That's a wrap: New burrito shop opens
The new kid on Big Sky's food block is not your typical sit-down restaurant.
The Wrap Shack is Big Sky's first, and, in the minds of many, long overdue burrito shop. The Wrap Shack, which is located in the Westfork Meadows next to Milkie's, focuses on offering fast, healthy and affordable options for people on the go.
But the rollie-polie eatery isn't just for lunch breaks; the Wrap Shack also has late-night munchies. The Shack is open seven days a week, and the joint starts rolling at 11 a.m. and stays open until 10 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The Wrap Shack is open until 8 p.m. on Sunday and Monday.
Locally owned and operated, the Wrap Shack was started by three friends: Josie Bolane, Lindsie Feldner and Jason Luchini.
"We decided after four years of ski bumming it was time to do something serious," Bolane said.
Customers call the shots at the Wrap Shack and can order one of the Shack's specialty burritos or build their own from scratch, choosing every item that goes into a burrito, from white or wheat tortillas to pinto or veggie black beans to a variety of meats, sauteed vegetables and fixings. Each one of the six salsas offered by the Wrap Shack is homemade from scratch with fresh ingredients.
In addition to its burritos and salad wraps, the Wrap Shack also offers a children's menu, and the owners are hoping to receive a liquor license within the next month.
reprinted from The Lone Peak Lookout 8/5/2004
