The best Doner I have ever had, anywhere! I have visited my Father in Law in Kommern for the last…read more15 years (from the US, where we don't have such tasty Doner). I always get a Doner ot two here. It really is fantastic. The service is frienndly and the ambiance is clean and functional....as German/Turkish as it gets. They have hommade breadand their meat is to die for. Their sausces and sides.....yummy! Stop on by, you'll be glad you did.

Great chocolate shop, the interior is beautiful and warm atmosphere. Packages are detailed, good…read morequality, and adorable. Unique chocolates from dark, milk, to white chocolates. They even have one chilli flavoured that's 5 level spicy. Chocolates from different countries such as Australia, Germany, France, Africa, South America, and more. Lots of different options and a few that you can mixed and match and buy them individually behind the counter. There are sculpture like chocolates like rabbits and other animals, cigars, champagne bottle, lipstick, high heels, etc. Quite a collection I'd say and nice owner with good service. She speaks a bit English but mainly german, but since she only have this shop and it's quite small it's too expensive to use international credits. You can only pay by german credit cards or by cash. A little on the pricier side but I think it's quite worth it. Would love to go back again and definitely recommend this to anyone who likes sweets or as gifts. Not too hard to find and walking distance to parking lots and bus stops.

A Tchibo like the many others. Friendly service, a huge range of miscellany for purchase, plus some…read morepretty good coffee and tea.

Back in the U.S. (where I'm from), Aldi is the lone, mainstream discount market, which makes it a…read morenovelty. Here in Germany, discount markets a dime-a-dozen, so I have to review this Penny in its context. This store is nothing special. It's a bit dingy-looking, and they don't honor all the prices listed in the Penny weekly circular, which was disappointing for me. Still, given its proximity to the Tannenbusch Süd U-Bahn station, I can't exactly complain.

If I had come to this place upon first arriving in Germany, I would have rated it much higher,…read moresince I would be comparing it to bakeries in North America, and Gilgen's is decidedly better than most places across the Atlantic. But having been in Europe for 4 months and comparing it with other German bakeries, I can't say it's any better than just okay. It's huge, and mostly self-serve, which is just bizarre, and the service that exists is not very attentive or helpful. Once I discovered Cafe Mehr just a block away, I haven't been back to Gilgen's. Why settle for okay when outstanding is just down the street?

The hot dishes looks quite attractive when I passed by on my way to the Beethoven House. Therefor…read morecame back for a special lunch. The Schweinshaxe (roasted ham hock) is very well cooked and high quality, very reasonable price (drinks too!), I have never been so satisfied with such a low price(less than 7euro including drink). The fat lady in the shop was very cheerful and friendly.