$15.00
Your Lentil Quinoa Bowl includes:
Lentil & quinoa blend (rich in protein and fiber)
Choice of protein:
Ground Beef Kabob
Fresh toppings such as tomatoes, onions, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, and pickles
House-made sauces: tahini, garlic aioli, tzatziki, spicy tzatziki, green goddess spicy tahini, shoug, and more
Lentils + quinoa make this one of the healthiest bowls on the menu, rich in plant-based protein, minerals, and complete amino acids.
Your Lentil Quinoa Bowl is prepared fresh daily. We start with a warm base of lentil-quinoa, then top it with your preferred Mediterranean protein. Each bowl is finished with crisp veggies, pickled toppings, and your choice of our signature sauces.
This bowl is perfect for guests looking for a hearty yet nutritious meal packed with protein and whole grains.
Pair it with Fresh Pita, House Salad, or Classic Hummus for the complete Pita House experience.
It’s a Mediterranean bowl made with a hearty lentil-quinoa base topped with proteins, vegetables, and sauces.
Yes—this is one of the healthiest bowls we offer. Lentils and quinoa are high in fiber, plant-based protein, and essential nutrients.
The lentil-quinoa base is naturally gluten-free, but cross-contamination is possible in our kitchen.
Falafel, chicken shawarma, ribeye steak shawarma, ground beef kabob, chicken kabob, or gyros.
Not unless you choose spicy sauces like shoug or spicy tzatziki.
Pita is optional and can be added as a side.
Yes—paired with chicken, steak, or falafel, it becomes a protein-rich, nutrient-dense meal.
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