Wolfnights

The wraps here are really good. They are very flavorful and filling. The food is a bit heavy so for lunch this might be too much.
I think this is a good dinner wrap BC you will get the itis quickly.

This place is in my neighborhood and on the way home — serves meat and vegetarian fare. I couldn’t stop ordering! I started ordering the wraps sans mixed greens and they are so much better by the time I get home. These wraps do keep — they’re even good the following day — there is just something about the mixed greens that I personally don’t like mixed in with the sandwich filling. I guess I’m not a salad loving lady!

Cost: DRUNK
Food: DRUNK
Vibes: DRUNK
Décor: DRUNK
Location: On the SouthWest corner of Ludlow and Rivington, across the street from Galli, between Felix Tailor and M.A. Grocery. If you’re sober enough to find the F, J, M, or Z to Delancey then walk to Rivington, make a left, and don’t stop till you hit Ludlow. Don’t F it up.
I’m sure it’s good sober.
If you’re lurking around Downtown at 4am and you don’t get a Pink Moon, then, wtf are you doing.
I would order the Pink Moon over the Pink Poo’nevermind.
I love you, Wolfnights

This place is reallly good. I usually like to support local mom & pop places but this «hipterish» place is spot on !
The wraps are VERY good and flavorful. I always keep coming back.

Came here a few weeks ago and finally got around to writing a review. Had an awesome experience here! Traveled here from Brooklyn because the reviews were pretty good and I was not disappointed! One of the lady workers recommended my boyfriend and I two of the most popular wraps, brothers grim and underworld, then we got to watch the wraps being made. The wraps were amazing! My favorite was underworld, it was out-​of-​this-​world ! Can’t wait to go here again !

Absolutely love this place. Tried all the wraps and they’re so good! I order at least once a week.
My favorite is still the carnivore delight!

I had the best wrap I have ever had hands down at Wolfnights the other evening. The Howling wrap was filled with chicken, fried pickle, feta, melon and mint and yogurt sauce wrapped in a date and pumpkin seed wrap. The flavors worked perfectly together and made for a healthy and satisfying dinner. Wolfnights has a variety of wraps for vegetarians and carnivors and they all are interesting concoctions that I would love to try. This is more a take-​out place than a sit down restaurant but I would definitely add this joint to your bucket list if you live in the neighborhood. I will surely be back here.

Best wrap I ever had ! Very interesting combination of ingredients that went together so well! Great place for a late night eat!

YAS! Finally, a wrap spot that goes beyond bland deli meat and standard toppings. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Why we continue to eat bland uninspired food is beyond me. This place tries to fix that.
Got myself a cauliflower wrap with bbq chips inside, and I can’t even remember what else (which is a good thing because it was designed to be different). Very good.
Part of the menu is drunk food because of its location near the bars, so you’ll have to put up with some unnecessary options like tater tots covered in a heart attack, but that’s okay because the other healthier parts of the menu are very appealing.
Excited to come back.

Should’ve written a review for this place a long, long time ago. We had a great meal here and enjoyed the food very much. The restaurant itself is tiny but the flavors are massive. We were lucky enough not to have to wait for a table. Order quick and then salivate as you’re waiting for your food and your senses are overwhelmed with other people’s delicious fare. Come hungry, leave happy without spending too much.

A little wrap spot in the LES. Not much seating, more of a quick take-​and-​go type spot. They do wraps and only wraps, however these aren’t your typical deli not quite as good as a sandwich wraps. These are gourmand. These are different. These are unique.
A few vegetarian options (maybe even a vegan one, but don’t hold me to it), as well as some delicious meaty ones. It’s a lot of food, so be hungry or you’ll be taking half home.
The fillings are all a little gourmet and unusual — think grilled shrimp wrapped in a chia seed dough stuffed with asparagus and bean spout slaw, which my dad enjoyed. I opted for the Once Bitten — grilled portobello wrapped in a fig dough with goat cheese, a bean sprout slaw, sweet potato chips and beets to name just some of the ingredients. Yeah, these wraps aren’t f%#^cking around.
They also serve up fries, tots and brussels sprouts on the side, which I didn’t eat, but they did look bangin’.
Definitely an unusual spot to take your old ass parents, but a solid spot for a quick (and cheapish, think $ 9) lunch or sustenance before or after hitting up the bars.

