I’m debating whether or not I should leave some feedback at their Contact Us Page.  You be the judge.

Obviously you can see the buffalo wrap was dripping with sauce in the picture.  How could I resist this advertising?  Let me blow that picture up for you:

Seriously, doesn’t that wrap look freaking amazing?  Being swayed by the impressive picture and marketing, I ordered a Buffalo Chicken Wrap.

Listen: I eat a ton of Buffalo Chicken Wraps.  Perhaps too many, because apparently my standards seem to be high.  But I enjoy these wraps so much, that quality is almost never an issue.  Hell, I even liked the McDonald’s Buffalo Snack Wrap.  But I do prefer to have a lot of sauce on my wraps; the hotter the better, right?  So I asked the person at the register to make sure there was a lot of sauce on the wrap.  I do this all of the time, and have never been charged for this request, but at Great Wrap I was charged 75 cents!  I am happy to pay for extra sauce, but 75 cents is a ridiculous price especially considering that the wrap already cost almost 8 dollars.  A quarter would have been fine, but 75 cents?  I think not.

To make matters worse, when I finally got my wrap it had almost no sauce on it.  I paid almost a dollar to have extra sauce, and I got none.  Unacceptable.  No ranch, no buffalo sauce, scant lettuce and cheese, the wrap was a disaster.  The chicken wasn’t even hot.  I’m just looking at me receipt right now, which I kept so I could remember what place I went to, and I wrote down what I thought their recipe for their fries was:

Stale + Terrible = Fries.

I know that doesn’t make any sense but it sums up the situation.

I just don’t get it.  I routinely make a better Buffalo Chicken Wrap at home, in less time for less money.  I mean it is not hard to make me happy; I’ll eat almost anything on a wrap so long as its smothered in buffalo sauce.  Simply put I was not satisfied.

Wow I had no idea they had these here in DC:

But I ate at the location at the Atlanta Airport:

So faced with this type of situation what should I do?  I might just go to one of the stores here in DC to see if the restaurant can redeem itself.  That could be fun I guess.  I’m leaning toward leaving some feedback, but now that I’ve written about it seems less important.  Maybe I should just leave them a link to this post?

Oh and remember that Chinese food?  My wife got it, and it was amazingly delicious.

I made my self two delicious buffalo wraps when I got home.  I should just pay myself $9.24 every time I do that.  At least I deserve it.