Rhythm ‘n Wraps

Had the vegetarian tacos. They were really good, filling but a little oily for my liking.

I tasted their wraps at the Vegan Food Truck Festival in Kendall Square. Savory ingredients and soft shell tacos that don’t break without being rubbery. A true vegan delight with just the right amount of spice!

Ran into these guys by the Harvard Science Center. Great vegetarian wraps and fantastic chipotle tacos! Best food truck in Cambridge.

I love this place.
Their wraps are awesome!
Their curry platter is awesome!
Their customer service is awesome!
Their wait time is NOT so awesome!
Overall, if you want to feel good about what you just stuffed into your mouth for lunch. This place is a good deal.

I love trying out new food trucks so when this one appeared in Harvard Square — and was vegetarian, no less! — I knew I had to try it. The menu is quite restricted from its full one, but the wraps themselves are astoundingly delicious. I’ve had the Gangsta Wrap and Wrappers Delight, and the tempeh bacon in the latter is one of my favorite things now. I couldn’t really tell between the different sauces and flavors in the Gangsta Wrap because there was a lot going on in such a small area, but the taste overall was still great. Mind you, this filling is all wrapped in a flaky, toasted tortilla mmm.
One star off because while the food is topnotch, it’s a little shy of being worth the price. For the size you get I’d say $ 6 is reasonable, but $ 7-​$ 8 is pushing it (I realize many people might think «it’s just $ 2…» but alas, I am a college student). I’d love to eat an excessive number of Gangsta Wraps and also support a new food truck, but I can get a more filling sandwich at Bön Me next door for less, so in the meantime these will remain mini-​splurges for me.

They came to my company today. The food was great and I really enjoy the sample and wrap they provided me. The two guys were super cool and nice too!
Once my company moves to Boston, I look forward to checking them out there.

This is a pretty good addition to the food truck scene. The wraps are good but they take so long to make! I was the only customer at lunch and still waited around 10 min. They’re at Copley a lot so I will probably return via convenience, but I would never seek them out.

My husband and I are unapologetic carnivores. We don’t, as a rule, eat vegan or even vegetarian food a great deal. However, following our workout yesterday, we spied the Rhythm nWraps food truck, and decided to give it a try. Wow! The wraps were like nothing I’d eaten before. None of the gummy texture so many prepared wraps have. The fillings were delicious. I got the «old school,» and my husband got the «fire» wrap. We were pleasantly surprised, and we will be on the lookout for this truck in the future. If you are not usually into vegetarian food, and have been disappointed by it in the past, please give this place a try… you won’t be sorry!

I had the resolution wrap and it was delicious! Fresh and healthy and just the right amount for lunch. The guys who work there are great too!

Well, been going here pretty regularly on Wednesdays, when the truck stops in my area. I’ve since tried most everything on the menu, and been about as delighted as I was the first time. The Gangsta Wrap and the Ballpark are tied for my favorite.
I tried the curry a little while ago and came away very impressed. Spicy enough to be interesting, but not annoyingly hot. That’s pretty rare, for me. I would very likely get the full plate if doing so did not mean I’d have to skip out on getting a wrap.
The lemonade iced tea is probably my favorite of their drinks. It could stand to have more lemony flavor, but as an iced tea, it’s very good. I’m slightly less enamored with the punch they offer — it’s decent enough to buy, but it’s missing something. I hesitate to say it should be less sour, because I’m a pretty big fan of sour, but that tends to be the crux of the takeaway.
So, yeah. Still wonderful.

i picked up the Chickpea Vegetable Curry that comes with Brocoli, Bell Peppers, Sweet Corn, Green Peas served or rice, and I was pretty happy with it. The size might have been a little small for the price in my eye, but was cooked well.

This food truck parks near my work and I avoided it for a long time because as someone who’s been friends with a lot of vegans – I’m vegan food averse. «It tastes just as good vegan,» they say before I bite into the saddest pizza, brownie, or whatever of my life. But desperate times called for desperate measures and one very busy day I decided to stop by and maybe try something out. I usually avoid any type of meat substitute (if I’m eating vegetarian, why not just eat vegetables?), but after asking for a suggestion, I decided to try out the Fire Wrap. And it was delicious! Salsa, guac, a vegan chipotle mayo whipped together with this flavorful and meaty vegan sausage. I was really impressed, especially by the sausage. I’ve since picked up the brand from whole foods to fry up myself, a bona fide, meat-​loving omnivore. Obviously I’m hung up on the fact, it’s vegan. But don’t be if it’s going to scare you off. It’s not just good vegan food… it’s just plain good food.

