Proud young sporting stars with their new gear
Two of New Zealand’s young sporting stars, Paige Paterson (cycling) and Sophie Corbidge (triathlon) showing how proud they are to represent Pita Pit!
Fresh Thinking – Healthy Eating
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State 2013 NZ Open Swimming Championships
Congratulations to all the swimmers who competed at the State 2013 New Zealand Open Championships at Westwave Aquatic Centre Auckland (17th March – 22nd March).
Shown here are Lauren Boyle and Sophie Batchelor in winning form!
Promoting Good Health – Article
From Diplomatic Safety to Dietetic Health – Dominion Post
Dave Reid kept fit in his former job in the Diplomatic Protection Squad, so he wanted a change promoting good health. Now he is a franchisee of Pita Pit in Victoria St, Wellington, where nothing is deep fried or microwaved.
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Palmerston North comes out on top!
Fresh and friendly earns top spot
Continuing the trend of Palmerston North hospitality business’s coming out on top, Pita Pit on Cuba Street has been judged joint winner of the 2012 Franchise of the Year, seeing off 25 other Pita Pit outlets in New Zealand for the top spot.
Since they’ve been open, Pita Pit has taken what was once reckoned to be a dud retail spot and turned it into a food destination, a place people go out of their way to visit for fresh and healthy meals. The intersection upgrade has only made it easier for customers to pop in.
Popularity alone isn’t enough to win you an award, of course. You have to be the best for service, hygiene and general operations; these things are assessed by Pita Pit officials who pay quarterly visits to each franchise.
Owner Jude Fieldhouse says that having them arrive with their clipboards is far from intimidating.
“To me, it’s not pressure. I enjoy them coming down – it confirms I’m doing a good job. They’ve got to the point where they don’t have to come down as often, since they couldn’t find anything wrong.”
Customer feedback is a factor as well, and the Pita Pit staff make a point of getting to know the people who come through the door. They know regulars by name, and aim for personalised service. The changes over the road have given everyone plenty to talk about, especially the red rod sculptures.
“Love them or hate them, everyone has an opinion,” says Jude. “It’s a great opportunity to chat and get to know people.”
For food that’s fresh, healthy, and a welcome alternative to the sandwiches with which you’re familiar, served to you by friendly staff, visit Pita Pit on the corner of Cuba and Taonui Street – and from February, you can drop into their new shop opening in Terrace End.
