World Wide Wrappers

I’ve been going here since college, and their smoothies are always aaaamazing fruity, frozen yogurt-​y goodness! The Pina Colada smoothie is literally my husband’s favorite food — it’s actually kind of ridiculous. My favorite is Last Mango in Paris.
I haven’t really had the food much (I come here just for the smoothies, and they always fill me up!), but I have had their baklava on the side which was delish. For what it’s worth, my insanely picky eater of a husband likes the food as do my friends.
Everyone’s really sweet too — if you’re lucky they’ll doodle on your smoothie cup while you’re waiting. =)

Pretty generic food on 4^th ave. If you’re going to be in the area, I would suggest going somewhere else since it’s not really worth going out of your way. The service is slow and the prices are fair. Unfortunately all the smoothies come with ice cream, and they don’t let you sub it out so expect a more sugary fruit smoothie.

First time going there and had the Copacabana smoothie, it’s absolutely the best smootie I have ever had. Worth it, my taste buds thanked me. Well done.

I had the Greek wrap. Tip: don’t get the Greek wrap. The place wasn’t good. The wrap tasted bad, like overpowering old feta cheese. Oh and their means of «cooking» the meat was a microwave so yeah. You’re paying 8 bucks for something that you can make at home for cheaper and have it taste much better. This place sucked.

I have gone the last 2 days since I really enjoyed their food. If you’re looking for something healthy and satisfying, this is the place. I love their spinach-​herb tortilla and their mango salsa is awesome. Their BBQ sauce is sweet and delicious. What sticks out to me is how nice the lady is who made my wraps the last 2 days… very warm and friendly! I’ll definitely be a regular since it’s so close to my work.

Seriously, the best veggie/​fruit juice I’ve had! Everything is fresh and prepare quickly and efficiently not to mention the people working there are super friendly and care about their customers:)Thanks Wrappers:)

I’ve been coming here for 16 years and they have stayed very consistent in quality and are very nice people. I would recommend this to anyone needing a quik bite to eat!
Also, the mango salsa that come on the Caribbean chicken is to die for!

A very friendly staff, and a delicious meal. I appreciated the quiet atmosphere, and the freshness of the ingredients used in preparing or food. We were a group of six, and each of us got something different. I can tell you that the Santa Fe style wrap is familiar and spicy, while the Caribbean style was sweet with a distinct garlic flavor due to the use of yogurt inside. Something new and different in the desert, I recommend stopping by to say hello to this family owned and operated gem, and try something unique.

Beware of the use of Chef Mike, aka chef microwave doing your cooking, and beware of workers/​employees not wearing gloves while rolling your wrap. I haven’t been here in a while, but I remember the last time I was here I distinctly remember the employee not washing his hands and then proceeding to wrap my wrap sans gloves. Needless to say I gave my wrap to someone on 4^th ave that seemed to want/​need it more than me.

I heard a microwave go off and was so sad instantly. I ordered their Carribean veggie wrap. There was barely any mango sauce. I haven’t been there many times but everytime it is very empty and so I feel bad and that I should support this local business. Maybe no microwave usage would lure me to come back.

Reading the reviews I thought I’d enjoy this more. I stopped in for a quick lunch figured I’d give it a try. I chose the Sante Fe Bowl, and added steak. I was immediately turned off when I heard what sounded like a microwave shut. For $ 10 I expected my steak to at least be thrown on a flattop lol. It shocked me that my precooked meat was than nuked… healty, I beg yo differ. The rice wad cold and stuck together when I got home, which is a five minute walk from this place. Overall, I didn’t finish my meal, and I may come back simply for the frozen lemonade.

We had bicycled many parts of «the loop» in Tucson and decided to ride downtown on this holiday when expecting easier riding, less traffic, through the area. Forgot that most places would be closed, so it was a wonderful find when we noticed tis place open. Friend had a burrito and blueberry smoothie; I had chicken and all in a bowl… super meal with my mango smoothie. Could eat outdoors too. Thankful for this place being open on New Years Day!

