Dolce Wraps

The place to go for fast, inexpensive Middle Eastern Cuisine. They have some great home-​made sauces which they also sell on the side in containers. The garlic is my favorite which I add to my wrap which is usually a veggie wrap of spinach, onion, hummus, (and other veggies) and sometimes i treat myself to lamb or steak. I usually can eat half for lunch and half for dinner since it is so large. The wrap is huge and not filled with rice unless of course that is what you want. The spinach pies are excellent and fresh. I have never tried the desserts but they look very tempting. The place is clean and quick and the staff is very friendly and patient while your making up your mind, as the menu is huge. I would be surprised that someone could not find something there they would like even if middle eastern is not your favorite !! Delicious food. Parking not a problem and since it is located at Westgate shopping mall there is plenty of surrounding businesses that will peak your interest. They even have a little cozy couch area which would be great on a date.

One of my absolute favorite restaurants in the whole Cleveland area! It’s quick like fast food but delicious. You’ve got to try the hummus! Better than anywhere else I’ve ever had. Definitely get a wrap. Try the chicken. Actually try everything! Homemade baklava. Homemade ethnic desserts. Homemade pita. Capital L-​O-​V-​E it! I’ve actually told him several times their signature sauces need to be bottled and sold at grocery stores everywhere! They be billionaires.

I was in the neighborhood, running errands, during lunch and decided to stop here for the first time. The menu was posted overhead, lots of choices! The staff was super nice. I ordered the Vegetarian Sampler which consisted of hummus, baba ghanouj, tabouli, falafel and a side of pita. I am not a big fan of baba ghanouj, so I asked to substitute with an extra order of tabouli, which I love! I paid the cashier and proceeded to sit in the dining area. My food was hand delivered, just a few moments later. The hummus was cool and creamy, just like, I like it. The falafel was excellent, warm, crunchy and tasty. The tabouli was just ok, lots more mint, than I prefer, but was still a great accompaniment to my meal. I would absolutely return to Dolce. The wraps look fantastic!

The food, the service, the décor, the prices, the atmosphere… Truly all amazing! Definitely a place that needs to be tried out if you are in the area! I got the grilled chicken with the apricot sauce, and it was seriously soooooo amazing!

Falafel wrap was very good — made to order, and super fresh tomatoes and lettuce :) The fries were overcooked and didn’t taste quite right. Service was slow, but the place was very clean and inviting.

I am definitely updating my review to 5 stars after eating at Dolce Wraps several more times
since my first visit earlier this year. I think I must have been having a bad day or just not ordered my favorite dish the first time. I also hadn’t had the extras– the best part– hummus, baba, and tabouli. Their baba is some of the best I’ve ever tried. The hummus is excellent too.
As I said before, they have a large menu with excellent prices. Very very cheap for what you get. Everything I’ve had has been a pretty large serving. Their wraps are some of the biggest I’ve ever seen, not your typical wrap at all. After having several other entrees and sides, I regret saying that I wasn’t impressed with the quality of the food on my first visit. Everything here is cooked fresh and served hot. It has a very home-​made taste and everything has been fresh (including the tomatoes) each time I’ve been here.
Have to say also that the girls who prepare the food here are so nice. It’s the closest to Southern hospitality that I’ve seen in this area. They act like they enjoy making the food and making sure that you are pleased with it.
I have been recommending this place to my friends on the west side who enjoy ethnic/​Mediterranean foods.

The service is usually very friendly, the food is always amazing! I love the baba ganoush and aglio sauce with pita. Super yum!

Fantastically better! The staff is friendly, and the food was delicious. I will be returning!

They have decent food. I’ve had the Moroccan chicken plate and the hummus plate. I usually replace the rice with lentil and rice which is just 25 cents more. But overall the food is extremely salty! Everything from the lentil to the hummus and the chicken.
I originally started coming here thinking it was a healthy choice with lean meats and lentils but I think all the salt counterbalances that. I wish they had more flavors via spices rather than salt. I’ve had Aladdin’s lamb wrap once and it wasn’t as salty and had more flavor and overall felt lighter and fresher.

