Bitza is a restaurant at Hornstulls Strand 13 in Stockholm. Visit Stockholm describes its food as crispy Italian pizzas with a Middle Eastern twist, using ingredients typical of Palestinian, Syrian and Lebanese cooking. Its examples include tahini, hummus and shawarma, as well as Palestinian cheese and zaatar, a spice blend.

Pizza is the starting point in this description, while the named ingredients draw on Palestinian, Syrian and Lebanese cooking. Tahini and hummus are listed alongside shawarma; Palestinian cheese and zaatar are also among the examples. Visit Stockholm identifies the cheese as Palestinian and describes zaatar as a spice blend. Together, these details explain the restaurant’s stated approach: crisp Italian pizza combined with ingredients associated with Middle Eastern cooking. The cuisines named in the listing are Palestinian, Syrian and Lebanese. The address is Hornstulls Strand 13, in Stockholm’s 117 39 postal area. For visitors choosing a meal, the clearest guide is this combination of pizza and the listed ingredients. The description focuses on that food concept and names examples from the restaurant’s cooking.