LOVERS of Greek food in Salisbury can rejoice as an independent fast food restaurant is celebrating its menu relaunch with a weekend-long in-store celebration offering customers 50% off everything.

Pita Pita, found at the corner of Salisbury’s Market Square, has an exciting new menu featuring a wider range of authentic dishes as well as a new coffee and deli section.

The updated menu includes chicken nuggets, a Greek style beef and lamb kebab, a classic skepasti (Greek club sandwich), and even hot dogs with a twist.

There are now more size options for wraps and boxes, light bites for lunch, and a new kids’ menu, alongside dessert offerings and custom combo deals for takeaway or dine-in.

The store was closed from Monday (October 20) to today to carry out a light refurbishment, allowing for an expansion of its offering.

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Doors will reopen on Thursday (October 23), with the three-day in-store promotion kicking off on Friday until Sunday, where all food and drink will be offered at half price for walk-in customers only.

Real chicken chicken nuggets – an addition to the menu Picture: Pita Pita

Pita Pita has built up a loyal customer base with its authentic Greek flavours since opening earlier this year.

Founders and brothers Stefanos and Nikos Ziogas have spent the last few months gathering feedback from customers leading to the refinement of the menu to reflect both the authentic recipes they grew up with and the evolving tastes of their local guests.

“Doing a big launch event just wasn’t our thing,” said Stefanos. “But having a whole weekend of people joining us to taste the original Greek experience outside of Greece — that’s definitely something we’re excited to offer.

“It’s our way of saying thank you to everyone who’s supported us so far, and an invitation to anyone who hasn’t had a chance to visit yet to come and try our food.”

One of the most anticipated changes with the new menu is the introduction of a dedicated coffee corner and a small Greek delicatessen section inside the store, offering products such as extra virgin olive oil, traditional honey, Greek coffee and more — all available for customers to purchase in-store.

“It’s been a fantastic few months,” said Nikos Ziogas. “The feedback has been incredibly valuable, and we’ve taken the time to really understand what people want.

“The changes we’re introducing are not just about new dishes — it’s about evolving the space and experience. We want Pita Pita to feel like a little slice of Greece in the middle of Salisbury.”