Pita Bakery

4.9(451)

315 Boundary Rd, Mordialloc, Victoria, 3195

“Fresh food, is the Best Food.”

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Services:Vegan OptionsSourdough BreadCateringDeliveryTakeawayDine-In

Fresh From the OvenKnown for SourdoughGood ValueFriendly Staff

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FalafelHummusFalafel pitaTakeawayDeliveryDine-inKerbside pickupCoffee

Why Choose Pita Bakery?

Pita Bakery in Mordialloc turns out handmade sourdough pita that arrives soft, fluffy and fresh, paired with falafel and hummus made on site daily. The small team delivers friendly, knowledgeable service and good value, and one regular returns on purpose from across Melbourne for the hummus alone.

About Pita Bakery

Pita Bakery in Mordialloc is a Middle Eastern bakery and casual dining spot built around handmade sourdough pita. The pockets come out soft and fluffy, and the pita itself is something customers notice and enjoy. The team describes the menu as fresh food done honestly, and the tagline "Fresh food, is the Best Food" gives you the idea.

Falafel is the headline act. We hear the falafel here is made on site, green on the inside, with a square shape that packs in more veg than the usual round ones. They're also sold frozen if you want to take some home. Hummus is the other big name, served as bowls in classic, mushroom and falafel versions that are all vegan, plus a brisket hummus bowl that locals rave about. Beyond that, the menu runs to a grilled chicken pita, a crispy chicken schnitzel pita, a sabich with eggplant, egg and amba, and a lamb pocket with tender meat. Slow-cooked meats, fresh salads, chips and house-made iced tea round things out, and there are solid vegan and vegetarian choices alongside the meat.

It works for a quick lunch, a brunch, a family sit-down or a dinner out. You can dine in, grab takeaway, have it delivered or arrange kerbside pickup, and they do catering platters for events. The coffee gets a good wrap too, and one visitor called it a welcome break from the surrounding industrial streets.

Value comes up often, with one regular happy to keep returning with her daughter for a full falafel pocket. Staff are friendly, quick and happy to suggest what to order, and the owner is known to get involved and help people choose. Uri Baitner has worked in kitchens across the globe, and that range shows in the food.

Some people drive in from Melbourne's west just to eat here. Opening hours change through the week and the place is closed one day, so check the hours before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

Bread

“I've been here a fair few times now over the years and the food has been consistently good. More recently I've tried the grilled chicken pita, chicken schnitzel pita and the sabich. Everything I've had has been fresh and really tasty.”

Value

“The most delicious felafel plate, such good value. Everything made on site and super fresh. Staff were very friendly and knowledgeable about all the food and made great recommendations. The pita was fresh and fluffy, and the felafel were incredible (green on the inside, my favori…”

Staff

“I've been coming here with my daughter for our Full Falafel Pockets on and off for a bit over a year. Every time we come, the service is friendly and welcoming and the Pockets are absolutely delicious, Always so fresh!”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pita Bakery

: Pita Bakery is known for its handmade sourdough pita, soft and fluffy, filled with falafel or grilled meats. The falafel is made on site and noted for being green inside with a square shape that packs in extra veg, while the hummus bowls are another favourite. It's a casual spot for breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert, with dine-in and takeaway both popular.
: Yes, Pita Bakery offers vegan and vegetarian options alongside its usual pita pockets and hummus bowls. The falafel, made fresh on site, is a natural fit for plant-based eaters and is also sold frozen to take home. Staff are known for being friendly and happy to talk through the menu and suggest options to suit.
: The menu includes pita pockets such as falafel, grilled chicken, and brisket and mushroom, plus a five-falafel plate with tahini sauce, a grilled chicken hummus bowl, and a mushroom, onion and cheese pita toastie. Coffee and dessert are also available, and there's seating for those who want to dine in rather than take away.
: Yes, Pita Bakery provides catering, delivery, kerbside pickup and takeaway in addition to dine-in. It suits anyone wanting pita pockets, falafel or hummus for a group or an easy meal at home. For catering orders or specific pricing, it's best to contact the bakery directly.
: Pita Bakery is regularly described as good value, with generous, fresh servings of falafel, hummus and pita pockets. It's very highly rated locally, with diners praising the friendly, knowledgeable staff and consistently fresh food across breakfast, lunch and dinner. Parking is available at the back of the shop if the street out front is busy.