I was excited to find a vegetarian food truck on my way to work, and figured I would give it a try. Everything on the menu looked tasty, but I love Tempeh bacon so I ordered the «Wrapper’s Delight» which was supposed to have lettuce, tomato, pickles, and «special sauce». I’m not very good with spicy foods, so I steered clear of the other wraps that listed hot sauce or other mouth-​burning ingredients.
For $ 8, what I got was pathetically small and poor quality. The wrap itself was like tasteless cardboard, and there was so little sandwich filling that most of the sandwich was just extra, dry wrap. Inside there were three small (but admittedly delicious) strips of tempeh bacon (homemade, also, not from a tofurkey box), one slice of soggy tomato, two skinny, not crunchy pickle slices, and a wilted piece of romaine drenched in a mayo that was so spicy I was unable to eat the wrap without a gallon of water. It wasn’t really a flavorful spicy, either… just mouth-​searing.
Now, I know I might just be a whimp about the spicyness of the mayo, but the rest of the wrap was underwhelming also. For $ 8 I can get a much more substantial and satisfying lunch. The only part about the wrap I really enjoyed was the tempeh bacon, and there was far too little of it surrounded by poor ingredients to make the meal worthwhile… if you even want to call it a meal.

I love food trucks and was happy to see one that I had not heard about yet! I even wrote down the name of the truck so I wouldn’t forget!
Now to the food… I ordered the Resolution Wrap and it was really good! I was slightly confused when I started eating it that it was made with a tortilla wrap and not the flat bread that was listed, but regardless it was still good. I would like to try it on the flat bread though!
I didn’t order the Fried Mac & Cheese but while I was waiting someone came up to the window and said thanks they were amazing and had a good spice… so I will be ordering that next time :)
I will probably be trying everything on the menu in the future. Thanks for the vegetarian truck you guys!

okay, what the hell, I just had one of the most delicious wraps of my ENTIRE life. The fire wrap. And, no, its not because I was hungry. WTF. just happened. I thought I was eating some sort of ground meat smoky chipotle business… but this thing is vegetarian?! Yeah right… I’m a meat eater. and I know what I ate… or do I?
(pause, hold on)
Okay, I legit just checked their website:
«THE FIRE» wrapVegan sausage, with a sweet chipotle mayo, greens, Mexican cheese blend, a tangy jicama salsa, and guacamole.
WHAT?!
holy shizz that was really really good.
also, their dirty chips! né’er heard of ‘em! so good too.
nice guys.
see you everytime they’re in back bay:
Tuesday Afternoon and Evening: Clarendon Street at the corner of Boylston between 4 and 8
Wednesday: Stuart Street between Dartmouth and Clarendon between 11 and 3
Friday: Boylston Street in front of the Boston Public Library between 11 and 3

i really like these wraps! the two guys who work this truck are so nice, and they make other foods too like ice tea and sides. everything can be made vegan, theres really good spicy wraps, and i really look forward to seeing these guys on tuesdays

Really great original food truck. Great vegan options that taste delicious. If you like food inside of food like I do, I recommend getting a wrap or two from these guys!

This truck is great! As a vegan, it’s been hard to find good lunch options around the Northeastern campus, so Rhythm ‘n Wraps is a welcome addition.
I tried the Gangsta wrap, which was tasty and filling. Be careful – not all the wraps are vegan. I made the mistake of accidentally ordering a vegetarian (but not vegan) one, but they were so kind to switch the order for me at the last sec.
Definitely worth a try, whether you are vegetarian, vegan, or not!

These guys are super nice!!! They’re at northeastern every Tuesday for lunch til 2ish. Perfect for on the go cuz they’re really quick with the wrap making. Literally took less than a minute.
Make sure to try the fire wrap (spicy guacamole, seitan, spicy chipotle mayo, greens, cheese) and banana bread!
Each wrap is vegetarian, has 35+ grams of protein and less than 3 grams of saturated fat. What more could you ask for??!

I caught the Food Truck at Post Office Square. I went for their Curried Chick Pea Stew and Rice. It was fantastic! It was a thicker stew then I expected, but the well chopped veggies and crunchy garnish made it easy to eat. Some might think it needs to be spicier, but I was happy with a little heat. With all that veggie power, it’s power food. I’d like to try it with brown rice sometime.