Good but not great. The portion size is generous and the price is reasonable. The food tastes okay, the baba ghanoush was mediocre. Nothing is bad, I’ve just had better. The people working there are nice and friendly.

I have been going to Dolce Wraps in Fairview Park for over a year now. I love Aladdin’s, but this place serves up some delicious food. I usually stick to the Middle Eastern/​Mediterranean food (meaning no french fries, corned beef wrap, or turkey gruyère wrap for example).
My faves are the chicken hummus plate, chicken Moroccan plate and falafel wrap. And it’s enough food that I usually end up splitting with someone. They serve a lot of the foods with an aglio dip, which is pretty potent (garlicky), but very tasty!
Every time I’ve gone there, service has been wonderful. Very friendly, able to answer questions or make suggestions. I’ve eaten in and ordered to go, and no issues either way. I would definitely recommend trying Dolce Wraps in Fairview Park!

I can’t help but write another amazing review for these girls. I eat here almost every week and the girls are so NICE! They’re fast, the food is amazing and the chicken. oh the chicken is so good. I brought my coworker in the other day and she couldn’t believe how good it was. Go here!

I feel like this place gets overlooked because it’s in a plaza but make sure you give it a chance! It is super tasty Mediterranean food! I’ve had the Moroccan chicken wrap, the corned beef wrap, and the falafel. My fiancé has had the lamb and loves it. Their wraps are huge and so delicious !
Would recommend this place to anyone!

Oh, Dolce Wraps. I was looking for a lunch place near my job in Westlake, and found Dolce Wraps on Unilocal.I’m so happy I did! I ended up coming here several times per week for lunch. The food is delicious– I love everything I tried. I generally switched between the Falafel Wrap with hummus and hot sauce, the Rotisserie Chicken Wrap with apricot chipotle sauce, and the Chicken Moroccan wrap which had a yummy whipped garlic sauce! Amazing! And these pita wraps are HUGE! Enough to last me 2 lunches, a really great deal for under $ 7.
The service is amazing, as well. The ladies behind the counter are super friendly and accommodating, as is the (assumed) owner who is often standing nearby. Although I was only in Cleveland for 3 months, I was quickly recognized as a «regular customer» which was really awesome. I wish I could take Dolce Wraps back home to Connecticut with me!

Some of my favorites: Falafel wrap with baba and hot sauce added to it, or the lamb wrap with mango curry sauce garlic and tahini.
Veggie heaven is a great appetizer to split between two people.

I absolutely love their vegan dishes especially the falafel wrap with baba on the side

I’ve been to Dolce Wraps a couple times now and I’d have to say they are a solid 3.5 stars: A-​Okay. I’d come here again for some «fast-​casual» Mediterranean/​Middle Eastern food (Don’t yell at me, I think the two are similar so I never know what term to use). Every time I come here I am greeted by this young lady who seems like a genuinely friendly person. She is knowledgeable about the menu and patient when you’re undecided about what to get. I don’t know her name, but she should be promoted because she knows what she’s doing and she does it well.
*Chicken Moroccan Wrap $ 6.45 — this is a pretty big wrap, comparable to/​if not bigger than Chipotle’s burritos. Inside was rotisserie chicken, rice, garlic aioli, salata (blend of tomatoes, onions, lemon oil oil, herbs, spices), sumac (ground dried berries), and sauteed onions. It was a little dry and bland, but I think with more salata and sauce it would be a tastier wrap that I would get again. The garlic aioli is pretty potent so don’t go kissing anyone soon after you eat this. It also comes as a plate, so no wrap but add a salad. I think I like the deconstructed version better.
*Veggie Heaven Sampler Plate $ 6.45 — hummus, baba ganoush, tabbouleh, 2 falafels, and pita bread. I think this is best eaten when you get a little baba ganoush and a little tabbouleh on your piece of pita. Or try dipping the falafel in the hummus (I’ve had better hummus elsewhere). I wouldn’t buy these things individually, but piled together they make a simple yet tasty party in your mouth.
Sicilian Eggplant Wrap $ 6.75 — eggplant, rice, mozzarella, red sauce, herbs, and salata. They were out of red sauce when I got this but that awesome worker I told you about earlier still made this wrap super tasty by grilling up the salata and adding that garlic aioli. (I highly suggest getting fries inside instead of rice, you’ll be fat but happy). I took one bite and couldn’t stop eating it.
Square of Baklava $ 3 — homemade and sweet, but way too much cinnamon or whatever spice they are using. Would not get again.
Crumb Cake slice $ 2? — The crumb topping is is actually the same thickness as the cake! A little dry so I’d suggest a glass of milk with it, but overall not bad.
Overall this place offers some decent food at an affordable price; check your mail for coupons!

