Ordered the Lentil soup and Falafel plate. The salad and falafels were fresh. The soup was hot and fresh as well. Great staff and Christmas movies to boot. Perfect late night winter experience. read more

Prices are a little ridiculous - $9.50 for a gyro, but I suppose SF is a little ridiculous overall these days. I went around 6:30pm on a Sunday night and the place was entirely empty. The gyro was okay - well spiced meat and solid portion. I'd probably come back but it would have to be very late, and I would have to be a little more inebriated... read more

Wow! So delicious! Huge portion! I was afraid this would be a chain restaurant. It's not. He will make whatever you want on a wrap. read more

Usually this place is great! But the last three times I've ordered from here and taken away- they have given me the wrong order or messed up my order- I recommend to start double checking your order before you leave read more

This place has great food, it's open late (3 am), including during the workweek, the people who work there are all cool, and the owner is even cooler. Super awesome little spot for great food whenever you need it and are in the vicinity. Oh, and great cookies, too. read more

If I could give six stars, then I definitely would - but I think I'm a little biased... I try to stop by and see Reza at least twice a week or more, if for nothing more than to say hello. He's such a great guy, and gives me free cookies all the time (but don't tell him I said so). The cookies are simply delish, and there's a good range of other food fare, ranging from baklava to caesar salad, gyros to ... well, you get the idea. Michelle, the chef/cook, is also amazing - she's the boisterous woman in the back with a fro and the amazing green eyes. Be nice to her, and you've definitely got an in. They also have coffee, which I've tried a few times - their mocha is pretty good, though I doubt it'd pull you Starfucks loons away from your addiction. Give it a try, though, you never know. So in short, drop by California Golden Cookies: you'll get good eats, good conversation, and maybe even a friend :) read more

I will never step foot in or around this restaurant.. we are here today and the lady behind the counter was not only rude but had no customer service skills. After they "microwaved" our wraps she comes out with a bland tortilla that was not completely wrapped so all the vegetables and the little amount of meat fell out. When I approached the lady she said too bad and as I continued to eat I noticed the little meat that they offered inside was undercooked and it was like chewing rubber. I would avoid this place as my wife still has stomach pains from this place. The wraps are over priced and there are way too many choices including chipotles that is a better bet and quality. They got me for over $65 for 5 undercooked wraps. read more

These people are rock stars! I came in here needing some help, they went above and beyond and their food was out do this world. If you're in the area make sure to check it out. What an amazing place. Food is A1 !! read more

Great gyro. Great soup. Great service!!!(and I'm here at midnight) A great late night option. Did I mention how great this place is? My phones at 1% And I just want to contribute to the praise for this place because it deserves it. I'm trying to finish this before my phone dies. read more

Get a wrap and only a wrap. Everything else on this menu is disgusting. We ordered the chicken breast meal. And, oh my lawd...the chicken was drier then the Sahara desert! Seriously, no taste and it looked like she grabbed it out the microwave. This is located in the heart of the financial district so I know damn well rent must be an arm and a leg! Geez, if I'm gna pay $13-15 for chicken at least give the people something satisfying. Two thumbs down -this place sucks! read more

Family of five in town from Los Angeles. We needed some quick food delivered. SF wraps were here within 15 minutes of my order. Thank you!! Oh and the falafel and beef wraps were delicious. read more

They serve microwaved falafel. Restaurant is expected to serve fresh food. Looked like Gordon Ramsey kitchen nightmares !!

I love a good gyro and this is the place the fries were not my style, but hey who gets it right all the time. I was pleasantly surprised to learn is a Mediterranean specialty restaurant. rather than just gyros when i come back to SF i will be revisiting Sf wraps.. read more

Not the place to get falafel. I got falafel platter. Falafel tastes of baking soda and they warm up the falafel that are prefried. It was disgusting. The hummus has no taste and baba is worse. I threw the food instead of eating it. read more

SF Wraps - Mediterranean Near Me - San Francisco, California

I dunno what just happened. I was out walking around Downtown with my friend during lunch, and all of a sudden I was overcome with this wave of melancholy. I didn't want to go back to work, and I certainly didn't want to have to face anymore people that I don't want to talk to. Did I get up on the wrong side of the bed? Was I suddenly riding some manly and invisible crimson wave? *sigh* I needed a cookie. Luckily, at about this time, I was just walking by Calfornia Golden Cookies and remembered hearing from a friend that they have some very good cookies. Well, if ever a desperate time called for desperate measures, this was one of them. The first thing I did when I entered was to check out their samples. The lady behind the counter (who was very friendly) named them off, and I decided to try to Coconut Macadamia one because I love coconuts. It was alright...I think if the sample had consisted of more than one bite, I would've liked it more. Then, I perused the cookies they had on display and my eyes quickly landed on the Mint Chocolate Chip Cookie. Trust me, there is nothing I like to see more than the words "mint," "chocolate," and "chip" put together. The best thing about this cookie was that when I broke it apart to eat, it neither crumbled nor slowly broke apart. The cookie was able to stay in tact while I ripped off section after section. This allowed it to remain chewy and not too soft, which is good because I don't like really soft and gooey cookies, and really hard cookies make me sad. Anyways, the chips stayed on just the right side of sweet, which can be difficult when using mint chocolate chips. Still though, as much as I like MCC, there was something missing. I think I would have liked it a little bit better (and perhaps given it 5 stars) if the cookie dough were a little more baked through. Still though, it's hard to be picky about something that is able to turn your sour mood around. read more

