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10 dollar wraps on Wednesdays!
Sydney K.

One of the owners took my order today, he was very kind and patient even though I was very indecisive lol. The Soujok wrap was PHENOMENAL, wow the flavor and crispiness was so yummy. Best wrap I've ever had and it will definitely be my go-to for now on. The inside is always clean and inviting, great spot for lunch. Make sure to go one Wednesday -it's 10 bucks for ANY of the smaller sized wraps! Make sure to try the mulberry juice -I get it every time and it's so perfectly tart and sweet. The homemade sauces all slap too!

Kafta wrap
Samar R.

I first tried The Wrapper when they were in Wynwood about 3 years ago as a pop up alongside many other vendors that day. That day, the chicken and toom (garlic) wrap was excellent. The entire owners+ family were working the grill and preparing the food, full of energy and smiles. Fast forward to today, Jan 2026, I finally got to visit their restaurant in Miami Beach. Soon as you walk in, that Lebanese hospitality and welcoming was not there. As I'm ordering, I realized some of the wraps contain cole slaw!! This is not a Lebanese ingredient at all. I was disappointed to know this was part of the ingredients in the wrap and had requested that it not be included in my wrap. I came with my family so we ordered different wraps from the menu. The chicken wrap was ok. The chicken pieces (shape , thickness) have definitely changed from how I first ordered them years ago. It wasn't the same but wasn't too bad. The kafta wrap came very soggy but the meat flavor and seasoning was good. The most disappointing item we ordered was the falafel wrap. I have no idea what was used, it seemed a lot like bulgur because it was so coarse, thick, and crumbly, but that was definitely not a Lebanese falafel!! So so disappointing. Unfortunately, we won't be returning. Not sure if the owners are the same but it definitely felt different and the wraps weren't like how they were when we first tried them in Wynwood. It's a casual quick food spot near Dennys.

New Arrival - platters
Iris H.

We stopped by The Wrapper with a group of five family members to try some Middle Eastern food. I went for the new special, the falafel platter. The falafel was excellent--freshly made, crunchy on the outside, and flavorful inside. Honestly, some of the best I've had. That said, it wasn't served with tahini, so I had to ask. Turns out the yellow squeeze bottle on the table (that looked like mustard) was the tahini. Unfortunately, it was disappointing--thin, runny, and missing that tangy lemon kick. The white squeezing bottle (which I thought was mayo) had a garlic sauce, and that ended up being a much better pairing. The tabbouleh was a standout: super fresh parsley, crisp, juicy, and refreshing. The hummus was just okay--it could have been creamier and needed a bit more lemon for balance. The pita bread was my biggest letdown. It was flat and a little dry instead of fluffy and warm. Fresh pita usually puffs up in the oven, but this one felt like it skipped that step. Overall, the food is reasonably priced and there were some highlights (falafel + tabbouleh). I'd come back if I'm in the area, though not necessarily make a special trip. One relative had the Lebanese burger, but honestly, it didn't seem much different from a regular burger.

Deniece W.

The Wrapper is a great food option if you're in North Beach. Great flavors and friendly service. The soujok wrap with a side of fries is my favorite. Their sauces are out of this world good too.

Mar K.

One of our absolute favorite places in Miami! We fell in love with their food back at the Gateway Market and followed them to their location now in Miami Beach! Not only is the food delicious but the costumer service is always fantastic, they always greet you with a smile. Our usual order is the chicken wrap and the steak bowl, with extra garlic sauce on the side because it's delicious. We love that the fries are inside the wraps, it makes it that much better!

Chicken Wrap
Zohabe B.

The Wrapper is one of the most iconic halal restaurants on North Beach. Just a 1 min walk off the beach, the location is prime. The chicken wrap was solid with fresh veggies, juicy chicken, and good sauces. The garlic sauce on the side was really good as well and eating the shawarma on the beach can't be beat.

Nora A.

