Lively Los Feliz spot for creative döner wraps, bowls, and beers with strong vegan options; great flavors and vibe, but counter-service hiccups and occasional service lapses occur.
Spitz Mediterranean Street Food delivers solid casual dining with flavorful wraps and bowls and vibrant Los Feliz appeal, but inconsistent execution—particularly in delivery orders and occasional missing items—and uneven counter service prevent a higher grade. Generous portions and strong vegan labeling appeal to neighborhood regulars, though the experience doesn't quite reach the reliability expected of grade A establishments.
On Hillhurst, this spot buzzes with lively, casual energy—colorful walls, a bar humming with taps, and trays of loaded fries heading to big communal tables. Reviewers rave that the house sauces elevate wraps and bowls, with one noting, "The basket surprised me with how much was in it." Service skews counter-style and friendly, though a few guests hit rude counter moments or missing sauces. The cooking leans modern Mediterranean mashup—think döner wraps, bowls, and street-cart fries with zhoug, harissa, and plenty of tangy crunch. It suits easygoing eaters who like bold flavors more than strict traditionalists, alongside a robust beer list and popular sangria. Portions are generous for the price, and vegans score well-marked choices without feeling like an afterthought. Families do fine here thanks to a kids menu (nuggets, mini falafel wrap) and plenty of fries, bowls, and simple chicken. If your crew needs plain comfort, the menu has it; adventurous kids can nibble on falafel or dips. Noise is lively, so expect fun over quiet.
Area vibe: Trendy, walkable Los Feliz strip with cafes, bars, and casual eateries; popular with locals and visitors.
Safety: Generally safe with steady foot traffic; typical urban considerations for late night.
What's nearby: Near Griffith Park/Observatory approach, indie shops, and bars; draws pre- and post-outing diners.