DAMNIT, I ONLY GOT THEIR GYRO BUT NO COOKIE. Stupid diet. Take-Aways: - There was only one person there, but he was personable, did the cashiering AND the making of the Gyro. This may concern me when it gets busy around noon time (it's downtown obviously). - The cookies looked yummy...sad face. read more

If you just want cookies, this place is a strong 5. However, if you're looking for lunch, I stick it in 3-land. The cookies are amazing -- really, I'm not exaggerating. But if you're looking for lunch, the gyros/shawarma at CGC are good but probably not worthy of an epic poem (although Ulysses would definitely eat one of their semi-sweet chocolate chip cookies!). read more

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SMALL BUSINESS!!! These cookies are awesome, seriously. Need your sugar fix? Stop on in and get one. I had the Snickerdoodle (labeled "Cinnamon Sugar") today, awesome, I'm completely satisfied with my cookie experience. Also the owner is a really nice guy with an honest smile, he'll get you your cookie! read more

Jonesin' for both Mediterranean food and good ol' homemade cookies? CGC is your spot. Me? I was just craving cookies. Slim picking at 6pm on a Friday night despite the place being open til 2:30am. I decided on a semi sweet chocolate walnut and a coconut macadamia, paid my $3.50, and was on my doubtful way. Really, how good could cookies from a place that also sells gyros, shwarmas, and hummus be? Well, pretty darn good apparently. No false advertising at CGC - you get what you order. Chunky and chewy cookies with no skimping on the chocolate chips, walnuts, coconut, or macadamia. Moral of the story? Don't judge a book by its cover, or in this case, a cookie by the rest of the menu options. Lesson duly learned. read more

Just came back from this place... I was on my way home from the bank and thought to go to working girls... however I wanted to try something new, I kinda wish I hadn't now.. I stopped in and the two guys were sitting eating dinner and asked what I'd like. I just got a chicken wrap since I wasn't feeling anything else. I sat down and waited for my food and the other guy talked to me for a bit and played with my puppy. Five minutes later the man comes out and hands me this wrap - it looked good, but tasted rather plain? Kinda disappointed.. I'll come back in and try something different next time, but for $7.55 for a basic chicken wrap seems a bit over the top for me. Maybe I'm just being a cheap ass. read more

You know how when you take an exam, you get 1 point for simply writing your name on the paper? That's how I feel about SF Wraps. The establishment exists, so it gets one attendance point. The gyro plate was abysmal - the meat tasted like fried spam (no texture, extremely mushy, zero flavor, oily). The hummus was very thin and watery. The lavash was really thin and tasteless, and the vegetables/yogurt were foul and slightly sweet. The chicken plate wasn't much better. While it didn't taste like spam, the babaghanoush was awful. I was also surprised that neither of the plates came with rice - that's a first for any Mediterranean joint I've been. After a few bites of each, we had to throw out both dishes. I hate giving this a terrible review, because service was really friendly and accommodating. But given the average standard of Bay Area restaurants, this was incredibly disappointing and a loss of $25. read more

When everything is closed at 10 PM this spot does the job! Delicious, affordable, and keeps the night going. Even has fresh baked cookies for that sweet fix. Definitely worth a stop. read more

Great place to grab fresh gyros near Montgomery. Service was amazing and friendly. Highly recommend the side of Tzatziki and pita bread! I ordered the Gyro Wrap for my main meal, it came out quickly and tasted DELICIOUS. I can honestly say it may be the best Gyro I have ever had, with fresh ingredients and just the right amount of spice. read more

Good food that's open late! The staff are nice and really accommodating considering the late night crowd might be a little rowdy! Ask for hot sauce! read more

