That’s a Wrap

during a work conference in PHX, we found this place on Unilocal while suffering through 2 days of 8 hour lectures. we liked that it was close to the venue, it was quick, and they offered all their wraps and salads with the substitution of tofu.
it’s been about a month, so i don’t recollect what i ordered, but apparently it was so good, we ate there for lunch both days. service was really friendly and fast. the cucumber water was delightful. prices were average and the size of our wraps was enough to keep us full.

I’ve been eating here for years, from the old location to the new and can never get enough! I’d eat here every day of the week if I could. Everything is very fresh and well presented. They have a great selection of items with fun names and the staff is always friendly and helpful.
They serve the wraps or bowls, beer, run a great lunch special, and have a killer Thai Chicken wrap!
Highly recommend That’s a Wrap for anyone looking for a healthy meal or if you are a vegetarian.

This hidden gem is just delicious! We stopped in for a quick lunch yesterday and both enjoyed the teriyaki bowl with a pasta salad side. The portion was large, the food was extremely fresh and very flavorful. The wraps and salads looked just as tasty… next time!

I love That’s a Wrap!!! The ingredients are fresh, the staff is friendly, and he atmosphere is like nowhere else. Unfortunately, I think this place gets a little busy and can’t handle the volume of customers that roll through for the lunch hour. However, t eh food is so good that I won’t let this knock a star.
Overall, best wraps in the valley – hands down,

i love everything about this place except its location.
I got into it last summer when my boss introduced me to the thai wrap. As of recently I began getting the thai bowl though and I always get the pasta salad as my side, ALWAYS!
I love the outdoor patio area, the staff is nice & they do a 6 dollar lunch special.
They also have date night, you’ll need to double check but I believe its M&T 20 dollar for two meals and a drink. definitely something to look into.
My suggestions: Arcadia location & breakfast wraps :)

If you want a REAL wrap, then I suggest you eat here.
I am enamored of the quality/​freshness of ingredients they use in their wraps, as well as the generous amounts of more expensive (protein and cheese, etc.). The care of the «craftsmanship» of their food products is just uncanny. I feel like I’m getting a massage and a kiss when I eat their food.
The vibe is cool and comfortable. I don’t feel like anyone wld be snarky or snub me here. Another «safe place».
Service is always on-​point and genuine. Five stars.

Found this place on Unilocal & decided to give it a try even though its kind of far from work. My first visit I had the gringo wrap, chips & salsa, and a strawberry-​watermelon agua fresca. Everything was great, especially the agua fresca! It did take a while for our food to come out which is understandable since it was lunchtime.
The second time I was smarter, I called in my order for pickup. I ordered the buffalo chicken wrap and had the pasta salad. again both really good… dat pastaaa…
Only complaint is that both times my chicken was a bit dry. my friend also noticed that as well. That though will not keep me from coming back. I’m looking forward to trying the thai wrap & other items on menu. I wish they had a place like this in Mesa!

I’ve been a patron since the old location and now I’m happy that they are closer to me.
My favorite sandwich is the Buffalo wrap. Ask for hunks of blue cheese if you get it. I’m from Buffalo, and I can tell they use Frank’s.
My only complaint is the tiny portion of the side salad you get. I don’t know of any other place that has such a small side.
They staff is very friendly and a lot of fun.
They also have a punchcard, so you get a free sandwich.

