absolutely adorable little spot, gives comfortable casual dining vibe. I recommend the double…read moreburger, fried chicken salad and the wings. Husband and wife business commuting to Sc from Chattanooga Tn. Wishing you much succes. Folks stop by

From the owner: Fresh. Bold. Never Frozen. Columbia's go-to spot for wings, burgers, tenders, and wraps packed with…read moreflavor.

See, here's the thing: I am on a regimen, this summer. A watching-what-I-eat,…read morerunning-every-morning regimen. It has some benefits; namely, the twenty pounds I've shed. It does, however, make it a lot harder to eat out when running errands . For example, earlier this week, I had just gone to the eye doctor at the Carolina Place Lenscrafters, and I was milling around the mall, waiting for my new glasses to be ready within the promised hour. It was lunch time, but healthy food court options seem limited. I finally settled on Great Wraps. They had quite the line going, and they smelled good, so I figured they must be good. My figuring turned out to be correct. I had a hummus veggie wrap in a spinach tortilla, and while it wasn't the best thing I've ever eaten, its quality actually surprised me. The hummus was smooth and garlicy and the vegetables were fresh and crisp. It was affordable, too: you can get a combo for somewhere between seven and eight dollars. If you're in Carolina Place, you should give Great Wraps a try.

The food was ok. I got the California Turkey. It was a little runny. My gripe was with the guy who…read morechecked me out. All I ordered was a wrap, it was in the bag yet he proceeded to hook his friend, who was awkwardly hanging around, with some friends. I had to wait for him to simply swipe my card. I didn't have the best first impression...but I was hungry.

What a GEM! This place is amazing. You can't find prices like this anymore. Especially for how…read moregreat the food is. And the ambiance is so cool. Service is southern hospitality at its best. Drive the extra 0.7 miles off the highway. Soooo worth it!!

Called in a pick up order during a road trip and this place was great!!! Fresh food, great prices,…read morefast for lunch (pretty packed), and clean restroom. Plenty of woods area to walk dogs. So much charm. 10 out of 10

Dasani Water Zapp's Flavored Chips Gold Peak Sweet Tea Chicken Salad with Crackers Bring The Noise…read morei have to say I am greatly impressed by this place.I've heard about it many times but I haven't had a chance to actually try it out. The sandwich I tried was called, bring the Bring The Noise and I have to the chickensI didn't get a lot of stuff on there.That a lot of people would have gone on there.But I enjoyed that it had the maple turkey on there too.My first time trying something like that.I loved it especially with the pickles, onions and sauce on it. The Chicken Salad with Crackers was amazing.I loved every bit of it. I loved the flavored Zapp's Flavored Chips the Gold Peak Sweet Tea and I had an extra drink to go with it. I enjoyed every bit of it and I would definitely order again. If you haven't tried this place out, I encourage you to give it a try.You won't be disappointed.

The food is very fresh! I've had several sandwiches from here and they never disappoint! You can…read morechange the bread on any sandwich if you like. Their service is fast. The restaurant is bright and inviting. The orzo rice and the pasta salad is so good. Each meal is served with a brownie that is fresh and moist, a drink and pickle. You've got to try their cakes! The pound cake Yum!

Food is great every time we go there, great gyros, burgers and sides…read more A fantastic restaurant.

