Pita Way is a Mediterranean and Middle Eastern chain serving 100% halal food, built on one simple idea: build your own, or have it their Pita Way. The signature Sandweech lets you pick your protein and load it with toppings, while the Pita Way Bowl packs everything into a full meal. The menu below comes from the chain’s official ordering storefront, onlineorders.pitaway.com, with prices set by each store.
Quick Summary
- Signature items: Build Your Own Sandweech, Pita Way Bowl, Detroit Chicken Shawarma
- Cuisine: Mediterranean and Middle Eastern, 100% halal
- Known for: build-your-own ordering, fattoush salads, kids eat free
- Setting: casual counter-service restaurant, dine-in, takeout, delivery and catering
- Good for: lunch and dinner, families, group catering
Full Menu Lineup
Pita Way publishes per-location menus on its official ordering site, and prices are set by each store. The figures below are a snapshot from the Battle Creek, Michigan location. Your local store may price items slightly differently.
Build Your Own
Start with a Sandweech, a Bowl, or a Salad, then pick your protein and toppings. The store preselects its recommended toppings for the best combination.
The Sandweech is the chain’s signature: a fresh pita stuffed with your choice of protein and toppings. The Pita Way Bowl is the most popular entree, a complete meal over rice. The traditional Fattoush salad can be built your way, with sumac and your choice of protein.
Legacy Favorites
The legacy menu keeps the classics that built the chain’s name, from Detroit-style shawarma to the original Dearborn wrap.
The Detroit Chicken Shawarma pairs grilled chicken with garlic, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and tourshi. The Dearborn is the original: just chicken shawarma, garlic, and pickles. The Dillborn wraps dark meat chicken with garlic and pickles in a crispy crust, while the Dill Fries come loaded with dill sauce, pickles, and double feta.
Sides and Appetizers
Made-in-house staples, from homemade hummus and garlic sauce to the famous pickled cabbage.
Hummus and garlic sauce are served with pita bread or chips. The Chicken Tenders come with fries and your choice of sauce, and the Falafel App arrives with falafel, sauce, pickled veggies, and bread.
Catering and Platters
Pita Way caters events of all sizes.
The Mini Combo feeds up to four with five servings of meat or falafel over rice, a fattoush salad, pita bread, pickled veggies, white sauce, garlic, hummus, and fattoush dressing. The Family Feast feeds up to eight with ten servings of protein and a large fattoush.
Good to Know
Kids 12 and under eat free with every adult entree: they get a mini rice bowl with a choice of white meat chicken, gyro, dark meat chicken, or falafel. The deal is dine-in only, limited to one free kids meal per child and two per adult entree. The chain also offers catering through its dedicated catering specialist and advertises rotating limited items such as Dill Fries, Mediterranean Street Corn, Baklava Cheesecake, and the new Green Fire Sauce.
A Sandweech is Pita Way’s signature build-your-own pita sandwich. You pick a protein such as chicken shawarma, gyro or falafel, and the kitchen adds its recommended toppings. It is $12.49 at the Battle Creek Michigan location.
Yes. Kids 12 and under eat free with every adult entree (a Premium Bowl, Sandweech or Large Salad). Kids get a mini rice bowl with a choice of white meat chicken, gyro, dark meat chicken or falafel. It is dine-in only, with a limit of 1 free kids meal per child and 2 per adult entree.
No. Pita Way publishes per-location menus on its official ordering site, onlineorders.pitaway.com, and prices are set per store. The prices on this page are a snapshot from the Battle Creek, Michigan location.
The Dearborn ($7.49 at Battle Creek) is Pita Way’s original chicken shawarma: just garlic and pickles in a pita, the simple classic that reflects the chain’s Detroit-area roots.