Updated 4÷7÷14
After the owner made it a point to reach out to me and address some of the concerns I mentioned in my previous post, I was willing to give That’s A Wrap another shot a few months later. I’ve been back three times (!!!) in the past month and I’m happy to report that I experienced none of the problems mentioned earlier. My husband and I have ordered to-​go twice and both times our meals were flavorful, fresh, and super tasty, and the orders were accurate. Brought my sister back here for lunch on their patio (yay, spring in Phoenix!) and she loved it. She also ordered a cocktail and a cookie and said they were great. I’m really pleasantly surprised and will continue to frequent in the future. Thanks, guys! Good job.
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I want to love you, That’s a Wrap. I really, really do.
Healthy, veggie friendly menu at a decent price? Check. Convenient downtown location? Check. The best southwestern-​style pumpkin soup I’ve ever had? Check. $ 4 Jameson and gingers? Check. Cute, shady, dog-​friendly patio? YOU HAVE MY ATTENTION.
But here’s where you lost it:
I know lots of places now use call-​center type services to handle their take-​out orders. Like PF Chang’s. Big, chain-​type restaurants with a set menu might need that. You do not. Especially when there is a consistent lack of communication regarding your soups/​rotating selection of menu items.
Consistently screwing up my order. Like. Every. Time. I shouldn’t have to pick up lunch only to get home, deconstruct my order to remove mystery ingredients, get frustrated, and make an entirely new wrap. Avoiding that is kinda why I pay you seven bucks to do it in the first place.
Decreasing food quality. I’ve been pulling myself back here every few months for the last several years, and I’ve seen employees come and go, the menu change drastically, etc. But this past visit may truly have to be my last. Giving me a totally unrecognizable wrap from the one that I ordered, with a single, finger-​nail sized piece of browned avocado, lettuce that literally SMELLED, dressing/​tomatoes/​onions that I didn’t order, and super stale chips. Not only was it wrong, it was no longer fresh. Some places can get away with serving stale tortilla chips. Whatever. Bad fresh produce, though? When thats the basis of your establishment’s menu? NO. No.

What a quaint, cute place. I had no idea what this place was when I went with a friend, but it’s pretty straightforward: they have wraps. Scanning the menu I was torn and couldn’t decide but I went with the tuna. I love tuna. This was dark tuna and also had onions, olives and tons of argula. For extra, you can have your wrap turned into a salad, which I did. Huge portions and I was full. Each wrap/​salad comes with your choice of a side: soup, pasta salad, fruit.
They have happy hour specials, daily $ 6 specials, and a $ 20 date night special. I still wonder about that greek salad, and my friend loved her turkey wrap so I’ll definitely be back

This is my favorite lunch spot in town. I love the daily $ 6 daily wrap specials!
So the staff here are amazingly polite and are great will regulars, welcoming them back am remembering not only faces but also names.
I’m always on the lookout for healthy places to eat in town and this is definitely one of them. All of the wraps can be prepared as salads and tofu can be substituted for meat.
Lets not forget that happy hour starts at three and did I forget to mention their deserts? Brownies, cookies, and carrot cake. Yum!

I LOVE That’s a Wrap. Not only is the food always good, the staff is super friendly and always make good recommendations if you don’t know what to try. My favorite dish is the buffalo chicken wrap and the black bean soup, but I have not had anything I don’t like!

I’m so glad I discovered this place. In the land of chain restaurants, this is an adorable local eatery with a focus on fresh, healthy and flavorful wraps and salads.
As a (mostly) vegetarian, I rejoice that every menu offering can be made veggie, by substituting tofu for meat. And I appreciate that the guy at the counter didn’t roll his eyes when I explained my dietary restrictions, but was instead super helpful and made great recommendations.
Everything I’ve had here is delicious and tastes homemade. And I love that they have Reed’s Ginger Ale and unsweetened teas.
What a relief from the greasy, salty, meat-​focused, chain restaurant food that is the standard fare in Phoenix.
And they will give you a card for a free wrap or salad after you’ve bought a few meals there.
There is a cute shaded patio for when the weather is nice, and the staff are very friendly and nice, too.
And, extra points for recycling and using compostable utensils!

