You used to have good Döners but every time I go here what I am served becomes worse and worse. The…read moreold lady always makes the skinniest Döners in order to save 20 cents, but today there was basically nothing at all- a few pieces of meat, the lightest sprinkle of toppings... i will never go back and I hope you lose a lot of business. I asked specifically today politely if she could fill it up, and she gave me even less. Amy Melick Früher gab es gute Döner, aber jedes Mal, wenn ich hierher komme, wird das, was mir serviert wird, immer schlechter. Die alte Dame macht immer die dünnsten Döner, um 20 Cent zu sparen, aber heute gab es im Grunde gar nichts. ein paar Stücke Fleisch, eine leichte Prise Topping ... ich werde nie wieder zurückkommen und hoffe, dass Sie viel Geschäft verlieren. Ich habe heute gezielt höflich gefragt, ob sie es auffüllen könnte, und sie hat mir noch weniger gegeben. Amy Melick

3.5 stars When in Germany, the absolute must-get street food…read moreis the famous Döner Kebap. Kurt's Döneria is a step up--the setting is clean and modern, and the family-run service is super friendly. I got the döner in a pocket bread, which was toasted to a nice crisp, and the thin slices of turkey/beef meat went nicely with all the fresh vegetables, including lettuce, red cabbage, onion, cucumber, and tomato. I also had the falafel platter with bulgur, and it too came with a small selection of salads and creamy, cooling yogurt sauce! Everything comes quickly, and people are in and out of the restaurant fast--for such a cheap meal, you really can't get better value than this!

It's inside of a supermarket, doesn't have atmosphere, prices are high and the clerk is sick.read more

I'd give no stars if it would allow me. We arrived at 8:45. Not quite 9pm and they close at 10pm…read more We walked in and were told they have no food. People were clearly seated drinking and eating. The owner would not serve us. I am African American. No one else at the restaurant was black like me and my husband. This is dine- in or take out. We wanted take out. First time we have experienced this and not even in our own country. This was two years ago. Not sure why it wasn't posted...

After two weeks of eating rich during our stay in Berlin, Munich and the Black Forest, my wife and…read moreI decided it might just be worthwhile to slum it one night. We got on Yelp and searched for a quick bite to eat. Up came this bistro. The guy behind the counter spoke no English and speaking to him in Greek might have been entertaining. Not wanting to take any chances we simply pointed at the two photos that were displayed in Micha R.'s review of the wrap and platter along with some Pilsen Cristal. Didn't go wrong. The following night we kept our reservations at Der Kleine Prinz across the street.

As always, it was awesome. In my opinion, one of the best…read moreTurkish restaurant in Germany. The restaurant always has immaculate customer service with awesome finger licking great food. Will visit again. PS: the restaurant serves kosher/halal food.

The service was great and the food was even better! We ordered our food to go, it was made fresh…read moreand we didn't have to wait long. We ordered some pizza and some Turkish food and even a pizza with Turkish food on it!

I have never had a better Schwarma in my life. They call it Yufka Doner and it is out of this…read moreworld good. We live in New York, New Jersey, no stranger to this cuisine but this is the best I have ever had hands down. This is my wife's hometown and I must come here every time I am in Gaggenau. I was sad to see that no restaurants in Gaggenau were rated outside of McDonalds so here it is, enjoy! BTW, The Pizza is also excellent.

There is nothing better than having a friend play tour guide in a new, foreign city, as you're…read morebound to end up at spots you would not have found on your own. I learned while visiting Mannheim that the city has an enormous Turkish population, and therefore it has dozens of Turkish restaurants. Uzun Tasfirini is acclaimed as one of the best spots in the "Little Istanbul" neighborhood, specializing in pides. Pides (pronounced "pea-days") are the Turkish equivalent to pizza. This snack food is a large flatbread topped with ground lamb, tomatoes, and spices, which bakes in a wood-fired oven for less than 10 minutes. It is then cut into squares and served with peppers, parsley, and lemons. You assemble the peppers and parsley yourself, squeezing lemon over your pide before you fold it up and indulge in this pizza treat. It's a simple, delicious dish that you can't miss out on if you're in Mannheim or are feeling homesick for a slice of pizza.

If you find yourself in Mannheim, you can't do better than Uzun. This small place specializes in…read moreTurkish pides, all of which are freshly baked in a huge wood-fired oven. A fresh, filling meal including a drink will run you about 6 Euros, which is hard to beat. To start, order the mercimek corbasi soup, a lentil soup made fresh in house. It comes with fresh baked Turkish flat bread, lemon and spices. For the main course, there's a variety of pides to choose from, but my favorite is the spinach & feta -- freshly chopped bright green spinach mixed with creamy cheese, engulfed in homemade Turkish bread, with generous brushed butter on top, crisped to perfection. Heaven is a place on earth with you.

Great tasting food and excellent service, this restaurant is run by a Turkish family and the offer…read morea very good service with a smile. Food is Very tasty and with fresh vegetables. Restaurant is hidden inside a street off the main road by the S6 rail. Highly recommend that you seek him.