A little hidden gem in Miami Beach. Who doesn't love Lebanese food? I went this past weekend to The Wrapper Miami and absolutely loved it. I went with 10 other people and we got our food relatively quick. Service? Excellent, as soon as I walked in I was greeted and someone took my order. I got the chicken wrap and I was afraid because I'm not the biggest fan of chicken but it tasted so good and the wrap was full of flavors that I didn't need to add anything additional. There is a parking lot in the back street that you have to pay for but at least you don't have to parallel park (which I avoid since I'm not good at it). They have 2 sizes for the wraps, 8 inches and 11 inches. Of course I got the 11 inches and I was full by the time I finished it so definitely get that size if you have a good appetite. The 8 inches for most is $13 and for the 11 inches it's $16. I feel like this is one of those places where no matter what you order you can't go wrong. I'd like to come back and enjoy some of the other wraps. I recommend if you're looking for tasty and fast Lebanese food. Yallah Habibi come The Wrapper Miami.

The food was absolutely terrible. I ordered one of their wraps, and it tasted like cardboard. Completely bland no seasoning, no flavor, nothing fresh. It was just a sad pile of ingredients shoved into a dry wrap. Whatever sauce they claimed to use was either missing or so watered down that it made zero impact. The texture was awful too. Whoever is in charge of the kitchen clearly doesn't care about quality. It felt like they were cutting every corner possible, cheap ingredients, zero attention to balance or flavor, and no sense of pride in what they're serving. Absolutely nothing about The Wrapper Miami was worth it. I feel ripped off and completely disappointed. There are to many good food spots in Miami to waste your money on this disaster.

Great job on the food, Great talent on these wraps.  .muy ricoooooo todo. Gracias
Jose S.

Food exelente i order the steak was great , service super , ambient casual , you can see them cooking.

First time here and excited!
Michael S.

Delicious shawarma / wraps directly from Lebanon! Jimmy, one of the owners, was super nice to tell us about his journey from his home country, passing through Venezuela and ending up in Miami Beach opening a shawarma place. The spot is close to the beach, very casual and excellent to grab a bite at anytime. They have an 8in and 11in options in their wraps, don't even think about it and get the bigger option!

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marc j.

If you were jogging by this place you would pass it without much fanfare. The tiny open sign does not scream "come in and take a bit" , so reluctantly I entered. I went with a safe standard, a chicken wrap and boy was I in for a treat. When the wrap arrived to my clean and simple rectangle of a table, I immediately said to myself, this thing is going to be insane. Two bites in, and I was hooked. the wrap was filled with well thought out ingredients that tantalized my taste buds with utter delight. The homemade lemonade added the necessary refreshment to wash it all down. I would highly recommend visiting the Wrapper Miami. I guarantee you that wraps will never be the same again.

Kafta wrap, Falafel wrap, fries, mulberry juice, rosewater

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Excellent wraps and fries. Cool vibe. Quick service. The owners are welcoming. We will be back.

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Read the reviews. Had to go. Wasn't disappointed. Simple menu. Great food. Friendly service. Fantastic. Highly recommend.

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amazing really got me hooked ! fast food does not have to be bad, give them a try ! Been coming once a week and really enjoy it.

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The staff was extremely kind and the food was excellent. I would highly recommend it to everyone. Give it a try!!

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Just meh. Nothing special, usually comes too dry. Also not sure why they put fries inside, not authentic

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Another incredible experience at Kaboji. The service is, as always, attentive and truly above and…read morebeyond, and the food never disappoints. Because we had a large group, we ordered two veggie mezzas for the table. They come with grape leaves, baba ghannouj, and hummus, which makes them perfect for sharing. And the unlimited pita bread is always a win. The salad, so refreshing. The Lebanese cheese rolls are also amazing. Some of us switched it up and tried the spicy fish, sautéed shrimp, and the mixed shawarma platter. No regrets. The fish was so flavorful and the perfect size. LollllpThe rest of us stuck to the kabobs and lamb, which are consistently a safe bet. The space is great too. The huge windows give you beautiful lighting, and they have seating for large parties that still feels more private. We'll definitely be back.

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