I’ve seen and heard about this place since I’ve lived on this side of town and have wanted to come here for some time. I finally made it in yesterday, and it was everything I thought it would be. Delicious!
The menu is pretty good, and the prices are great. It kind of has a fresh and healthy feel to it, which is great. I went with the steak wrap, and my friend went with a chicken wrap. Staff was friendly and helpful, and overall I really enjoyed it.
I love how they serve the meal in a metal bread tray, and I thought it was super cute. They had limited drink options, so I stuck with water. Food was tasty and filling, and overall I really liked it here. They have free wifi here, so its pretty cool that you can bring your computer, hang out and dine here while relaxing on the patio. Total bill for two lunches was about $ 20.

I just moved to the neighborhood, and also I should mention, my own place where my mom does not cook dinner every night. Lately I have been subsisting off of Bagel Bites, and today the bf picked up some kind of –ico’s or –erto’s that made me feel like I was going to explode, so I was craving health food but simultaneously feeling extremely lazy. I remembered a lovely lunch I’d had at That’s A Wrap, saw they were open til 8, and drove on over.
I ordered the Thai wrap with pasta salad, and then realized I had forgotten my wallet. For the 2^nd time today. Like an idiot. I was about to go home in despair and microwave some mini corn dogs but the cashier was SUPER nice and just gave it to me. I was SO FREAKIN’ grateful because I had gotten myself all psyched up for this food.
I LOVE their cucumber water, and I get half homemade lemonade/​half blackberry jasmine tea. The place is super cute and small and such an excellent alternative to fast food. Since it’s more of a lunch place, it was empty and probably faster than McDonald’s with good quality food. I had forgotten how spicy the Thai is but I loved it– and they have those delicious super Asian pickled cucumbers.
I will try to convince the bf to go back for a date night special– we both claim to be attempting to eat healthier. At the least will be back for lazy night takeout and girl time lunches.

Go-​to «healthy» burrito spot. (Wraps are burritos with a fancier name.)
Let me tell you, besides the Fajitas On that I get every time, that strawberry water drink is addicting. I was so blown away the first time I had it, it was embarrassing.
I lied earlier. I once tried the Buffalo 66, so technically I don’t get the Fajitas On EVERY time. But both are delicious. Now, that is not a lie.

That’s a Wrap in Phoenix is awesome. The eco– and vegetarian-​friendly spot serves up wraps, bowls and salads using fresh ingredients (mmm, avocado.)
My friends got the Veggie Jackson (includes zuchinni, feta and salsa) and the Prince of Thai’s (spicy peanut chicken and fresh ginger slaw.)
My bud Jamel had this to say about the Veggie Jackson:
«I started dieting recently so in an attempt to avoid any extra calories I decided to forgo meat and try a vegetarian wrap. After looking over the menu for a minute, the „Veggie Jackson“ with its seemingly random mix of veggies: (zucchini, asparagus, onions, carrots, broccoli and eggplant) was calling out to me. The meal came with a medley of fruit and self serve drink, it wasn’t cheap at around $ 9.50, but I’d eaten here before and knew it’d be worth it.
Our meals came out quickly and my stomach moaned an excited growl at the sight of it. The food looked and smelled fantastic, in fact I am a little concerned Tim and Nicki might have mixed feelings about the way I tore into my meal, my only consolation is they were likely too busy enjoying their own wraps to notice.
Was the food good? Let’s just say while I have no plans to become a vegetarian, the promise of meatless meals this tasty definitely makes me less adverse to the idea.»
I opted for the Señorita No-​Meata, a fiesta for your mouth, containing peppers, black beans, corn and rice-​it reminded me of a delicious wrap I used to get all the time in college.
The wraps ($ 7.25 each) come with a side (my pals got fruit salad, and I got pasta salad), and they’re filling without that gunky, weighed-​down feeling you don’t want when you head back to the office.
The place also serves their fountain drinks in recycled cups and offers a recycling station in the restaurant. No wonder there were hippie types mixed in with the business crowd.

