Bay Wrap

After lusting for a «Bay Wrap» for many, many moons, my best friend said «hey, guess what I’ll bring you your choice of lunch to your work place»…Wow, can’t beat that with a stick!
_​_​The wrap filling was 70 percent rice, 25 percent sauce and 5 percent «active components»
_​_​The wrap price out the door…$ 12+
_​_​There is other lunch choices in Belfast

Stopped in to get some cookies/​baked goods. The dinning room was occupied with 2 people at one table. At the order counter, no one was there — but there was sign that said to go to the back dinning room and ask for assistance. I go in the back dinning room which is where the kitchen also is located. I stand there for two minutes, while the owner/​manager looks at me, but says nothing. There’s a guy (turns out he’s an employee) sitting at his laptop engrossed in what ever he was reading. I finally ask the owner/​manager (slim, 30 something) if someone could assist me out front to purchase the cookies. Without directly addressing me, he sarcastically shouts to Ethan the laptop engrossed sitting employee, «Ethan, do you think you could help him out!» What a jerk. I would never go here again. Some people should not be in the hospitality business — this guy is clearly one of them.

Very healthy go to, the breakfast wrap is on point for a quick, delicious bite to eat.

Best sandwiches on th east coast! Food is always good, large portions, and freshly made. My fave is the Laura or Rachael and the French fries and the chicken basket to die for!

Overall I was kind of underwhelmed. $ 9+ for a wrap seemed kind of steep and I would have expected a little more inside the wrap. They do have a good variety though. Both my wife and I ended up with the wrong tortilla’s being used on our wraps, and I would say the filling while OK was skimpy. My wife also had to tell the staff to put on plastic food handling gloves after they went to make the wrap after working the cash register. Overall I would rate Chipotle better. (Although I don’t think there is a Chipotle in town and if there was these guys would be out of business.)

WOW. Their wraps were SO good! It was hard to pick one to try, but both the Thai one that I got and my friend’s with smoked salmon and nori were awesome!
Very neat atmosphere and for the most part the staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. The only reason for the 4 stars instead of the 5 was their odd hours, they were closing at 5pm when we went in, but didn’t realize until after we’d ordered. They WERE kind enough to let us stay and eat while they cleaned up, but it was far from relaxing as we felt as our time was crunched to eat quickly.

Fantastic. I don’t usually give five stars, but this place earned them. Good fresh flavorful wraps. We three love our lunch. I had the Thai wrap, and the had carnitas wraps and we were each satisfied with our selection. We also went over to the coffee side and had iced mocha, chai, and a coffee. Each prepared carefully and to perfection. A real foodies delight.

There isn’t a bad word to say about Bay Wrap. Although lunch is on the pricier side, their food is fresh and excellent, and they carry great coffee from local Coffee By Design.
They also feature a wide, unique variety of wraps that you might not find elsewhere.

I just dropped in for some coffee. I got the café au lait and it was very good. The barista was super friendly.

I like this place. There is something for everyone and they are very willing to accommodate picky people. There are tons of options for vegetarians and they were willing to make my plate look just the way I wanted it. The boys behind the counter were so friendly and kind and just the nicest young men I have had dealings with in a long time. We will definitely be back to Bay Wrap. They are a little pricey but totally worth it. Good service is hard to find and it is a big bonus to get really good food along with the good service. The ice cream is John’s handmade ice cream and it is very good, especially the raspberry flavor. They are not chintzy on the scoop either. It isn’t huge but it isn’t baby sized like some places, either. The atmosphere is on the fence, tipping towards trendy but (thankfully) not quite there. The art on the walls is quite good, too — it’s all art and not one piece of propaganda. Oh, and they also have pretty hooks for your coat and purse on the end of the booths… that is a big plus!

Oh how I long for a Bay Wrap…
Summer staple for me, whether its the To Thai For or Da Big Juan, or any other interestingly named concoction (for when I want to switch it up). Delicious, healthy wraps (especially if you ask for minimal rice) and perfect for take-​out orders. Love this place so much.
The food gets 5 stars, but their hours are a bit annoying – closed at 7pm every night – not everyone wants to eat dinner by 6:30pm. And unless its summer you won’t find them open on Sundays. My only other complaint is that the «winter menu» includes a few interesting wraps (carnita’s way and the Moroccan roll) which aren’t available starting in May — total bummer. Also the reasons I deducted one star.
If only this rating system allowed for half stars, Bay Wrap would have a big 4.5

Coffee house in front, Bay Wraps in back. Wraps were a bit pricey at over $ 7, but very good. Only a few tables in the place so might get crowded at some points but most people were leaving with their food.
Selection was very good — there were probably about 20 wraps to choose from and many good vegetarian options. Not sure about the other places in this town to eat but I would definitely go back to Bay Wraps if I was staying in Belfast longer.