I highly recommend this hidden jewel. We started with hummus which was creamy and smooth and better than Aladdin’s.
We tried a corned beef wrap which was good as you would find at any Eastside deli. Also, enjoyed stir fry which was a good size portion.
Atmosphere was comfortable, clean and the service was friendly. The prices were very reasonable as is self serve with table service of the main entrees.

Is this the best ever place? Nah. It’s pretty good, but I also rate it a ⁴⁄₅ due to the service and their ability to handle several people with specific requirements. A group 8 or 9 of us stopped in an hour before close. I used to work in food service, so I’m sure that wasn’t ideal. Even if they were groaning internally, the staff was all extremely pleasant and helpful. Only a few of us had ever been there, so the rest of us basically had no idea what sort of food they even offered. As I mentioned, a few people have particular allergies and I’ve seen waiters get a bit annoyed, but the staff was great about it (and even checked to make sure every item, including a sauce was gluten free for one of my best friends with a serious gluten allergy. For real, don’t cross contaminate her, it’s BAD NEWS).
I was pretty happy with the variety of items offered — it can sometimes be difficult to please all people in this group. I don’t think anyone had leftovers. I ended up with a Turkey Wrap, but switched out the sauces (sorry I don’t remember which one I ended up with). I wasn’t expecting anything life changing but it totally hit the spot and the sauces they have (which they let us all sample) are great. The hummus is wonderful — definitely order it if you stop in here. I still prefer Alladin’s hummus or my home made hummus, but this is better than most places (I like to mix in a bit of a hot sauce and some garlic sauce. But I feel you can almost never go wrong with garlic. I am shocked that I can still get people to make out with me).
The only thing that I wouldn’t ever order again was the falafel. It wasn’t bad at all, but it didn’t have as much flavor as I’m used to. The rice is really great. Next time I may get a side of it to go, so I have something tasty in my lunch. Regardless of what you end up with, it’s a pretty good value. You do get a good amount of food for what you pay. I’ve seen a certain member of our party put back as much food as 3 of us and then still have room, and one plate of their food worked for him.
We were there until close, but didn’t realize it because the staff was so chill. Once we realized it was closing time, the staff still wasn’t pushing us out (I’ll be honest, I have done this or at least made it abundantly clear that it is Closing Time Now). Instead, the staff chatted with us and said no rush. They did kind of make fun of us because it was a Saturday and we weren’t going out to party.

I’ve only recently gotten into falafel, honestly. It wasn’t my middle Eastern cup of tea, but these are just the best — watching them prepare and get them up in front of you just send to make them taste better.
I am very particular about my hummous, because my favorite little shop in Detroit does it so well. Dolce’s is a solid effort — super smooth and creamy, but missing a little something for my taste. Lemon? Salt? Not sure.
My chicken wrap was enormous and tasty, with the kind of garlic sauce I crave. I ordered a wrap, a small side of hummous and falafel, and this big guy took some of everything home.
Four stars for being cheap, tasty, generous, atmospheric, and friendly.