Wolfnights®

They literally make the wrap fresh!! And amazing gluten free options. The wrap was just too thick for me. I prefer a thinner wrap with more filling. But they’re generous with the chicken. Pretty fast. Waited ~7 mins at lunch time. All made fresh.

Great spot for quality wraps! I ordered "the beast" which has steak and blue cheese. Great combo. I also love the fresh wraps/pita they use. They have a wide range of pita flavors. Downside is it's quite pricey for $18+ per wrap

There is such a thing as gourmet wraps! I loved this place. I visited 3 times in 5 days. It was just super convenient, inexpensive and delicious. The wrap tortilla is made at the moment you order. You can see the dough at the entrance and how they put it over like what it seems to be an inverted wok. They cook it and then it is taken yo the ingredients station. I tried 2 different wraps: -The beast (5 stars) - This one has a considerable amount of protein. The steak is marinated but it is the olives and the red chili mayo what stands out without overpowering everything else. But the wrap it is what makes it special. This wrap comes with a turmeric dough tortilla and you can taste at every bite. Oh, and it smells just wonderful. I had this one twice on different days. -Carnivore delight (5 stars) - This wrap is delicious as well. I think the dough sounds super interesting (date and pumpkin seed dough) and I was expecting it to be somehow sweet to contrast with the ingredients inside but it wasn’t like this. Still, pretty good. About the restaurant, I saw more like a place made to go orders but they offer inside a couple of seats and there is a cabin outside with more seating available. To be honest, if you can seat inside, do it. The aroma you get every time they are cooking the dough is amazing! I am from Mexico so it brought me back memories. It smelled like burnt tortilla from time to time 🤤 And the sauces! Try the spicy one and the chipotle mayo. They enhance a little bit the flavors. Definitely this is a place to keep coming on every visit. I am hoping to keep trying the rest of the menu in the future.

Utterly delicious! The wraps are cooked from dough in front of your eyes so they are hyper fresh. The fillings are tasty and fresh too. Service is friendly and prompt. It's the perfect meal to walk just three blocks up to central park and enjoy! Highly recommended.

The tortilla itself was like an Indian paratha, and was quite good. I've never ate a burrito which used such a tortilla type. The pickled pineapple was also a nice addition. But I found the rest of the ingredients to be kind of lacking in flavor, such that only the aforementioned ingredients made it feel like a "gourmet wrap". The seitan was nice in terms of texture, but not impressive in terms of flavor.

I ordered the dire wrap. It was very flavorful and spicy. The only issue was my wrap was not sliced. I cut it at home. It’s not a place you could sit and dine.

Around the corner from the New York Hilton Midtown, this small shop specializes in wraps with natural ingredients. Ordering takeout, our food was ready within five minutes. My wife and I loved the flavor combo inside the Pink Moon. Our seven-year-old daughter loved the grilled cheese wrap.

A good gourmet wrap Shop. All dough Are freshly made in front of you and they have several flavours. All wraps menu were healthy ingredients,they have meat and vegetarian and even kids menu too Staff were friendly,huge wrap on a good rate and very filling too. Its a good one meal on a wrap

Can't go wrong with the Howling (GFO, KO) with Date and Pumpkin seed dough wrap. Rich in taste, good mixture between spice and sweet. Grilled chicken wrapped in date and pumpkin seed dough with fried pickles, feta, melon, mint and yogurt sauce

