California Wrap Runner

At the California wrap Runner food truck out for my bicycle race. They were able to serve food that people raved about, and we're super friendly in doing so. Love the healthy and varied menu perfect for this group. Affordable way to feed both my volunteers and the spectators. I won't hesitate to invite them back next year come and highly recommend them for your event. So easy to work with and accommodating for our needs.

It's a good concept and really nice guys who run the food truck but the food itself is just okay. I ordered the chicken Caesar salad wrap. The chicken inside wasn't properly trimmed, as it seemed to be cooked via boiling and there were pieces of fat attached; boiled fat pieces aren't the most appetizing bites to take. Additionally, the wrap itself was sloppily wrapped, and all the insides of the wrap would fall out from the bottom. The dressing had a good taste but the other issues prevent me from wanting to try other items on the menu.

Their menu describes their wraps as 'loaded with veggies', which is false advertising. I ordered the Wildfire and the only thing in it that resembled 'veggies' was a handful of spring mix.I had wraps from here previously and was always offered my choice of cucumbers, tomatoes, carrots, onions, etc. but that is no longer the case. Their wraps taste ok, but I'll probably choose a different food truck to spend my $10 next time.

They came to my apt complex and we were initially excited to try fresh healthy offerings their menu listed. The owner was pleasant not very apt to describe or recommend the food in depth. We ordered Greek salad and a Greek wrap. The salad was supposed to have a cider vinaigrette but it tasted like honey mustard. The chicken was the equivalent of the Tyson's frozen chicken breast strips you microwave and the Greek wrap had an odd color meat that was not eaten. Hard pass on this truck!

Got the Greek wrap at Sloans Lake Fest. Ordered the Greek wrap. Gyro. Mostly iceberg lettuce. Very little meat or onion. I feel like for $10 it should have been much better.

Eating a Thai wrap as I am typing the review. The wrap is doused in sweet sauce that has a hint of peanut flavor. The sauce is way too sweet and overpowers everything. I would've been ok with a plain chicken wrap instead. It advertised to have taken so I thought it was like an Asian fusion dish like the ramen burger. The ramen is raw. They didn't even cook the ramen. My suggestion is to cook the ramen before including it inside and completely changing the sauce. Also smaller portions on the sauce so that it doesn't overpower everything.

Love the fresh tasty food & friendly service. My favorite is the Buffalo Chicken Wrap. Go out of your way, wait in line if you have to but you will enjoy this food... and the prices are reasonable. I eat here often and always walk away satisfied.

The staff was friendly and served us fast, but their food quality is just not there. My wife and I had the buffalo wrap. The lettuce was definitely bagged, perhaps Fresh Express, the shredded cheese was American, the buffalo sauce tasted of Tobasco mixed with Hidden Valley ranch dressing, and the chicken seemed very processed, reminiscent of cubed, pre-packaged Oscar Meyer deli meat. The price was steep at $10 per wrap for that low of quality. Nothing about the meal was appetizing. We both had a few bites and discarded the food. I don't mean to be cruel, but guys this isn't going to cut it for the Denver food truck scene. If the food quality doesn't change, you will be going out of business eventually.

The wrap was basically a bunch of sauce with vegetables, barely any meat. It was definitely not worth $16. They were also not made fresh, they just had a bunch of them prepared to go.

This was a total bummer. The "loaded with veggies" was explained as lettuce, carrots, cucumber and red pepper but was only bagged shredded lettuce like you would get from Subway with some shredded carrot. We got the Greek bowl w/ chicken and Southwest bowl w/ chicken - the chicken was cubed deli meat that was clearly not fresh, or as pictured on the food truck advertised menu. On top of the lack of freshness, the prices were absurd for packaged lettuce with some cubed chicken; $10 = CRAZY! I could go to a gourmet salad/wrap Spot and get more ingredients that are actually fresh.