What to Serve with Wraps for Dinner (15 Best Sides)

Wondering what to serve with wraps for dinner?

You’re in luck!

There are so many delicious side dishes that go well with wraps, from roasted vegetables to crispy french fries.

And the best part is, most of these side dishes are easy to make.

So if you’re short on time, you can still whip up a delicious meal.

In this article, I’ll go over 15 of my favorite side dishes to serve with wraps for dinner.

What to Serve with Wraps for Dinner?

There are many options for what to serve with wraps for dinner. Sides such as roasted vegetables, potato salad, macaroni salad, and coleslaw are all great choices. For something heartier, you could also serve chili or soup.

And of course, don’t forget the drinks! Iced tea, lemonade, and beer are all great options to wash down a delicious wrap.

I absolutely love wraps for dinner.

They’re healthy, easy to make, and can be so versatile.

But what should you serve with them?

Here are 15 easy options that will pair perfectly with your wraps:

1. Coleslaw

Coleslaw is a great side to serve with wraps for dinner because it has a nice crunch and a tangy, sweet taste that complements the spices in your wrap.

It also adds a freshness to your meal that will make you feel like you’re eating something healthy.

2. Potato Salad

Potato salad is another great option to serve with wraps for dinner.

It’s rich, creamy, and satisfying—and it goes well with chicken, steak, or fish. You can even eat it on its own!

3. Pasta Salad

Pasta salad is an easy way to make a side dish for your wrap dinner.

Just boil some pasta and toss it in a big bowl with some veggies, then toss it with a dressing, and you’re done!

You can use any kind of pasta you want—I like penne or bowtie pasta for this (they are small enough that they don’t get lost in the mix).

The veggies I like to use are cucumber, bell peppers, and carrots.

I also like to add some olives or sun-dried tomatoes.

You can make your own dressing using olive oil and vinegar or lemon juice, or you can buy a premade dressing at the store (my favorite is Newman’s Own Ranch).

4. Garden Salad

Garden salads are another easy way to make a side dish for your wrap dinner.

All you have to do is chop up some lettuce (romaine or iceberg), tomatoes, cucumbers, green onions, bell peppers—whatever sounds good!

Then just throw them all into a bowl with some dressing (again, use olive oil and vinegar or lemon juice if you’re making your own).

5. Corn on the Cob

Corn on the cob is a classic side dish for any dinner.

It’s sweet, it’s juicy, and it pairs well with any meat or vegetable wrap you can think of.

The best part about serving corn on the cob as a side is that it’s quick to prepare—just shuck off the husk, remove the silk, place on a plate or in a bowl with some butter and salt, and microwave for about three minutes.

You can also grill it if you prefer—just be sure to cook it long enough so that it gets soft and doesn’t make your wrap soggy!

6. Vegetable Platter

Vegetable platters can be served as either sides or appetizers, depending on how many people are eating with you and how hungry they are!

A vegetable platter can be made up of simple things like carrots and celery sticks, or more elaborate ones like cucumber slices with hummus or bean dips.

If you’re feeling fancy, try adding some crudités (raw vegetables) like bell peppers and broccoli florets!

7. Oven-Roasted Veggies

I love to roast vegetables—it’s a great way to get tons of flavor without using a ton of oil or butter.

Plus, it’s easy!

You just toss your veggies in a baking dish, drizzle them with olive oil and salt, and pop them in the oven at 425 degrees for about 20 minutes.

When they come out, they’re crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, which makes them perfect for eating on their own or pairing with salads or wraps!

8. Brussels Sprouts

Brussels sprouts are one of my favorite vegetables because they’re so versatile: you can steam them, sauté them, roast them… even eat ’em raw!

And they’re packed with vitamins and minerals that help keep your immune system strong and healthy.

9. Rice Pilaf

Rice pilaf is a super easy way to make your wrap meal feel more like a real dinner.

It’s a great side dish because it’s delicious, versatile, and easy to prepare.

Plus, it’s really healthy—just look at all those nutrients!

10. Quinoa Salad

Quinoa salad is another great option for your wrap meals because it has lots of protein and fiber, which will keep you feeling full and satisfied for hours after eating.

Best of all, quinoa salad can be made ahead of time so that you don’t have to spend any time cooking when you get home from work (or wherever else you might be).

11. Couscous Salad

This is one of my favorite salads to serve with wraps for dinner.

It’s really easy to make, but it tastes like you spent a lot of time on it.

You can use whatever vegetables or herbs you like—just make sure they’re fresh!

This recipe works best if you have some leftover couscous in the fridge, but if not, just cook up some regular couscous according to package instructions and cool it before adding any other ingredients.

12. Caprese Salad

This is another great option for serving with wraps.

It’s a little bit more complicated than the couscous salad because you have to slice the tomatoes and mozzarella cheese into nice neat slices before arranging them on top of each other, but if you have a mandolin slicer that makes things easier.

And don’t forget: basil!

The basil makes all the difference here!

13. Roasted Butternut Squash Soup

A nice light soup to start your meal, this soup is perfect for the cold winter months.

The butternut squash is roasted, giving it a caramelized flavor and texture that will warm you up and leave you wanting more.

It’s also super easy to make and inexpensive!

14. Tomato Basil Soup

This is another great starter soup, with a simple tomato base that is packed with nutrients and vitamins that help to boost your immune system during the winter months.

This recipe also calls for fresh basil which adds a nice freshness to the dish!

15. Creamy Potato Soup

Potato soup is a great side for any wrap meal.

See Also: What to Serve with Potato Soup? 30 Best Side Dishes

It’s easy to make and can be made ahead of time, so you won’t have to worry about it while you’re prepping the rest of your meal.

Potato soup is also a great way to get some veggies in if you’re having a hard time getting your kids to eat them.

This recipe has spinach in it, so it’s like getting two vegetables in one!