I was blown away the very first time I tried these wraps. The flavors are amazing and they hold up very well. They're not cheap but definitely worth it for a splurge meal. Their name was what struck me first, I'm a lover of all things fantasy, including Underworld, True Blood and I'll even go nostalgic and include, Teen Wolf (obvi Michael J. Fox, because I'm an old head and an ~almost~ 80s baby) My first bite was the Dire Wolf with fried chicken with lamb bacon, cheddar, green papaya slaw, pickled peppers and what they call "Wolf Ketchup". I also tried their Pink Moon, grilled shrimp with kohlrabi. I ordered both, "unwrapped", and they were soooo good! The lamb bacon and their sage aioli are what caught my eye and I told my whole family that they need to try these wraps. Fast forward to now, when I've been given another opportunity to work at my gig in the city, and try their wraps again. This time, I ordered for the whole family. It was a large and pricey order and I was worries there might be mistakes but they took the time to package everything carefully and all the items were marked clearly so that I knew what belonged to whom. Grub Rundown: The Alpha - this surf & turf wrap was my next choice. It was great. It has steak and shrimp in a date and pumpkin wrap. Of course, I added lamb bacon and it was a Greta addition to the cheddar, fried pickles, apple, plantain chips and chipotle aioli. Once I A Blue Moon - hubby opted for this fried chicken ans feta wrap, with cashew, spicy pineapple (yum!), sumac onions, cilantro, kohlrabi and a mint yogurt sauce. It had a nice kick to it and the flavors are so unique but meld together perfectly. Himalayan - I got this for my brother-in-law, who is vegetarian. He loved his seitan and kohlrabi, spicy pineapple, sumac onions, cilantro, pumpkin seeds and vegan red choli aioli. Howling - my sis opted for this one. Grilled chicken with fried pickles, feta, melon, mint & yogurt sauce. She loved it and even added some lamb bacon to go along with it. Kid's Menu - for my daughter, I kept it simple because she doesn't love all the sauces like her momma yet, so I try to ease her into trying new things. I got her the chicken tendies, which come with the wolf ketchup (she was not a face of the ketchup but it's probably because I told her it was wolf ketchup...go fig). Personally, I did not like the tenders. I thought they were very thin and dry but she was ok with them. I was her meal with with tater tots, which she loves, and kohlrabi sticks, which she really liked, especially with BBQ sauce. Next time, we'll see how she likes a wrap. My son ordered the Dire Wolf wrap and of course, he enjoyed that. Unfortunately, we were unable to order the wolf attack tots through the app (Please look into this!) as it would not let us submit the menu item without adding on extras that cost extra money. I'm sure it's a glitch in the system because I have seen this happen with other orders I put through. Normally, I would just order any side and then call the restaurant to clarify what I wanted, and if there's an extra charge, they'll let me know and charge it to my order. This time, I just got the feta tots. I had them before and they tasted good. I ordered extra tots and steak fries, sage aioli (please try this sauce!) and tried their mustard horseradish as well. I love their inventive sauces. Any place that goes out of the box with a sauce cares about flavors and those of us that love to try everything. Most of their menu items are customizable. You don't have to be a meat eater to enjoy their food. They offer many vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. The inclusivity is just an added bonus. Wolf out and grab a wrap.

Super nice staff, I got the alpha mini open wrap. It had cool ingredients: steak, shrimp, plantain, fried pickle, chipotle aioli. The sauce was definitely spicier and tangier than I had anticipated. It was good just unexpected. I thought the plantain would be actual plantains, but they were plantain chips. I am not sure what it said on the website but it wasn't what I expected (could be my fault). There was a single fried pickle in the wrap, and it was tiny/ mostly just the "fried" part. Didn't really get much pickle taste at all The food here is super creative. I think I will try it again in the future and just pick something a little less crazy.

Ordered: The Pack Mini Unwrap (~$6): scrambled eggs and lamb bacon wrapped in a chestnut and chili dough with melted cheddar, sumac onions, tater tots, pickled jalapeño, and chipotle aioli Dire Wolf Mini Unwrap (~$7): fried chicken wrapped in a ginger dough with lamb bacon, melted cheddar, green papaya slaw, spicy pickled shipka peppers, and Wolf Ketchup Aya's take: I've had Wolfnights once before and remember really liking it but somehow never came back. I needed a quick bite and grabbed two Mini Unwraps which I have to say are a great portion size and reasonably priced. Both were absolutely delicious. I liked The Pack a bit more from the softness of the eggs to the crispy tater tots, and the nicely balanced flavors throughout. I've also never had lamb bacon and wow, as someone who doesn't eat pork, this is a great alternative! The fried chicken in the Dire Wolf was too dry and chewy for my liking; otherwise, the flavors were there. I like that they tell you what percentage of antioxidants you're getting with each wrap. Both were good tries and I'm glad it helped me remember how good Wolfnights is!