I stopped by for a quick lunch and saw that they offered smoothies and wraps from the menu posted outside, all of which make great lunch choices.
I ordered the Berry Berry Good Smoothie and Mexican Basic Wrap (rice, beans, guacamole, sour cream, tomato, cheddar-​jack cheese, lettuce and salsa). The wrap and smoothie were good. I would have preferred a slightly larger wrap and a thicker more berry smoothie for the prices. For those shortcomings, the restaurant earns a 3 star instead of a 4.
Because of of the small setting, no thrills and not accepting American Express, 3 stars is generous and 5 stars was out of the question. The fact they sold smoothies and offered healthy choices in wraps helped the overall rating and therefore the 3 stars was earned!

a quick and easy delicious juice bar! five stars as soon as you loose the styrofoam, use compostable plastic-​wear and put recycling bins out front.

Very nice service, very helpful in splitting a dish between two kids. The food is reasonably good — not stellar, not bad though. Could be healthier and there are places on 4^th with better cuisine, but it was worth a try.

F.R.E.S.H. Fresh ingredients is a blessing. My body feels whole when I eat here. But sad to say, I hadn’t been for some time before this week. Goodness. How time does speed swiftly away.
Wrappers has a modest menu, but your taste buds and your belly will thank you. There is nothing greasy or heavy about this food. Just wholesome goodness. And there is an assortment of wraps to choose from. But you can also go for the bowl and skip the wrap. This place honors the vegans and vegetarians.
My favorites are the spinach and herbs tortilla or the tomato and basil with teriyaki veggies or the Caribbean style. Yes! Fresh tomatoes, rice and lettuce. This is a keeper for you foodies.

A great, fresh lunch on 4^th Ave. There is a large selection of chicken, beef or vegetarian wraps, that you can also have in a bowl, without the wrap. The wraps are priced well, and taste great, the smoothies are very delicious, but expensive. I split a large Copacabana smoothie, it was so delicious, and all of the bees were attracted to it as well in the outdoor seating. Stop in for a fresh meal, and try out the different flavors of smoothies..

This place was good. I was hoping that this would be a place to get a healthy lunch… but their «wraps» are actually more like themed burritos. It tasted good enough, but it was not overly impressive. I had the chicken teriyaki wrap. The rice seemed like an unnecessary carb overload, and they go pretty heavy on the sauces. I just get put off by things that disguise themselves as healthy, that actually aren’t…Perhaps I’d try a bowl next time. Also, its really hot in there.

With 6 kinds of tortillas to choose from your wrap has a good start to being delicious. I usually get the terriyaki and its great. I also enjoy a good smoothie while im here because there is a good selection.
NOT feeling carb crazy? Go for the bowl and perhaps get a little more full. The shop has been here for a long time and it shows that something is going right. A nice lax environment to look out over the 4^th Ave crowed, always a treat, just remember as always to bring your own hot sauce (not every place has Sriracha)

«Wrap Me Up Something Healthy…»
World Wide Wrappers has been a staple of mine ever since 7 years ago. I don’t know why I never thought of doing a review about them till now. The World Wide Wrappers on University has long been closed, but the World Wide Wraps on 4^th has continued its business. Whenever my Fast Food Chakra is out of balance I always choose this place as a healthy alternative to fast food.
World Wide Wraps (WWW) is a place for wraps and the title of the establishment appropriately suits the description of what type of wraps they sell… ones with international flair. Here you can choose the type of tortilla you want (wheat, tomato and basil, spinach, and or white). Then you can choose a theme of ingredients (meat, vegetarian, shrimp). There is the Mexican basic which is steamed vegetables, beans, spanish rice, guacamole, salsa, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, sour cream, and olives. You can also get the same with meat. You may choose from a Caribbean themed wrap with mango salsa and garlic yogurt sauce. A Cajun theme with spices and black beans. A Greek wrap with feta cheese sauces. Bar-​B-​Q. Asian with Teriyaki or Bombay with a ginger slaw. The list goes on.
I truly enjoy their smoothies as they taste far better than any other smoothie place in town. I think they have 11 flavored smoothie drinks. My favorite is the Jamaica as it tastes like their piña colada but with a more banana sensation. They also have have freshly squeezed juices prepared right in front of you (beware of the hideous blender/​juicer noise).
They have great baklava too! If you are looking for a healthy, naturally low in calorie meal, this place is great and not expensive unlike other places which place an emphasis on healthy eating.
UPDATE:
I moved them from 4 stars to 5 stars because after going to a lot of different smoothie places around town, World Wide Wrappers has about 90% of them beat! WWW makes the best smoothies ever! I’ve never been disappointed by one of their smoothies!