SF Wraps

- ~ * GO SUPPORT * ~ - This was my first time having mediterranean food and it won't be my last! It was so yummy. The meat was super flavorful!!The owner was the sweetest! He checked up on us since we ate inside and offered us more hummus and bread The inside has 2-3 tables but it was big enough to fit our 6 people groans not feel cramped.

The food was really good here. I ended up getting the gyro wrap with beef and lamb. The meat was really tender, the veggies were fresh, and the sauce used was delicious. I was able to spring up a conversation with the owner. He cares about his business and the customers' experience. The ambiance was very relaxed and inviting. I'll have to come back and try out some of his cookies!

Great shop! When I came in, there was a kind gentleman that was very helpful and not pushy like other restaurants can be at times. I tried the falafel and baklava; a little something-something to tide me over during a tour of the city with my gals. Although it was just him working, he was very quick with my order as well as other patrons'. One thing I will say is that the actual floor is a bit small, and there is limited seating, so maybe not for a big family.

Updated review:Every time we are in town we either walk over here or doordash and every time it's fantastic. Wait(even with doordash) is never bad. The wraps are still fantastic. The meat lovers might be the most perfect wrap I've ever had. But you can't really go wrong with any of them.The location is still perfect for us as we normally stay near the baseball field. Can't wait to have them again next time.

This place deserves 5 stars for the service alone. The owner was so generous and gave extra of everything free of charge (extra hummus, extra falafel, free pita bread, etc) since it was close to closing time. When I tried to give him a tip, he wouldn't even accept it!The food was also good, although I can't say it's anything spectacular. This place is open very late (I went at 11pm on a Thursday), so if you're in the downtown area or near embarcadero on a weekday late this is a great place to try with affordable options and excellent service.

Late night find!! Stopped for a wrap and dessert. Thank you Reza for the great food and conversation.

This place was good, it was rite where I needed some fresh food. It looked dark from out side but the wrap was good and waited not to long at all.

You know, even though I was never a regular here, and that my last visit came long before COVID ever became a thing, I was actually pretty happy to see SF Wraps still alive and kicking. Not only that, though, but that they still maintain their late night hours as well. Because, if I'm being honest, most of the times I came here were driven more by the time of night than for the food itself. Not to say that the food here was bad, though there does seem to be a correlation between level of sobriety and how good food tastes...In the years since my first time trying SF Wraps, not much seems to have changed, for better worse. There are still a handful of tables, the decor is about the same, and the menu looks all too familiar. While their range of offerings isn't super wide (wraps, plates, bowls, soups, salads, and sides, along with some cookies and baklava), it covers all of the bases. What's more, what they do have still sounds pretty enticing and they have a decent variety of vegan options, if that's what you're looking for. Unfortunately, though, the food doesn't seem to have changed much either.-- GYRO WRAP - Beef & Lamb Gyro Meat, Cucumber, Tomato, Spring Mix, Red Onion, and Tzatziki...$14.75(https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sf-wraps-san-francisco?select=FrlM1C4xZViMG7grcnECJg)In terms of taste, this wasn't bad. The gyro was fairly juicy and the veggies were all very fresh. The lavash, however, is not good. I don't know if it's the wrap itself or how they toast it, but it's so dry and brittle that it completely fell apart after just two bites (not to mention the need to sip my water often).-- SHAWARMA WRAP - Beef & Lamb Gyro Meat, Cucumber, Tomato, Spring Mix, Onion and Hummus...$14.75(https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/sf-wraps-san-francisco?select=QgXCYzBS3NO0R3rVBKxL6w)It's essentially identical to the Gyro Wrap, but with hummus instead of tzatziki. The taste is comparable to each other as well, but this one feels a little heavier thanks to the hummus. Plus points for it also helping to offset the lavash's dryness, though it's still brittle and falls apart.Beyond the food, the one thing that I really like about SF Wraps is how utterly convenient they are. On top of how late they stay open, parking is both easy and plentiful (at night), their handful of tables are almost never taken, and the food comes out fairly quick. It's just a shame that they're not nearly as cheap as they used to be (the wraps used to be $9-$10). Otherwise, if I worked in the area or was looking for a late night bite after hitting the bars nearby, SF Wraps isn't a bad option to have around. If/when I do return, though, I'll probably go with one of their plates or bowls instead, so as not to bother with their lavash again.

Fast, filling, and delicious is how I would describe SF Wraps. I can tell that the owner really cares about the quality of the food he makes. I called to pick up an order, and he asked how long it would take me to get there so that he could time it to be as fresh as possible when I arrived. Also, this is one of the few places in SF that is open till late, which is rare quality in restaurants in this city. The wraps are amazing, I would definitely rank them as some of the best wraps I've tasted in the year I have lived here. I would highly recommend trying this place. I've also heard that the cookies are delightful!

Food was possibly the most mid food we have ever had. Chicken was super dry, rice was plain, pita bread was not pita bread but super dry, thin, and also plain.Crazy expensive that this was $23. Would not even pay $5 for it.