These wraps were huge and so good I was feeling an inclination toward violence because I had to share it I saw this place reviewed on Yelp with great food back and I swear it looked like it was gonna disappoint but it did not AT ALL! For all you vegans and gluten free warriors there was so much for you to choose from. For all us carnivorous folks there are several options that don't feel like an afterthought. And if you haven't gathered from my photos, they press the wraps right before you order. So great! So tasty! They had so many variations of flavored wraps -- we had turmeric, there was fennel, and many others I can't remember. But you will love this spot. Super tasty and good portions. It's just small and hot lol so be prepared. Another review giving it to you straight no chaser. Enjoy!

Thanks devour power for the rec. This place is great! Fresh pressed wraps get stuffed with fresh ingredients that are unique and flavorful. Love the vegetarian options and being able to mix and match. Food comes out quick and the hot wolf sauce is a must! Not overly expensive and has outdoor seating but not much inside (it's a bit crammed for the 2 window seats). Great option for takeout! I'll return to try other options.

I agree with the other Yelp reviews! This might be the best wrap spot in the city. Great for carnivores and vegetarians! Loved my cauliflower wrap. Basically a "to go" spot but there is a stool or two.

Around the corner from the New York Hilton Midtown, this small shop specializes in wraps with natural ingredients. Ordering takeout, our food was ready within five minutes. My wife and I loved the flavor combo inside the Pink Moon. Our seven-year-old daughter loved the grilled cheese wrap.

Pretty good! It's a little pricey but they don't skimp on portions and you can tell the ingredients are super fresh. Their menu is really creative and has something for everyone. I like both the wraps and bowls - can usually stretch the wraps to two meals too! The one thing I will say - this most recent time I ordered, the chicken was SUPER salty. It was hard to finish. But I think I may just have gotten a weird batch.

Yum! The Carnivores Delight had a pickle and egg in it. But it was so great for dinner surprisingly! A burrito with a pickle? Yum yum. The tortilla is seriously so tasty. Most of the time a tortilla just holds it together but here the tortilla adds so much flavor. The steak was very well cooked and there's plenty of it. All the sauces are tasty. The green is shockingly spicy. The wait time was a little longer than I would expect for being the only guests at that time and the burrito wasn't quite as warm as I would've preferred. Other than that? SUBLIME!!

Based on the positive reviews, I had high expectations for the Howling wrap. Unfortunately, it fell short. I was really looking forward to trying it, so this is disappointing. Overall, I'd rate my experience a 3 out of 10. I ordered takeout, but the strong food smell inside made my brief wait unpleasant. I smell oil. I doubt I'll be back.

It takes a while to make each wrap from scratch but, flavor-wise, it's worth the wait. I got what I thought was a GF beast (sub for rice wrap and sub bbq crunch for pumpkin seeds) and there was so much flavor with whatever sauce they use. It wasn't overwhelmed by the olives, which was something I was worried about when ordering. I could only get through half and took the rest home since it was so filling. This WAS a five star review but it turns out that the wrap hurt my stomach a mere hour after eating it and sent me to the bathroom a couple hours later. I think it might have something to do with the sauce they use or the fact that they use the same stone to cook the regular and GF wraps. I ended up tossing the leftovers...

There is so much to choose from on the menu plus you can customize anything so it's like infinite possibilities.... Made it a little different for a first timer to choose. But once I made my selection I was not disappointed. Got the Pack Wrap and ate it outside in their little NYC curbside hut. Food was well made wrap stayed together was perfectly seasoned and equal distribution of ingredients made each but yummy. Staff inside was friendly didn't it rush me to make a decision but also didn't offer any insights.... But it's NYC street like food service didn't really expect too much.

A short walk from Central Park, this Wolfnights location is mostly for takeout, but it does have covered outdoor seating with two small tables that seat 1-2 and one longer table with a few bar stools. It was pretty empty for a Sunday afternoon lunch. I'm rarely impressed with the wraps I've had in my life, but these wraps were actually incredible. The dough is FRESH and unique, and you can taste the difference-- it's soft, springy, and chewy. My sibling and I shared the Pink Moon Wrap and Himalayan Wrap. I preferred the Pink Moon wrap, but both were great. The shrimp in the Pink Moon was fresh, the sauces were tangy and flavorful, and the wrap was packed with a variety of textures and flavors. The seitan in the Himalayan was cooked and seasoned nicely, but the flavor and texture profile couldn't beat the Pink Moon. The prices aren't necessarily cheap ($13 - 15), but definitely worth it for the size and quality. The staff are friendly and they make the wraps in front of you-- it's a cool process to watch. -- Price (relative to peers): 4.2/5 Food: 4.8/5 Ambience: N/A Service: N/A Overall Value: 4.5/5

