I don't know why Pita Jungle is so popular. The food is expensive and it's somewhat bland. I had a portobella burger that was OK, although somewhat tasteless. The best part about it was the grilled red pepper on the side. Some bland potatoes didn't help. My partner had a trout salad. The fish was kind of smelly which indicates it was too old. I have eaten here several times and have never been impressed. There are many Mediterranean places in the valley that have far better food and they are way cheaper. The building has no sound dampening so the eating area is extremely loud. People start yelling at each other in order to be heard so the din was annoying and uncomfortable. I had a tough time hearing my partner or the waiter. There was so much noise I was afraid I was going to get a headache. As for atmosphere -- it was industrial and not pleasing. They should call it a Concrete Pita Jungle.
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Honest, ethical, straight forward, fair and they know automotive repairs. I've brought my 1988 Jeep, 1971 Ford Bronco and 2003 Ford Explorer. Refreshing to have a auto shop that is family owed and operate that I can trust. In Henderson, of course!!!
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This is a magnanimously charming eatery, seemingly well-heeled but with a cheeky name and a contrived menu. It's a trick that seems to be working. I have to agree with several other reviewers in noticing that the food here is nothing spectacular. If anything, it's formulaicly spiked with keyword cache ingredients, and executed in a wholly unremarkable manner. And it's damn pricey. I'm Ok with smaller portions when the food has been exquisitely fussed over, or when it's innovative and extraordinary--but when it's just "good", I feel like that's one trick they can keep under their hat(s). They do have an impressive wine list, and the staff has a refreshingly classy attitude overall, but snob appeal is really only good for showing off- and not enjoying yourself consistently. I guess that's why it's good for first dates or out-of-town guests, but too expensive and impersonal to be considered a favorite.
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It was my first time experience here. I ordered chai tea and it was great. Then I ordered tom yam goong. The flavor of fish sauce was quite strong. I tasted salty overcome the tamarind. I ordered curry and that one the decent one for my taste. Little bit spicy which is I like. The decor was nice, I felt comfortable. The service was fast and great waiter. There is a board sign for cellphone user ..lol... They have Indonesian coffee which I should try next time. The private parking lot was in the back of the building. I might go back to try something else next time.
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