3/5 Jamil A. 7 months ago on Google
Back
in
August
2022,
I
reported
a
website
error
that
was
preventing
me
from
accessing
a
promo
discount.
"Cem"
emailed
back
on
the
same
day
to
advise
that
they
would
get
this
issue
sorted,
but
nothing
was
said
about
the
promo
discount
that
could
not
be
accessed.
I
replied
that
same
evening
to
remind
Cem
about
this,
but
never
heard
back
from
them.
At
the
time
of
writing
this
review,
the
server
error
still
displays
when
attempting
to
access
the
promo.
In
May
2023,
I
finally
managed
to
find
the
time
and
opportunity
to
visit
What
The
Pitta.
My
first
impressions
of
the
place
were
not
good.
As
soon
as
I
walked
in,
I
could
see
and
hear
3
staff
members
in
the
kitchen
engaging
in
a
loud,
almost-aggressive
conversation,
in
which
one
staff
member
was
complaining
about
someone
else.
There
were
other
customers
who
were
eating
when
I
arrived,
and
it
seemed
as
though
this
discussion
had
already
been
going
on
for
some
time.
This
continued
for
about
2
to
3
minutes,
during
which
not
one
staff
member
noticed
that
I
was
waiting
to
place
my
order.
When
one
of
them
did
finally
notice
me
waiting
at
the
counter,
the
most
vocal
staff
member,
the
cook,
exclaimed
a
profanity.
I'm
not
expecting
a
gourmet/first
class
experience
at
a
vegan
kebab
place,
but
there
are
some
minimum
standards
that
I
expect
of
any
food
place.
What
The
Pitta
fell
short
before
I
had
even
placed
my
order.
My
food
was
served
quickly
after
I'd
ordered
and
the
cook
was
polite
with
me,
but
I
wasn't
sure
how
genuine
that
was,
given
that
I
had
just
listened
to
them
badmouth
another
person
for
several
continuous
minutes.
I
enjoyed
the
onion
rings
and
fries.
The
kebab
wrap
was
a
bit
dry.
I
couldn't
see
much
chilli
sauce
inside
it,
but
that's
assuming
the
chilli
sauce
would
look
like
what
you
get
at
conventional
kebab
places.
Overall,
the
meal
was
not
offensive.
It
was
£12
for
a
meal
deal
(one
main,
one
side,
and
one
drink).
I
just
wish
the
first
impression
of
the
venue
and
staff
was
better.
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