Burger Brothers Dortmund

5 A Kanjani - 3 weeks ago

Good place, nice smiling serving staff. Good burgers as well.

Self service, the cheese mozzarella stripes is a must try.

Recommended…!

3 Aladin Al - 3 months ago

It's really Shame that "welcome" is written in most languages except Arabic though many many customers are Arabs!!!! I hope owners read this and welcome us more ;)

Burger is delicious but more expensive than other halal burger restaurants in germany.

4 Abdul Rafay - a year ago

Nice place for halal burgers. Burgers were cooked nicely but beef had no special taste. Too basic but for halal place I think it's one of the best!

Big Bro Double Patti and Triple Patti for you.

4 Muneeb Najam - 2 months ago

Other than getting my bun wrong everything was spot on the beef had a lot of flavour and tasted good as it was hot and didn't disappoint. Staff also have very good English and helped us out with the menu as everything was in German so it was hard for us to understand so that was a positive.

5 Usama Moin - 11 months ago

The food outlet that has been my go to for the last one year in Dortmund.

Burger brothers dortmund is one of the most reliable burger place in town that never disappoints.

Rating: 9/10 because there is always some room for improvement otherwise would have given a solid 10????

3 M Big - 3 years ago

The pig knuckle is fine but the sausage is a bit ....

Great location and helpful staff, seems there's not to much places have traditional German food in Dortmund.

The sour salad is good.

4 Bill Gets - a year ago

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