Honestly, the wraps aren’t shabby, but the service is surprisingly distasteful. First, I wanted a beef wrap, but the lady told me to come back in 30 minutes because the meat wasn’t cooked yet. Fine, I’ll roam around Watson’s for a bit – a common past time of mine. When I returned, she prepared my wrap. «Do you want veggies?» she asked. «Yes, please.» «Do you want chili?» she then asked. «No, thank you,» I replied. She then proceeded and added MAYO to my wrap. When I told her no mayo, she then retorted«Why didn’t you say anything?» «Why didn’t you ask like the chili?» «Well, you should have known that we put mayo in the wraps!» she snapped. She then proceeded to give me attitude and mad-dogged me the entire time she prepared the wrap. WOOOOO, Sister!!! 1. This is my first time at the Flyin’ Bread 2. There are no signs indicting what goes into a wrap. 3. If you asked if I wanted chili, wouldn’t asking if I wanted mayo be the same concept? Definitely not returning to this branch again. The wraps are good, but the lady’s attitude is not worth my $ 11. The basement level plus the Food Republic have tons of options. Flyin’ Bread, you’re on my blacklist.