Mediterranean Wraps

"Food here was disappointing and definitely not worth the price. The chicken was super dry and lacking flavors. Baba ganoush tasted more like yogurt than anything else and had an unpleasant texture. Pita was served lukewarm and got cold quickly."

"Mediterranean Wraps in Palo Alto is a culinary treasure that promises a delightful journey for your taste buds. Nestled in the heart of Palo Alto, this eatery captures the essence of Mediterranean cuisine with a modern twist. The menu offers a tantalizing array of wraps, salads, and sides, each bursting with authentic flavors. On my recent visit, I indulged in the Chicken Shawarma Wrap, and it was a taste sensation. The tender chicken, paired with fresh veggies and flavorful sauces, created a harmonious blend of textures and tastes. The attention to detail in crafting these wraps is evident, from the perfectly grilled meats to the thoughtfully selected condiments. The menu caters to various dietary preferences, with ample options for vegetarians and those seeking healthier choices. The vibrant and welcoming ambiance of the restaurant adds to the overall dining experience. The staff is friendly, accommodating, and eager to make your visit memorable. Whether you're a fan of traditional Mediterranean dishes or looking for a fresh and delicious meal, Mediterranean Wraps is a standout choice. I highly recommend savoring the diverse and mouthwatering offerings at this Palo Alto gem."

"I’m a bit disappointed with the food after ordering here. Many of these reviews hail it is a restaurant with great vegetarian options with authentic flavors, but I did not find that at all. The service was great and the chefs and host were all amicable, but the food really fell flat. The Mediterranean falafel wrap ended up tasting more like a strange fusion of Mexican and Mediterranean flavors, rather than a great version of either cuisine. It didn’t help that the inside of the falafel wrap is coated in a watery slurry of Tahini and olive oil that ends up making the burrito fall apart soon after picking it up. The slurry also seeps into the falafel and eliminates any of the crunch that would normally make falafel so satisfying to eat. The falafel itself was pretty flavorless, and did not appear to have any fresh herbs within it. The inside of the falafel appeared to be brown, and did not taste like much more than blended chickpeas. Veggies tasted fresh, but they weren’t remarkable enough to save the burrito. My favorite component ended up being the two strips of eggplant inside, which had the most flavor of anything present, and were very well cooked. Fresh herbs would do a lot for the wrap, and perhaps a change of sauce, or the sauce on the side rather than inside of the wrap."

"Oh boy I have been an usual customer at the place for more than 18 years. They have the best falafel in the bay area. The plate or wrap are so delicious. The restaurant is a family run and very friendly place. The whole team have been there preparing food for their customers for more than 18 years. I am so happy that they survived economic downturns, the pandemic and still serving the community. God blessed them!"

"Really delicious Mediterranean flavors and decent value for money. The combo is extremely filling and can easily be shared with 2 people. The lamb and beef gyro is flavorful while juicy. Fries are nice and crispy. Falafel is decent value and has good taste. Food came out quickly and there’s ton of outdoor seating."