Family Döner

3 Thomas Huber - 4 years ago

The Döner is good and 4€ for one are average. It's a tiny shop in a hut, so there are only a few spots to sit. Would mostly recommend it if you're on the go and want a quick bite. Staff is nice and quality is reliable. The choices are the minimum of what can be expected from a Döner shop. They're not open on sundays and otherwise close at 8 p.m.

1 Victor-Iuliu Navratil - a year ago

Negative review because of HYGIENE standards:
1) The dönner was prepared without gloves, AFTER handling money
2) His friends/acquaintance didn't even bother to put on a mask before entering the shop and talking with the chef neither was asked to put on (even there was a big sign saying you have to wear one)
3) No digital payment method

5 Şahin Yaldız - a year ago

Good and talkative staff. Good taste, relatively cheap. Not a Mustafa's Gemüse but definitely worth going.

4 Yves Haufe - 2 years ago

A nice place in an area with few possibilities to eat around accessible by foot. A bit more expensive than Kebap Stores in the central area but still ok. In my opinion the kepabs could be filled a bit more.

5 Konstantin Mirny - 3 years ago

Small, almost hidden local "Imbiss" with always fresh meat and vegetables; and frendly owner. Soft drinks from fridge are also there. The prices are usual: 4.50 for Dönner, and 5.50 for Dürum. Rice, French-freis, falafel are also an option.

5 Franz Renger - 5 years ago

Best Döner in town. Not that I tried them all, but this one is really damn good! The guys who run it are really nice, too.

5 Kein Elene - 2 weeks ago

Ok