Pick Pockets Smithfield

"I wasn't sure about trying hand made stuff in the gas station, but I am really glad I did. The falafel wrap was a good size, falafel fried when I ordered it, and picking and choosing my toppings/fillings was a nice thing. I'd definitely go back."

"I'm strictly a plant-based diet so my go-to is the falafel wrap which is so delicious! The falafels are made crispy and the vegetables are always fresh! Both the fries and onion rings are great too. The owner works very hard and makes hearty sandwiches. I've heard from my friends that the other conventional food wraps are just as great. I live in the area however compared to Cava and Fresh Pita this is further and definitely worth the trip based on the cleanliness, freshness and excellent customer service!! The other two establishments are always out of products, poor customer service and never fresh - and way more expensive for less quality!!!!"

"Tried Falafel Eggplant Wrap with Fries and it’s very delicious and very fresh."

"When the reviews say that it is in a gas station, it is THE MOST in a gas station an eatery can get. Like, it is IN the gas station convenience store. The counter staff were not too attentive - we weren't greeted or asked what we would like - we just ordered. We got fries, stuffed grape leaves, and chicken and falafel (combined) wraps. The chicken was cooked RIGHT THERE - it isn't microwaved. The falafel was fried fresh, so were the fries - that is a reoccurring theme here at Pick Pockets - freshness. As they constructed our wraps, they grew larger and larger - generously piled with all the ingredients we could want. This was like Subway, but the food was actually good and the wraps actually tasted like real bread products. I couldn't believe the size of the wrap - it was truly astounding. After a bite, I was sold. It was fairly good falafel, good chicken, good hummus... It was all average to above average - more above than below to tell it straight. Was it THE BEST I EVER HAD? Eastside Pockets' falafel was better. Coffee Connections' was probably the best I've had recently. The falafel itself is tasty, but I feel like the flavour needs to be kicked up a smidge. More herbs, more spices. That is the biggest culinary complaint I can muster. Atmosphericly, the place is just the inside of a convenience store. Bright light, tables with chairs you need to go are down for yourself. A yeah - there are better wraps out there, but these guys seem to deliver Consistency."

"Pretty good $13 for shawarma platter and nice guy, overall quality was right for the price. If you found my review helpful please give it a thumbs up!"