

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Vijay a year ago on Google

Cleanliness should be considered

Response from the owner a year ago

Hey V V. We've been closed for over 3 years... Unless were in the multiverse

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Mayola Almeida 2 years ago on Google

Hi, This was by far my favourite restaurant in Bangalore. I'd do anything to get my hands on the shawerma and falafel roll. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Response from the owner a year ago

Hi mayola Thank you for being our patron. We miss the space too. We've started "falafel fresh" since then. Do give it a try

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Linsiya Patrao 5 years ago on Zomato

Their quality of food has drastically fallen. I remember visiting them in the year 2017, when they were fairly new in the market. They reminded me of good ol’ middle eastern food that was reminiscent of my gulf days. Now the pita breads at Eatapita are stale, hummus is sour and the pizzas make me wanna bake my own pizza at home.

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