Popped by here on my way to Central Park. It was a bit hidden. Cute interior, clean and friendly staff! I originally came here because they are known for lamb bacon so I decided to give it a shot. I got the dire wolf. I thought the flavors were a bit overwhelming. The sweet and savory didn't not balance out and felt a bit hard to eat/digest. The chicken was not tender or juicy. I thought the concept was cool but it didn't hit for me. I think it's a bit overhyped. If you're in town, def give it a shot. Maybe there are other items on the menu that are better than what I got!

Another successful wrap choice. The Howling wrap has succulent chunks of chicken that are perfectly spiced. I removed some of the items that come with the wrap but added other alternatives to suite my taste.

I was passing by when I saw the menu sign outside. I didn't know what to expect and decided to be adventurous and order one of the best sellers. One of the ingredients was melon. Inside a wrap??? With feta and chicken? Let me tell you... it was delicious. The texturs of the wrap was thin, chewy and delicious and everything inside was perfect. Can't wait to stop by again!

I came here because I was hungry after a night of exploring and because of the Yelp reviews I decided to give it a try. The restaurant hours say till 10pm and I arrived at 930pm. The service: 2/5 when I arrived the person said I'm not sure if we are still taking orders, she had to check with someone else. I was a little confused by this, if the establishment is closed they should have locked the door if they were not serving food. I asked for a bowl with a bed of arugula, however I got a burrito with a bed or arugula. The meal was for takeout so I did not noticed I got back home. The food: 2/5. I was really excited but the chicken tasted bland and old, as if it was near the end of its shelf life. It tasted like a bunch of different ingredients blended together without any direction. The tortilla looked amazing but that's all it has going for it. The ambiance: 4/5. I liked the swing they had, it seemed like a cool thing inside. The place had two other seats but not much seating for staying inside. It's more of a place to get your food and go. The vibe was really laid back which I appreciated.

I remember seeing Wolfnights blow up on Tiktok last year, but then the hype quickly died down and I haven't heard much about it since. I finally tried it one day for lunch after a Pilates class, and I am shocked that it's not more popular, because these had to be the best sandwiches (can you call a wrap a sandwich?) I've had in NYC. My friend and I split a pink moon wrap and a howling wrap, and they very graciously cut them in half for us. It was cool to see our food being made (including the fresh dough that is pressed and grilled to order), and when we opened up these steaming wraps, we were greeted by thee gorgeous color explosions. We tried the pink moon wrap first, and it was so delicious - a very generous portion of perfectly cooked, juicy shrimp in a deliciously chewy beet and chia seed dough with fried pickles and papaya slaw. The sauces were so complimentary to the flavor, and I couldn't tell if I was more impressed by the shrimp or the wrap. The texture of the wrap is so good, I can't even describe it. It just tastes fresh. So much better than any random tortilla you can get from the store or chipotle. The Howling wrap was next, with grilled chicken in date and pumpkin seed dough. This flavor profile was sooooo unique, with additions of feta, melon, mint, and yogurt sauce. We could taste small slivers of melon which offered a sweet note. This was such a creative combination, and my friend and I agreed that next time, we would take the succulent shrimp of the Pink Moon wrap and combine it with the cool flavors of the Howling wrap. I'm not sure how accurate the nutritional information online is, but these wraps have a pretty great macro/calorie breakdown. My friend and I were sooo full after eating these wraps, and we couldn't stop raving about them for days later. I would choose Wolfnights any day over another fast casual restaurant. Can't wait to go back!

Outstanding! Unique, healthy, varied options, including vegetarian options - . Polite and efficient service - . Well designed in a small space - . This was a great find in Midtown!

Very tasty, fulfilling, and full of flavor. I only gave it a 4.5 because I wished my wrap had more shrimp in it. Overall, recommend if you're in the area.

