Roti Mediterranean Bowls. Salads. Pitas.

Don’t understand the bad reviews. This place is great. The food is fresh and savory. The place is clean and well kept. It’s affordable for 2023 standardsFood: 5/5

I used to love to come here and get a build your own pita. But they have stopped mixing together the ingredients prior to stuffing the pita. So now when you go in to eat your pita, you get a mouthful of hummus and your protein is at the bottom. I understand this is a time-saving measure, but I don 't want to spend the $20 to not even have it mixed together, only to rip the pita apart when I try to mix it together myself. It is such a shame, the ingredients are fresh and everything is usually delicious.

Wish I could give 0 for the food. I went to have my lunch over here and to my surprise with the ratings they have already. Chicken was stale for all the bowls. I and my family spent good amount of money only to realize it's complete waste of time and money . Will never visit it and would recommend the same to all. Service is decent though . But not much to say.Vegetarian options: YesKid-friendliness: YesParking: Not freeWheelchair accessibility: NotDietary restrictions: No

USED TO GET ROTI IN DALLAS EVERY DAY it was my absolute favorite place to eat(before quarentine). After the whole covid thing i tried it again and they ruined it. All the ingredients are different and tasteless now. Go back to the old roti or im never going back againFood: 1/5

Absolutely tasteless food, the worst example of mediterranean cuisine. We took bowl and pita, and both were a disaster, unfortunately low quality, dry, not fresh, without any spices, but rather with overcooked oil taste. Dallas has good mediterranean places, but this is definitely not one of those. The drinks are average, but more or less pleasant to drink, without too much sugar (that's one bonus star from me), but I won't be back to Roti.