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WrapZone Restaurant

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4.4 Google Review
1829 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver, British Columbia, V7M 2J8, Canada
(604) 984-1838 wrapzone.com
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Mar 24, 2019
The food here is definitely Worth a try! Anytime I come here I am 100% satisfied with what I got. Food is always fresh and always good!

Mar 3, 2019
This place used to be really good...but now just average. Went in because of their Turkey wrap special and they had no Turkey. Why not take the Turkey sign down then? Microwave mashed potatoes in a wrap :(. Cranberry sauce tasted a bit stale. Drinks were super expensive, 2.80 for a juice and the combo was a bagged cookie like you buy in a gas station. I'll pass on this place in the future.

Mar 1, 2019
Delicious, as always! The different wrap sizes are great for different size appetites.

Jan 29, 2019
High prices. Food tastes bland which makes me think most of their ingredients are processed, but not sure. Smoothie prices are way too high. Side options arnt great. Atmosphere isnt great. Its rarely busy. No AC in the summer. Not great HVAC either. This restaurant and chain could do a lot better than its doing, especially considering its location on Lonsdale.

Feb 20, 2019
Fast friendĺy staff loved the greek wrap Bit on the high end for price for me but I would go again

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Mon:11 am - 8 pm
Tue:11 am - 8 pm
Wed:11 am - 8 pm
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Sat:11 am - 8 pm