Wanted a quick bite for dinner after my long flight to NY. This spot was worth the quick walk from my hotel. It's a small spot where you can eat outside or take it to go. The woman working there was very friendly and helpful as I toiled over what to order. She suggested a couple amendments and I was more than happy with my choice. It was like eating a yummy salad with unique flavors inside a wrap. I highly recommend this spot.

Interesting take on wraps and sandwiches. I got the chicken wrap and it was a very large portion. Staff was friendly. I did takeout which seemed more of the popular option since the restaurant was a bit small.

Wolfnights was the perfect stop for quality food at a great price! The employees (2 at the time of visiting) were working their butt off for the many call in orders they had, but still treated my husband and I with a smile and kindness. The place is very small as far as seating room goes inside, that being said they have a heated outdoor room that had spots for 12 or so people. Excellent food. Will be back on our next visit.

This is a 'to-go' place that we found on Yelp. We ordered the Pink Moon-grilled shrimp in a bowl mixed with green papaya slaw, kohlrabi,pickled jalapeño,fried pickles,sage aioli. Delicious! And a side order of Arugula & Apple Salad.

100% one of the best wraps ive ever had. such fresh ingredients and unique flavors i ordered the howling wrap and tater tots - im new to the neighborhood and as one does when they finish unpacking- i looked up the best grab and go spot near me. was surprised to see the reviews of this place and how it was tiktok famous - surprised its not still famous considering how delicious it is!!! the howling wrap with the restaurant ketchup + spicy sauce was an epic combo. loved the beef + lettuce and big bonus points that the wrap is literally on a pumpkin seed wrap. the cucumber dill pickle feta mix gives the mediterranean taste but then adding beef and the spicy sauce elevates the flavors even more as i am nearby will definitely return and explore the menu - 10/10 would recommend

Hands down some of the tastiest wraps I've ever had. This Wolfnights location is right in Midtown and luckily by my office, making it a regular in the lunch rotation. Starting with the wraps themselves, Wolfnights offers an impressive assortment of doughs like turmeric, fig, chia seed, ginger, pumpkin seed, etc. that they then cook/press fresh per order. Moving onto the "meat" of the wraps... some of the flavor combinations may seem a little too much, but oh man are they tasty. Of the wraps I've tried so far, I haven't been let down before. Although on that note, the Pink Moon sadly didn't really do it for me as strongly as others did like the Howling or Brothers Grimm did, especially for being one of the priciest. I love the Brothers Grimm because it is a wonderful mix of savory and sweet (and spicy if you add their hot sauces) with there being grilled chicken, shiitake mushroom, chipotle aioli but also raisins and plantain chips. Also, in addition to what's listed in the description, all wraps include mixed greens. Very happy this location opened up around work and looking forward to trying more of the menu.

3.5 stars for a decently tasty, fresh wrap spot. This is more a to-go location than a sit down restaurant. There are no bathrooms. There are two seats inside one of which is a swing. The outdoor sidewalk shed is not very clean. We dropped a napkin over the side of the counter and found a treasure trove of trash like food and napkins lol/ew. Vegetarian and vegan options are ok. Not great. Wraps are in the $12-15 range. Check out the menu before you go.

I ordered the Howling, which is a grilled chicken wrap made of date & pumpkin seed dough. It is stuffed with fried pickles, feta, melon, mint & yogurt sauce. This wrap was very flavorful and delicious. The chicken was cooked well and the mint added a refreshing twist. The size of the wrap is that of a Chipotle style burrito. You are definitely getting your monies worth here. They have covered outdoor seating and one seat inside. The service was friendly and prompt. In and out in under five minutes, which is surprising since I came here at noon.

Came here after visiting the MOMA. Ordered three wraps on the menu. All three were huge!!!! Each of them were tasty but I think my favorite was the Dire Wolf with fried chicken and lamb bacon. There's certainly something on the menu for everyone I'd suggest getting a couple having them cut to share!!!

I love this place! Super excited when I found out they had a new location in midtown. I came here on a Monday night and ended up getting the beast on a gluten free wrap. The sandwich was great, but I felt like it was missing something. The wraps are huge, and packed with meat and other toppings. The wraps are freshly made right in front of you, which is neat. The store was clean, and the employees were friendly. Will definitely stop by again!

