Great Wraps Chicago Premium - Aurora

I only gave a star because it wouldn't let me post without it. Eat some where else. They are expensive and the food is not good. I got a gyro and it was terrible. The sauce was the worst I've ever tasted. Save your money and don't eat there.

The food came out in 1 min. I was very suspicious about this. But I still eat it the in side was a little cold but I still eat it was really hungry. Then like 4 hour later I throw up every thing that was in my stomach and get food poisoning. So I would not get this again.

I'm not big on fast food but I saw they had wraps and chicken tenders for my son. So I ordered a wrap and this thing was huge and delicious! My son is picky about his tenders and this place certainly did not disappoint. Cooked just right and very meaty and not too greasy. The wrap was way too big for me but very delicious. From the picture I thought it would be much smaller. Definitely coming here to eat next time I come back

My favorite place to eat at Chicago Premium Outlet.....

I'll try to be real brief here, since dining area is shared with few other food places, what I can rate here is service, food and pricing.There are plently of employees, so you don't wait much. Overall, they were nice and friendly, and I haven't seen them messing around or doing something weird at all times. That's a plus.As to the food, I guess that's a great choice of cuisine to add among common food court stuff like italian, philly steaks and chinese. And a decent selection of ingredients as well, you can fully customize your wrap or bowl.I got the falafil wrap on tomato basil tortilla, and it was super good, however, the structure did not go well. Hummus made tortilla bottom soggy, it broke a bit and insides started falling off... Either another tortilla bread needed, or a different way to wrap.Fries were freshly made right for me, golden and crispy.The only thing I didn't get is pricing, for a combo of falafil wrap, fries and lemonade I paid $15, which is out of this world. Ok well, they may say all of their neighbors are in the same price range which is true; however mall food court food (even if its decent) should not cost 1,5 half times much of a regular meal same price elsewhere. That may be a landlords' problem skyrocketing these people rent or what else is causing this idk.That's not much difference, when you goto this specifil mall once in a year, but I've visited so many other places that deserve those extra $5 instead. A star down for pricing.