Q: positive

A: Great interactive museum! We have visited twice since moving from TX. Loved the dinosaurs.

Q: positive

A: Great reverse happy hour spot. It was a little warm outside but we opted to dine on the patio since it was a bit busy inside. There was only one other table outside so it was nice. We were going to have a glass of wine each, but the waiter persuaded to get a bottle since it was half off - plus he said we could take it home if we didn't finish it. Sold! The waiter was great. He was fun to chat with, wasn't overbearing, but always there for refill our waters and make sure everything was good. It took a little while for the food to come out, but we were enjoying the weather and our bottle of wine. We ordered hummus nachos & bruschetta to start. For our entrees, we ordered the quinoa bowl and roasted corn bowl. Everything was really good so it made the wait worth while.

Q: positive

A: I'll fully admit that I am a regular of this Pita Jungle location. I come here an average of times a week. Usually I meet friends for their awesome Happy Hour and come on the weekend for dinner with my Husband or Family. The servers area always really attentive and helpful. They are great with substitutions and picky orders. When at Happy Hour, I don't really drink the alcoholic beverages, but prefer their Decaf Berry Iced Tea which is delicious. Happy Hour is CHEAP and served Tapas style (I believe it is from 3-5:30 and then Reverse from 9-close). For $6 I can get a full meal. I usually get an array of the following: -Falafel with Tahni (This is always delicous, just the right seasoning and texture) -Hummus Trio (I love their Hummus, flavorful, smooth and just the right consistency. You get about two-three tablespoons per order) -Feta (They give you a block of feta cheese, drizzled with olive oil and topped with chopped cucumbers, onion and tomato, zataar as well. It's delicious) -Baba Ghanoush (REALLY nice and creamy. I don't love egglplant, but I love the subtle smokiness of this dip) -Pita with Thyme and Olive Oil (This is basically a small pizza with olive oil, thyme, tomatoes, feta and kalamata olives. It's perfectlly cooked and always yummy) -Olives (They would probably be a little bit better if they were heated, but they have a great variety). The dips are served with Pita and it is always the perfect consistency. Just soft enough but still with a little chew. All of these items run $1 or $2. It's incredible. I'm a vegetarian, but I know that my friends enjoy the Chicken and Shrimp options. They also have a very fresh looking caprese tapa. For dinners, I've tried a variety of Items, I really like the Mediterranean Platter but it's just too much food for me. I love their cold garlic and tomato green beans that come on this dish but you can also get them as a side dish. I often get an order of Lentils and Rice, Feta Cheese, Small side of hummus, and 2 falafel balls (which come with their rich and awesome Tahini). I mix them all together and made a Mediterranean Burrito Bowl. It's awesome, and I always appreciate that the wait staff is accommodating. Also, their Red Lentil soup is a notable starter. It's really perfectly balanced and flavorful. My husband is easier than me. He enjoys the Chicken Tikka Masala or Chicken Shwarma. He also likes the Mediterranean Chicken Salad. We come with large groups and people always seem to enjoy their meals and order a variety of menu items. They have a great patio which we enjoy sitting on for nice days/nights. For large groups- as far as I know they don't take reservation and sometimes there's a 30-40 minute wait for groups bigger than 4 on a Saturday night. We never really mind waiting though. I love Pita Jungle.

Q: negative

A:
We didn't stay here, thank God! I think it was Saturday night that we wandered down Fremont Street to check this place out. One of the first things you notice is that the Plaza Hotel and Casino has a Greyhound bus station attached to the end of it. So, would it be proper to call this place the Plaza Hotel and Casino and Greyhound Bus Terminal? Yeah, that makes it sound like a much better place. Because when I think of a bus station, I envision jet setters, oil tycoons, and trendy A-list Hollywood stars. I'm joking of course. So we walk in the front door at the lobby. One look around, and I'm ready to do a 180 and leave. There's plenty of homeless people hanging around playing penny slots. Nice, huh? But I really need to use the restroom so I head straight through the casino and find it on the other side. There were a couple of homeless people in the restroom, so I did what I needed to do a got the hell out. All in all, I'd say that this place is a relic that needs to modernize or shut down. I honestly felt like I needed to take a shower after I walked out the front door. And what's up with all of the homeless? Does management not realize that having homeless people camping out in your casino can't be good for business? I think they should change the name to the Plaza Hotel, Casino, Greyhound Bus Terminal, and Homeless Shelter.....that would be a truer representation of what this place really is.