Yelpers, you steered me right with this place. We were visiting SF, with a couple hours to kill for dinner before catching our flight home. It was a trek to get here from where we were, but I'm glad we tracked this place down. I was a little concerned when we strolled up at 5:30 on Sunday night, and the place was completely empty. I ordered the gyro plate, my husband got the falafel sandwich, and I got the chicken plate for the kids. The gyro was excellent. Not skimpy slices of meat, but big huge chunks of tender gyro! So delish! The hummus that came with it was very good, and the salad was surprisingly good. I don't know what kind of dressing was on it, but it was tasty. Rice was good, but rarely is rice not good. Hubby said the falafel was good, but he didn't go into detail. I tried the kids' chicken, and it was a little on the dry side. But they dug the rice. The pita bread was their fave. I think my 2-year old ate a whole one by herself plain. The 7-year old made a rice sandwich on the pita wedges for some carby goodness. Afterward, we good a chocolate chip cookie. You wouldn't think a little hole-in-the-wall Greek place would have such good cookies! It was huge too! And the next day, refrigerated was even better, with the hard chocolate chunks. Service here was where it's at.... Food came out fast (though we were the only ones there at the time), the guy brought the food to us and he checked on us multiple times. He offered us refills on the pita, and cups of water. He saw my daughter drop her cookie on the floor, and he gave her a new one, even though she had already eaten more than half, plus he have her some of those gummy fruit squares (which I think are an acquired taste). And just so you know, we did see others come in while we were eating, so I felt better. Mostly to-go orders though. One girl came in just for cookies. She asked for baklava, but I guess the guy said they didn't have any til Wednesday. Thanks for the recommendation Yelpers! read more

Really good. I've been looking for a good pita wrap spot. Their open late which is the main reason for this good review because I struggle to find good places open when I get off of work and am too lazy/tired to cook. The spicy chicken wrap is what I like to get and it doesn't disappoint. Their cookies are really good too. The staff has always been nice and welcoming to me. read more

I think I came too late in the day to get anything good. I got the chocolate peanut butter brownie and a latte. The latte was really bad. I couldn't finish it. The brownie was even brownie-like. It was more like dry fudge. It didn't taste like chocolate or peanut butter. It had a crust that looked to me like a layer of Chips Ahoy. But the strange thing was the random raisin I found. Really bizarre. The guy that worked there was really nice but not enough to make up for the lousy brownie and latte. read more

This place was "pretty good". I got a falafel wrap that was one of the better one's I've had! The lavash wrap was soft and a little chewy...not DRY like many that I've had. The onions were strong, but they were sliced paper thin, so the flavor melded well. The falafel was sort of dry and bland, but the overall flavor and consistency was surprisingly good! Must have been the hummus... The only reason I can't give it 5 stars is that I've had a couple of 5 star falafel wraps...Demetra's in Carmel, and Progressive Grounds in SF. They had a few cookies and some baklava, but I didn't get any...they didn't look worthy of the "California Golden Cookies" name...? read more

I picked up a falafel sandwich (not the wrap, but the pita) and it was huge and yummy! Lots of fresh salad, cucumbers, onions, taboule, tasty hummus...I could only eat half and shared the other half with my friend. The bread was nice, too -- it tasted homemade. A great deal for the price and the falafels themselves were flavorful and not dry. Yum!! Remember to take a lot of napkins -- you'll need them! read more

CGC saved my ass a month ago. With my work, we tend to have little "celebrations" that are ethnically themed (I'm being purposely vague here, if you have a question about what I do, please feel free to ask me.). I needed baklava at 5:30pm on a weekday in the Financial District. I was walking up and down Kearny to find something, anything! I had dismissed CGC as just a cookie place. I was wrong. Delightfully so. They not only had baklava, but they had two different varieties (walnut and pistachio). They also accept American Express! One star for that alone. The lovely owner also threw in a few extra baklava for us. The baklava was perfect. Flaky, sweet, and slightly oily. They put gobs of honey in this stuff! I'm going there again today, but this time for lunch. read more

Mint chocolate chip cookie..try one.. i've never actually tried anything else here but i do love the cookies. they don't make them very often but if more people come in for them they will ;) read more

This place is really terrific. Some might assume that it's only a cookie shop (with good reason,) but there are also pretty good gyros here. I actually held down a table outside of this place so I could watch the parade last week. The food was excellent, the service was terrific, and I was able to take my time and enjoy myself with friends. The price of items is definitely reasonable. There was a hummus wrap/soda special for $6.95, which isn't too bad for this city. The cookies were $1.75 and appeared fresh as well. It's nice that the place accepts cards, and there isn't even a minimum! If you're in the Financial District or Chinatown, feel free to stop by. There are a few tables inside and usually one table outside. I have absolutely no complaints. I got more than what I originally expected! read more

I was staying around the corner from this place on my trip to San Fran and visited it no less than three times in one week - it was really handy and really cheap. Bizarro name for the place though, it offers a lot more than cookies! Great Greek food at a reasonable price in the centre of the financial district. I enjoyed a falafal wrap and Mediterranean platter, as well as several cookies and a chocolate brownie over my several visits. The owner is very friendly and my other half and I had some good chats with him. For less than ten dollars you'll get a really yummy feed and can sit in (although the space is small) if you don't want to wander around with grub. Highlight was the chocolate brownie. YUM! read more