I visited the Gyromania Grill at 2558 Main Street in Elgin…read morefor lunch today (First Time) and I was totally enthralled & impressed with the restaurant, the food, and the staff. Having moved down to South Carolina six years ago, & given the hyper local establishments nearby my home that offer something I can only say somewhat passes for a gyro sandwich, Gyromania Grill far exceeded my expectations, and passion for an Authentic gyro, the kind I recall from up in New York yonder. From the moment I walked into the restaurant, and was greeted by Sheila, to receiving my Hummus appetizer with pita bread triangles, to receiving my Gyro pita sandwich, I couldn't believe how authentically tasty & delicious the food was. The food is prepared fresh on the spot, nothing laying around in heating hampers, from the french fries that are cut fresh daily, and fried when ordered, to the veggies that garnish the Gyro, to the freshly prepared tzatziki, my taste buds exploded with excitement at how delicious everything tasted. Honestly, I never expected to have that sensation of a well prepared Gyro the likes of what I recalled from NY, down here in S.C. but alas, I found *THE* spot for authentic, Great tasting Greek food. The restaurant itself is bright, open, VERY CLEAN! (I mean, Extreme Clean!) You can tell the employees take pride in presenting the establishment and the food they serve in the spotlight. Watching the staff behind the counter prepare the food, I noted how friendly and happy everyone was, no "fanny frowner /why am I here" faces, and compared to oh so many other food establishments I've been to, that impressed me a lot. I originally was going to order the lemon potatoes with my gyro, but they weren't prepared when I ordered, yet once they were, Sheila and her assistant surprised me by bringing by a little sample for me to taste, so next time I come in, I will absolutely enjoy them with my order, but the greek seasoned fries that came with my Gyro were trey`delicious just the same! The restaurant atmosphere is nice, I got there right before the lunch crowd, so it wasn't too crowded, I'm told sometimes the place can get really packed (no doubt, people enjoy eating delicious & tasty food, & Gyromania Grill delivers that!) The portions are decent, the prices very reasonable, the staff is friendly, and even if you have to drive a little out of the way to get there (as I did) it's well worth the effort. I Absolutely WILL BE Returning again in the very near future, and look forward to sharing the Gyromania Grill experience with folks I know will appreciate how authentic and well prepared this food is. ***** 5-STARS ***** For Cleanliness, Quality, Service & Value! Put Gyromania on your bucket list of places to visit for a great meal! You won't regret it. `JT

I've been here so many times and every time with 100% terrific…read more For some reason, I always forget to leave a review every time it's complete five out of five stars I always recommend getting the chicken bacon ranch wrap. It is extremely delicious. Always hot with a side of sweet potato fries. The staff is extremely friendly every single time I go in there and the owner is always saying hello with a smile on her face. The café is always clean always pristine never any issues with any of the food. You can rely on getting a good experience every time you go to Clean Eatz in Greenville. The other picture is a medium size bowl that I created also which has a gluten-free breaded, chicken, corn and black beans, asparagus, and a buffalo sauce side five out of five stars for that also

It's 2024 and I'm back at it! Great meal prep for busy bees or those that just hate cooking lunch…read more Honestly it saves us money doing this because we end up spending way more eating out. These are healthy and delicious! In addition, I'm super pumped that they have some satellite pickups, one being literally less than a mile away from my house!

I forgot to take a picture, but I got a quinoa and kale base with shrimp and extra salmon (3/5)…read more The main protein is a lot; the 8ozs they claim is legit! However, the shrimp and salmon were quite bland. Also, they gave me a rice base instead of the quinoa and kale one, and there was barely any of it or the toppings. It was a sad bowl but had a ton of protein and dressing, which made it better. However, my partner liked their salmon wrap (4/5), so maybe the bowls just aren't good. On the way out, I grabbed some of their dark chocolate fudge, which was really good (5/5); it's just dark chocolate chips, peanut butter, and some honey, so it's not too unhealthy. Besides giving me the wrong base, the service was incredibly slow (about 20 minutes or so when we were the only order); they might have had to make the proteins, but that still doesn't explain the entire wait, especially for a fast casual place (2/5). The interior is clean (4/5).

Love this place. Perfect for right after the gym. It's fast food without fast food guilt. They have…read morea macro binder so you can see exactly how much you're getting and the break down. Their flatbreads and wraps are all great. I love the variety of the frozen meals that they have in the freezers and they are all good. Haven't tried a bad one yet

First thing you notice when walking in is that the smell is not...good. I have been here a few…read moretimes and it was always just ok. Today I had a salad with kale and the stems were chopped up in the lettuce...it made it inedible. Expensive for what you get, today ruined it for me. And the parking lot is no good.

I work just down the road from the Verde location in Park Circle on Mixson Ave. The freshest,…read morehealthiest, most surprisingly bold salads you could imagine... perfect for lunch. Highly recommend the Market Salad with chicken! And if you are a student at/work at School of the Arts or Academic Magnet Schools, let them know and you will get a discount for lunch orders (bring your ID to pick up).

