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You don't have to go on a full moon to eat at Wolfnights |
Bare with me as I'm slowly playing catch up with posts. But if you are absolutely ravenous for a food review, you should check out
Wolfnights.
Wolfnights is a Lower East Side shop that specialize in wraps appropriately themed after wolf-related tales and references. The shop is easy to spot with a giant wolf's eye for a sign and sandwiches equally named "Teen Wolf", "Brother's Grimm", "The Howling", "Little Red Riding", "Once Bitten" "Carnivores Delight", "Pink Moon," and "Underworld." Sadly no Ginger Snaps Back.
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Fully functional swings |
What had initially attracted me was the porch swing seating. However I decided against it since I could never swing and eat at the same time.
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The Howling. |
I decided to go with "The Howling" and my husband with the "Little Red Riding." Being such a small eatery everything is made fresh and I got to watch my food being made in front of me. "The Howling" was a wrap consisting of grilled chicken, fried pickle, feta, melon, drizzled in mint & yogurt sauce. The actual size is more of a burrito than wrap. But everything was good, juicy and cooked rather nicely.
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"Little Red Riding" |
"Little Red Riding" was another monstrosity altogether. It is listed as "egg & zurita cheese in a crispy fried white dough." Both of us weren't quite sure what we were expecting when it said "fried white dough." Perhaps a taco-like texture. When in fact it was literally a deep-fried wrap that oozed cheese and egg.
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Sweet Potato Fries. |
We also had sweet potato fries which were typical fries. But Wolfnights also had a "Wolf Attack:" tater tots topped with melted American cheese, jalapeno, grilled onions and special sauce. Sounds intriguing but not for a someone who's married to a vegetarian.
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First wrap of the day. |
Speaking of vegetarians, they are able to mix and match doughs if you realized the wrap you wanted uses a fig dough instead of something more veg-friendly. Wraps ranged from $6 - $9 and adding fries and drink could amount to $15. At least $20 if you plan on finishing off the meal with some Wolf Chips (cinnamon chips with honey, nuts, and ice cream).
Wolfnights
99 Rivington Street
New York, NY 10002
646-699-8070
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