We came here looking for something light to eat. Definitely light and definitely good! The waiter was very nice, likes to call you hun, love, sweetie. He was also patient with us since it was our first time there and didn’t know what to order.
We got the chicken wrap, teriyaki tofu bowl with fruit and gazpacho. First time having gazpacho so I can’t compare it with any other place but I thought it was good. Wish they gave more fruit so my daughter could eat more of it but it’s all good. I really liked the teriyaki tofu bowl. The sauce isn’t overpowering like some places her and it wasn’t «congealed» like a lot of teriyaki bowls can get so definitely a plus!
If you are looking for a decent place to eat with simple food, simple ingredients, this is definitely a place to stop by! Great lemonade and iced tea, too!

Known for its flavorful menu of wraps, rice bowls and salads, That’s a Wrap has offered healthy food on Seventh Street in Central Phoenix for more than 13 years. The new location, formerly occupied by Lola Tapas, serves up the same affordable food and laid back atmosphere as the original with a fresh, contemporary interior and more space for dining, both indoors and out.
If you’ve never had a wrap before it’s a pretty straight forward design. Take all of your favorite sandwich ingredients, meat, cheese, tomato and dressing then surround them with a tender tortilla and there you have it. The wraps here are generously filled and could satiate some of the biggest appetites, including my own.
The Buffalo 66 ($ 7.25) encompasses everything that you love about eating chicken wings, my favorite. Were talking thick juicy pieces of grilled chicken, shredded carrots, celery and spicy wing sauce all wrapped up in a herb flavored tortilla. One of the things I enjoy most about this wrap is the contrast between the heat from the sauce and the cooling effect of the dressing, spot on in every bite.
One of the wraps I was most excited about was also the most disappointing I tried. Ordering the Clubster ($ 7.25) is supposed to get you turkey, ham, bacon, provolone cheese, corn bread stuffing, tomatoes, and lettuce dressed in tomato vinaigrette all wrapped with a wheat tortilla. The problem here was that there were no hints of smoky bacon or savory turkey, just a bland mix of ham, veggies and stuffing. Tearing my wrap open, neither of the two were present as far as I could tell. I’m not writing this one off yet, next time Ill ask them to double check their ingredients.
For the lighter appetite, I use that term loosely, you could order one of their massive salads. Served in a crispy tortilla shell, the Picnic Salad ($ 7.75) was brimming with fresh spinach, blue cheese crumbles, toasted walnuts all lightly bathed in a wonderfully pungent balsamic dressing. For an additional charge ($.75) you can add tender grilled chicken to the mix.
Each order comes with your choice of chips and salsa, pasta salad, fruit salad or daily soup. Trying a few of the sides, I loved the freshness of their salsa, with little flecks of black char from roasted vegetables. I’d highly recommend my favorite, their homemade pasta salad. The firm texture of their bow tie pasta was additively well dressed; I could have eaten a huge bowl if it were offered.
Sometimes the simplest things are the tastiest like really well done baked goods. TAW doesn’t disappoint with their delicious Carrot Cake ($ 2.75). Each bite had a nice chewiness from the cream cheese frosting and dense moist crumb of the cake. The spices were well balanced and I loved that there were flecks of shredded carrot you could actually see in every forkful.
Be sure to check their website for specials including great deals on bottles and glasses of wine. I know where I’ll be on Saturday night.

I was driving by Camelback today looking for a place to eat when I saw this little green building with a big orange sign that says «That’s a Wrap!».
I automatically got excited, pulled over, went inside and I discovered that Damon Brasch (owner of Green & the old that’s a wrap on 7^th) sold his company and the new owner relocated it here.
The place has a modern décor and it’s in a great location. The big sign is very easy to find and the place has ample parking.
The new owner kept the same menu which is good and improved the beverage list. They now have organic sodas and offer beer and wine after 5pm! How fabulous is that?
This place is great for vegetarians because they can substitute grilled tofu for meat at no charge. You can order wraps, salads and rice bowls. Delicious! :)
Damon, it you are reading this. Please turn the old location into GREEN! I love the Green restaurant in Scottsdale, but it’s so far from where I live. :)