When most people think Sunday brunch, they think of their local meat-and-three, or in the case of…read morethose from Greer, meat-and-four. However, I have found our family to be that of unconventional thinkers, so instead of finding a typical after-church dining locale, we went to the pinnacle of consumerism and capitalism--Haywood Mall. Mrs. W. and I had agreed that finding a place for Baby W. to play before or after eating was important, which also was a factor in where to go after learning about our friend and savior, Jesus Christ. The mall recently renovated its play place to include flashing lights, metal slides, and apparently, almost all of Greenville's population under 2. I had heard of Great Wraps and by that I mean I had briefly seen the sign above their food court booth on my way to the amply-hidden restrooms in the back corner of the food court, but I felt today was the day I would try their cuisine. After snapping Baby W.'s chair to a sturdy table, and after Mrs. W. returned with a plate of Thai food she paid $1.50 too much for (her words), I eagerly sprinted to the Great Wraps booth to give it a try. Great Wraps offers a large variety of wraps, although I wouldn't say their variety is great. Chicken something, chicken something else, and more chicken something. But then, there it was ... falafel hummus wrap. My love of falafel goes back to the Bush administration, enjoying those savory balls of chickpeas at the Pita House while avoiding returning to my paying job. I don't know what else is in falafel, but I can only assume it's addictive because I've always wanted more, but I am too lazy to use Google to learn to make my own. The falafel at Great Wraps is neither spherical nor likely fresh, but it is fried, which meets one of the requirements for it being falafel. During the construction of my wrap, I was asked by the helpful young chap who appeared to be knowledgable about wrap construction if I wanted my wrap "spicy." I've had some questionable experiences with spicy food (looking at you Dragon Den), but felt brave and ready to make the attempt again, so I let the young man know I would take him up on his generous offer to enhance my flavor journey. Several other identifiable ingredients later, my wrap was completed and distributed to me for immediate consumption. I added a little of the available shaker spices to my wrap for extra danger and begun consumption. I was pleased with the result. I let Mrs. W. know next time we ate post-religious ceremony Sunday lunch at our local indoor shopping center, I would likely give Great Wraps additional business. Her immediate response of, "OK," brought forth confidence I've not seen since the prior day when I committed to "spicy" over "non-spicy" at the local Dragon Den.

If you have nit tried Great Wraps then you need to try it, especially if you want something…read moredifferent. The Baja Bowl has rice, lettuce, you build your own with choices such as salsa, black beans, tomatoes etc. You also have choices of sauces that taste delicious. The Great Wraps team are very nice offering friendly customer service everyday.

Definitely a 5 for the area it is in... those of us from central NC who make routine trips to our…read morelovely beaches are constantly looking for a different place to stop and have lunch that is around the midpoint of the drive, and not Smithfield's or Chick-Fil-A in Laurinburg. That is legitimately the simple truth of it all. There is not much along the route in general, and really your options for a food stop are limited to what you can find in the Rockingham or Laurinburg area. Getting something that is not fast food, takes a little bit of advanced planning and a significant roll of the dice. Thankfully we have Yelp to guide us. I found this simple lunch spot on the app before leaving Greensboro, and plugging it into our GPS, it simply required us taking one of the "old" routes through Rockingham and Hamlet. These days there is a highway bypass that totally avoids the traffic lights that cause delays in that area. We decided it was worth a 10 minute detour to get something else, and we chose Caleb's. A little hole in and old shopping center near the Wal-Mart. Honestly, wouldn't have it any other way. If a place can focus on the food and do it well, I don't need ambience. We started with some of their collard green egg rolls, and I like this choice for the menu. It's really not difficult to make an egg roll, and that crispy shell is one of life's most simple pleasures. The greens on the inside were tender and tasty, and we both enjoyed the sweet chili sauce dip. For lunch I went with their steak philly on texas toast with home chips. Given the price of the sandwich, I was happy with the size and the flavor, it was just enough to satiate me. The chips were nice and crispy, but both of us agreed they were exceptionally over-salted. The ranch dip helped (as did the remnants of the sweet chili sauce), but otherwise, it would have been too much salt. Price was very affordable, in reach for any local, and somewhat cheap by today's standard for those of us from out of town. Definitely a five star experience for what it is, where it is, and our time there. We'd stop on a future trip!

The atmosphere here is great and the food is wonderful. Always love the variety of options and the…read morefood is always fresh and great.