Pitta Crepe - Trafford

To start, this restaurant is extremely expensive. I paid £14.70 for 2 chicken pitta wraps with a side of Mediterranean salad, 1 coffee, and a water. The chicken in the wraps was dark brown, soft, and mushy, with no flavor. After a few hours, I felt sick and unwell. I will not be returning to eat here again.

The prices have been raised, making it a pricey lunch even for a 'Friday treat'. The once delicious chunky chicken tikka has now turned into a dried strip of minced chicken lacking in flavor. The chips have also been altered and are now just average, which is disappointing as they used to be tasty. Hopefully, they go back to what made them a top dining spot in Alti, or else they risk losing customers just like their chicken dish has lost its appeal.

Very Expensive compared to Pita Crepe. Also the meats are all dry and taste like they have been sat there for hours. Cheap Minced chicken is passed off as real chicken and has no flavour. They charge extra for sauces and the drinks are from a machine that tastes rubbish compared to cans. Will not be revisiting bring back Pita Crepe.

Round the corner from work so eat here quite often. Never had a problem. Always love the food here and have tried all the meats including falafel. Morrocan Lamb is my favourite though. The only thing I will say is that I never feel full after it but might be because I'm greedy and it's so good.

Being vegetarian, I eat a lot of falafel. Swayed by the unanimous 4 and 5 star reviews, I thought this falafel van in Alty must be on a par with the fantastic wraps I've eaten in places like Bristol and Berlin. Yuk! Firstly £3.80 gets you the smallest falafel wrap you've ever seen, containing just 2 microwaved falafel and some iceberg lettuce and onion and a tiny spread of hummus. The falafel was just crumbs and soggy from being microwaved. I took two bites and threw the soggy mess in the bin. By far the worst falafel I've ever eaten.