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Recently, I have been on a Greek/Mediterranean food kick ever since I ate some that's authentic (or close-to-authentic) at the Sponge Docks in Tarpon Springs, FL. I also been utilizing the To Good To Go app, really enjoying some of discounted bags of food restaurants be providing.
Ergo, when I saw Crazy Pita, which identifies as Greek, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern food, have surprise bags on To Good To Go, I had to get them and check them out. For "fast food" Greek/Mediterranean/Middle Eastern food, they are actually decent, more than decent actually, when you check all the bullet points for their food, their restaurant, and the service.
If you go here for the first time, let it be known you are in the right place if you are wondering why you're at a Walmart Supercenter. Apparently, Walmart is upping their indoor dining options as this is the first time I ate at Crazy Pita.
Crazy Pita is located at the eastern side main entrance, which usually the grocery/supermarket entrance for most Walmart Supercenters. The restaurant is a small nook with no-nonsense, 80s style decor and colors you'd see in fast food restaurants, especially an old school McDonald's.
I arrived about 20 minutes before the pickup window for To Good To Go, so I ordered dinner, supporting them at their full given prices along with saving their food at a discount. Definitely "fast food" Greek/Mediterranean, which is not bad, but should be noted as most gyros are the common norm of such establishments. I got the Braised Lamb Pita ($8.99) and a fresh blended juice ($5.99), specifically melon, banana, mango, and coconut water.
Food was good for "fast food" style. You can tell as the spices were lacking from traditional Greek/Mediterranean, but they do provide tzatziki sauce and hot oil in to-go cups.
The two Too Good to Go orders were both rice bowls of grilled chicken, rice, feta salad, hummus, and pita bread. The rice and chicken were good and lightly seasoned. Hummus was kind of light in texture. The salad was okay but lacking, too. All hallmarks of "fast food" Greek/Mediterranean.
Overall, I will say this is a good spot if, as I will stress again, "fast food" Greek Mediterranea food. The price is decent, the food is decent, and it is a far better option than most fast food joints. Given its locale in a Walmart, it also provides a unique option outside of their normal food service options like Domino's Pizza or Wetzel's Pretzels.
I am giving Crazy Pita three out of five stars as they are a fast food chain that has other locales though not many. Their food is similar to other fast food Greek/Mediterranean food establishments, especially the food trucks, and the "fast food" options that traditional Greek/Mediterranean restaurants provide. Will definitely go back here again if I am ever in the area.