My wife had the Howling, I had the Beast. She thought it was one of the best sandwiches she ever had, a really unique combo of ingredients. The Beast comes on a unique turmeric wrap, and was exceptionally flavorful.
It was fun to watch them cook the wraps, on an upside-​down wok, almost like a tandoor oven. Gives them a really nice char.
The ambiance is pretty divey, but the swing seats were very clever.
For New York city we thought this was a good buy. The food was inventive, well-​prepared, flavorful, delivered quickly and reasonably priced.
This would be a great place to go after having had too much to drink…

After just coming back from San Francisco and having Ike’s Place, I was on a mission to find a good sandwich spot in NYC. I came across Wolfnights on Unilocal and decided to go with my boyfriend to try out their «sandwich» (well wraps to be exact) and I can say it did not disappoint. The awkward combination of raisins, plantain chips and shiitake mushrooms created a perfect blend with their grilled chicken. While this is one of the better sandwich spots in NYC, it failed to compare to Ike’s Place
I am not a fan of the wolf attack, I really do not know what the hype is about. The meat sauce was nothing special with their tater tots. But again, I do not like tater tots. Now thinking back, I don’t know why I ordered it.
I would come back to try their other sandwiches in the future but I’m on to the next one.

I was quite impressed by the quality of the wraps at Wolfnights. The place is small and cramped, but the good vibes and the very good food make up for it. I LOVE how they bake their pita fresh for each and every wrap. The pita’s seasoning is also customized to complement the filling (e.g., chicken, falafel), which was a plus. I ordered the Carnivores Delight — juicy meatballs, fried egg, grilled veggies, and a killer mustard horseradish sauce. The sharp sauce matched well with the meat and eggs, neither of which were overcooked — yum! My friend got the Brothers Grimm, which was notable for its wrap chestnut and chili dough and chicken that was NOT dry. (Harder to come by than you’d think.)
Also of note — the tater tots funny enough. Crispy, potato-​y bites that were even better with the Wolf Ketchup. (Think a Thousand Island chipotle mayo.) The food here looks and tastes fresh and healthy, and the only down side is the cramped eating space. Definitely a solid LES lunch or dinner.

Thought I’d reviewed this place already but I guess I forgot. Which makes more sense considering that the only times I’ve been here were after a long night of drinking.
Quirky sandwich shop with gourmet wraps that are so, so good. All of the wraps have names with wolf references, which is apropos to the shop’s theme. Small space, more of a place to take your wraps to-​go rather than eat inside. Unless you’re one of the fortunate few who manages to snag one of the swing seats!
All of the wraps have really unique ingredients and combinations. You’d be hard-​pressed to find one that doesn’t sound adventurous. The most recent time I came here, I went atypical (for me) and ordered the Brothers Grimm. Grilled chicken with pickled shitake mushrooms, raisins, pickles, plantain chips, and chipotle aioli in a chestnut and chili dough. Holy flavor overload! It was amazingly delicious. I tend to veer away towards grilled chicken, but this was excellent.
Also tried the Carnivore’s Delight and I actually thought it was even better than the Brothers Grimm. Grass is always greener, as they say.
Lines will get longer as it gets later into the night, but it’s worth the wait.

I’ve never had a wrap quite like this.
I was in the area scouting out apartments and stopped by to grab a quick dinner. They are busier with take-​out and delivery orders than they are with dine-​in orders, so you can be expected to wait. The whole operations is also extremely minimal, with only two guys working behind the counter to pump out all of the orders!
I got the Mowgli, and oh my word, healthy has never tasted so good. It’s one of the few vegetarian options that they have on their menu, and it is filled to the brim with veggies/​fruit that are prepared in interesting ways: pickled pineapples?! Bbq potato chips (yes, definitely vegetables)!! Charcoal grilled cauliflower… Yaknowwhatimsaying? The oriental basil (or was it the fennel seeds?) gives each bite an interesting Asian-​inspired flavor that I really enjoyed. Oh, and did I mention that they fresh press the dough to make the wrap? YUM!
I was famished, but half of the wrap was enough to fill me up for dinner, with plenty left over for a second meal. All for under $ 10!
The storefront is tiny, and the seating is kind of cramped (but there are quite a few seats along the bar and also a couple of small high top). There are some interesting hanging chairs facing the front windows — kind of like those ones you see in creepy horror movies with the girl in a white dress and long black hair hanging over her face. But I guess it fits with the werewolf theme pretty well… To be honest, it’s kind of creepy watching the empty chairs swinging along with the breeze…*shivers*
Credit card minimum is $ 9.50, so bring cash!