Easy, quick and a remarkable find! Food is tasty, good flavors and excellent ingredients. Is unique and different.

Great to see they opened in Midtown. There's so many options in this area and I'm glad to have another . I love how they fresh press the wrap dough and grill them in front of you. I tried the dire wolf and the underworld wrap. Both were pretty good and according to the labeling, it's providing me with lots of antioxidants. I would suggest you eat them right away since the combination of hot meat and cold salad is not as good if you have a long trek back to your office. Make sure to pack some extra spicy wolf green sauce and the mayo/ketchup mix.

The tortilla is SO good - they press and bake(?) the dough in front of you. Had pink moon which was good and will go back to try others. Tight space but love the one swingset. Friendly service. Little bit of a wait since only one person at the wrap assembly station.

Fresh, tasty and gourmet -- as advertised -- wraps. The combination of ingredients is creative and everything was really fresh. The actual wrap has a nice texture and is freshly made in house and individually warmed in a press and convex heated surface. We ordered The Pack which was delicious. Next time I would hold the lettuce and have the sauce on the side (it was a little saucy). I look forward to trying more wraps at Wolfnights.

The Mowgli Wrap is the Best!! Wolfnights always delivers the best quality food!! Highly Recommend!

I stopped in for a quick lunch & was so happy with my choice of the Dire Wolf wrap -- the wrap bread was made fresh & the combo of flavors was spot on!

got The Pack Wrap (GFO, KO), very delicious. These wraps are huge!! They us a hot iron dome to cook the tortilla wrap. Cool little place, worth checking out.

Worst wrap of my life.... The sauce tasted rlly weird and the meat seasoning just was rlly bad. Very disappointed at my order. Are some bites cuz I was so hungry but even with the view of the Central Park, the food still tastes rlly rlly bad.

Service was just okay. I was the only person in there and they didn't really speak, weren't very nice, just made the food. Which is the bare minimum. But the wrap itself was great. I strongly regretted not realizing there was going to be cheese on it, but the fried chicken was made to order for the wrap and the lamb bacon was so good!

Our favorite eat in NYC. Fresh wraps right next to Central Park. You can't skip this. Service was amazing.

These are some of the most creative and best wraps I have had. The wraps will fill you up for sure. I'm a big fan.

I got the brother Grimm wrap and was so impressed by the cleanliness and professional manner of the staff! She took my order then put on gloves to make my wrap. It was cool watching the process of her pressing the dough and then cooking it. Portions are SUPER generous and the entire thing was so filling I couldn't finish it. Only complaints are that there's no bathroom, very little seating (more of a takeaway place), and that the only water they offered was $3.25 boxed water ):

It was ok. All the sandwiches had a strange taste. And the outdoor seating is like an oven

These wraps are really good and the store is still relatively quite so the speed is great. They heat up their wraps on a big metal wok which tends to burn the crumbs so when you go in, the smell might worry you, but don't let that sway you. I've never detected it on the food and there isn't any seating so you won't be eating in there anyway.

The best place for a quick lunch. Lots of vegan/vegetarian/gluten free options. They can be busy at times but they're quick. I crave of the mowgli wrap all the time!!

Randomly running into this restaurant after a walk in a Central Park was the best part of my day. I've been to their LES location several times. I always order the same thing (Brothers Grim wrap) and it never disappoints. I know raisins, pickles, and plantain chips (among other things) in a wrap sound strange, but Brothers Grim could be the best choice you make all day.

From start, the indifferent - Restaurant was busy, which isn't a bad thing, but they should do a better job at directing people once inside. Where to start your order, where to pickup, where to wait, etc. To the bad - I put no olives as one of the toppings to take off, but the wrap was still full of olives. To finish, the amazing - The beast wrap was delicious with the recommended options, i would recommend them and eat there again.

The heftiest wraps I've ever had in my life. I had "the beast" and it was delicious, but felt it had a bit too much blue cheese. I got mine without olives, but my bf who got it with the olives said they added way to much. I also had the "wolf attack" as a side, and holy crap was it huge. My bf and I were only able to take a few bites of it before deciding to just take it home. We'll probably be back.