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Olive Tree Wraps in Canterbury
Nº 47 in 721 in Canterbury
Nº 2 of 14 Other international cuisines in Canterbury
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Absolutely delicious. Best wrap I’ve ever had. Gorgeous chargrilled halloumi with delicious salad and dressing. Reasonably priced, filling and a nice table to eat at or takeaway.
Bbbbbbxvvvvv . 2022-02-26
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On a family day out we decided to go for fish and chips but as a vegetarian I was not keen. I saw the Olive Tree Wrap and was immediately excited to try the halloumi wrap. The wrap was larger than I expected and came within 5min. It was so delicious that I ate the whole thing! I will always eat at the Olive Tree Wrap from now on!
Rachel M . 2021-10-28
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