Located in the hustle and bustle of the lower east side, wolfnights provides and incredible Mediterranean take on wraps! They make everything to order and the ingredients they put in each wrap my sound slightly odd at first, but upon your first bite, you’ll know exactly why each ingredient belongs.
The dough they use for the wrap is soft and chewy and you can see them make it on this ball shaped oven contraption – it’s pretty dang cool and something to wonder about while you wits for your food.
I ended up getting the teen wolf ($ 7.30) and the steak fries ($ 3.95). The wrap was fantastic. The falafel combined with the pickled red onions and toasted sunflower seeds made for the perfect combination of sweet and savory – additionally, the texture provided enough diversity to keep me happy! The steak fries were also incredible paired with the wolf ketchup.
All-​in-​all, I highly recommend! They have great swinging chairs as well. My only qualm was that they seemed to forget about me and my food took a while to come out.

Flash back to the night of Saturday July 19^th, 2014: the first of many trips to Wolfnights with my partner in crime @alexleinroth (okay, I guess you can’t tag people on Unilocal.Note to Unilocal: that would be pretty neat if you would let me do that).
Since that night, I have been to Wolfnights approximately 6 times, but it also might be 15 — again I need to get better at this whole checking in when I’m in a unique state of mind. After a night down in the LES full of fratstars, pbrs, and DFMs, all I wanted in life was something quick, easy and delicious. We just happened to stumble upon a restaurant that looked unbelievably welcoming with its open windows and swinging chairs. We chose to walk in, and it was top 7 best decisions of July 2014 for sure. The next day, we actually could not remember the name of this amazing place, but went on to spend HOURS searching google maps until we finally figured it out.
I was immediately drawn to the pink moon. This features grilled shrimp, bean sprouts, asparagus, jalapeño, fried pickles and a wonderful coconut sauce all wrapped in a chia beet wrap. It is a little spicy, but definitely manageable (and I am not particularly enthused by spicy foods). This is definitely my go to at the spot. After my third visit here, I had THE BEAST, which is also delicious. It features steak, fried pasta, blue cheese and a spicy mayo. Also a WOW. They also have the «Wolf Attack Fries» which are delicious tater tots with cheese and a bit of a kick with some jalapenos. Clearly a great #summer2015 diet choice. #getitright #getittight
Also a side note — I have never in my life been asked out on a date from a stranger (aside from Hinge (ps. Hi Brian)) BUT back in January I actually went on a date with a boy I met here who was actually normal and not a rogue (Rogue: A wanderer; strays from the norm). So ladies — as much as you think that Hair of the Dog will wind up in a coffee date the next day, I’d like to note that Wolf Nights has a better record for me.
Another side note — Something that I have realized over the 6 – 17 visits I have made here is that you in fact do NOT need to eat the entire wrap. Splitting one of these bad boys is perfectly satisfying. Especially important for all you ladies out there getting ready for #beachseason2015 #getitladies

What the heck is this place? Gourmet wraps? Yes, please!
Was running to a dress rehearsal and realized I was starving. This place caught my eye. It’s not cheap but the wraps are gigantic and stuffed with delicious things.
The Howling was super tasty and did the job, though the dates and pumpkin seeds in the wrap dough just didn’t translate for me. Still satisfying, though, and a good quick meal option in the area.

Wolfnights is definitely one of those places to get a good lunch or evening munch. The place is tiny, but it’s s neat place. You can see your food being made especially your wraps. I like the swing seats they have there. There are only 3 swings, but someone beat us to the punch in getting those seats.
We ready ordered the Brother Grimm, Pink Moon, and the Wolf Attack.
The Brother Grimm is a grilled chicken wrapped in a chestnut & chili dough with pickled shiitake mushrooms, raisins, pickles, plantain chips, chipotle aioli.
This wrap was good. Had a good spicy flavor taste. Lots of chunks of chicken.
The Pink Moon is a grilled shrimp wrapped in a beet & chia seed dough with bean sprout slaw, charcoal grilled asparagus, pickled jalapeño, fried pickles, and coconut vanilla sauce.
This was the better wrap to me. It was sweet. felt refreshing with all the vegetables in it. Definitely a wrap I would get again.
The Wolf Attack. Tater tots topped with melted cheddar cheese, jalapeño, grilled onions, and meat sauce.
This was oh my goodness. Delish tater tots. Heart attack. Yes. but definitely worth getting. Love the cheesy gooeyness. The spicy goes well with it. The meat sauce is top so well with it. Yummy!
The wraps are messy because they put a lot in it. Looks more like a burrito. Definitely good wraps. All freshly made. I can eat the wolf attack for lunch and that’s it.
Good option to eat.

Sorte de kebab wrap avec pas mal de choix
J’ai testé l’angus wrap, c’était top