Showing posts with label carlos serrano. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Eat Healthy in 2015 with Pita Pit

Pita Pit was recently featured on WKRG Take 5. Carlos Serrano from Pita Pit was in the WKRG Take 5 studio to talk about how viewers can maintain flavor while eating healthy in the New Year. Carlos went through the six different pitas that Pita Pit offers that are all under 500 calories and how viewers can make similar items at home. Furthermore, Carlos talked about the fun giveaways that they offer to guests and the food truck that they drive around town to bring pitas to customers. 



You can see the entire “Pita Pit: Pita Builds” segment here. 

Friday, October 12, 2012

Pita Pit featured in the Press-Register, AL.com

Pita Pit was recently featured in the Press-Register, AL.com titled, "Pita Pit ownershopeful new Dauphin Street eatery attracts BayFest crowds, loyalty."  The article details the opening of the first Pita Pit in downtown Mobile by two young entrepreneurs named Carlos Serrano and Matthew Lemond.  Carlos and Matthew talk about how they planned to open the Pita Pit in time for the Mobile BayFest this weekend, in order to capitalize on the tourism aspect driving many people downtown from outside the area. The owners also discuss what prompted them to take the risk to open up a small business and why they thought the Pita Pit brand would be the most unique and successful business to develop. Click here for the entire article or begin below. 

Pita Pit owners hopeful new Dauphin Street eatery attracts BayFest crowds, loyalty
By: Kelli Dugan

Mobile, Alabama - Location might reign supreme when scouting the perfect location for a startup business, but timing could be the deciding factor for downtown Mobile's newest Dauphin Street eatery.

Indeed, when the throngs of music fans descending on downtown Mobile this weekend for BayFest find themselves tired and hungry, Pita Pit franchise owners Carlos Serrano and Matthew Lemond are ready and waiting to offer patrons healthy fare and a healthy dose of pride in the city's entertainment district.