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    Rolfs

    2.3 (1.5k reviews)
    PriceyGerman, Bars
    Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Touristy
    Very loud
    Good for groups

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    Dom G.

    Definitely a festive place, perfect for the holidays. I had about 30 mins to kill so decided to check it out as it was off peak (2pm) - and I didn't see a line outside. Ordered a holiday cocktail which was very tasty and sweet. The place was nicely decorated and gets you into the holiday mood. Not sure if I would wait in line though as once you're in - it's tightly packed with not much room to move around. My recommendation is to come here off peak to enjoy the experience.

    Grace H.

    Decor: 5/5 Food:3.5/5 Service: 3.5/5 Finally made it to Rolf's after a decade of trying. Mid-November Friday at 4:30 pm: no outdoor line, just 15-min wait for a table. The Christmas decor is insane and worth the hype; it's like walking into a German holiday explosion. Food was solid: big portions, crispy schnitzel, good sausages; way better than the 1-star reviews claim. Service is fast and no-nonsense (they're slammed). It's loud; not a date spot. Go early (right at opening) or very late, and avoid December weekends unless you love waiting in the cold. Come for the over-the-top vibes and decent German food; it's an experience, not fine dining. Worth doing once!

    Carla H.

    Better than I expected. Not great, but really not that bad. The food was alright. It's a bratwurst, so can't be anything too crazy, but it was extremely expensive for what it was. Even the free bread wasn't great. Drinks were tasty but around thirty bucks each for basic hot cider, which is also kind of crazy. Service was surprisingly solid. Staff was friendly and moved things along smoothly. The decor really is pretty nice. It's absolutely beautiful inside, but the space is so cramped that it is hard to enjoy or take a pic. You are sitting in veryyyy close quarters. For how hard it is to get a reservation and insane pricing for mediocrity, Rolf's sadly does feel overrated. Fun to see once for the vibes, but the juice is not worth the squeeze. Don't think I'd come back sadly.

    Alisa J.

    Absolutely beautiful decorations. Unfortunately waited in the cold over 20 minutes and then it was absolutely packed in there.

    What a view!
    Kiana D.

    I'm so glad my coworker brought me here after insisting I "had to see the bar where it's Christmas all year!" We didn't get to stay long as it was just before closing on a Monday night, but just long enough to enjoy a warm glass of Mulled Wine and snap a few photos. Everyone in here was lovely, and we appreciate the staff being so accommodating even though it was right before close. Can't wait to come back here!

    Giseli C.

    Please excuse the lack of pictures but as much as we wanted to see Xmas decor that day we had been to 3 bars before we got to this one haha !! But , I must say the decor here is definitely breathtaking , however we feel like the place was way overcrowded and overpriced . $47 for 2 drinks is absolutely insane . !!!

    Alex K.

    Rolf's is a holiday dream -- wall-to-wall Christmas lights and decorations that make the whole place feel magical. The German comfort food is hearty and delicious, though a bit pricey. Come for the vibes, stay for the schnitzel. Perfect NYC holiday spot.

    Lourdes M.

    Festive ambiance makes you feel happy especially if you came during the holiday season. Unfortunately, we did not make it during the popular season. Reservation during these time should be done as early as September to be in. We settled for February, in time for Valentine. Food was delivered to our expectations. The taste is just to what we wanted. We tried their food specialty, the sausages, the duckling, the appetizers. The family style serving size is just perfect to our group. Pricing is right . Happy that our waiter did not get tired in refilling our tea with hot water. A good spot to visit if you will be around the area during holiday season.

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    Ebony M.

    Rolf's is a German restaurant located in Gramercy Park. The restaurant offers a unique holiday dining experience all year long. Rolf's menu specialities are from the Southern German region or Bavarian cuisine. You will enjoy specialties that consist of Wiener Schnitzel, Sauerbraten, Potato, Pancakes, apple strudel and more. I was not ready to end the Christmas holiday nostalgia. What better place to enjoy an extended Merry holiday weekend, than Rolf's. Rolf's feature a wide selection of imported German Beers on tap such as Hofbrau lager, Radeberger, Weihenstephaner Weissbeer and Dunkel Dark. They have a full bar that features a wide variety of high end bourbons, whiskey and scotches from around the world. I tried the Christmas Smoothie cocktail, featuring Merrys vanilla cinnamon and a splash of Goldschlager, or the Rolf's Holiday Martini, made with Merry's Irish Cream Liqueur, vodka and Meletti Choccolato Liqueur. The staff were absolutely wonderful, service was nice. Very pleased, and will visit again.

    Lindsay Y.

    Rolfs is one of those places that just brings you instant joy. The Christmas decorations are over the top and somewhat obnoxious, but that's the whole point. If you're in the city before the Christmas tree goes up, but still are longing to have a festive experience I would stop by Rolfs.

    Danielle P.

    I used to frequent this place 10 years ago before social media turned it into a seemingly unattainable reservation and extremely hard bar to grab a drink at due to the hype around their Christmas decor. As others have noted, getting a reservation here is near impossible, which is fine since the food is nothing to write home about, you're here for the ambiance. Drinks will set you back $30 a pop no matter what you order (a beer might be slightly cheaper, but I'm talking slightly), so might as well partake in one of the seasonal concoctions they have, sip slowly and enjoy. The Christmas decorations here really are better than anywhere else you'll find in the city as far as Christmas bars go, so if you really want to take this all in my recommendation would be to come here on a weekday during the day if you can swing it. On my last visit here I showed up around 1:30 pm on a Monday (on the first Monday in December) and while there was a bit of a bar crowd it was manageable. They've done away with their bar stools so its standing room only, which I assume is to help with turnover to move the line that forms to get into this place along as much as possible. Bartenders and staff are still as nice as I remember them to be, which is shocking considering the sheer volume of people they serve around this time of year. Pro tip: Their decor goes up in fall and stays up through spring, so if you really want to see it without the crowds, come in late January or early November.

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    Liu H.

    Overpriced Germany "diner food" with a vibe. Rolfs' busiest season is around Christmas time. There is always a line of people outside waiting to enter through its tiny doors into a winter wonderland of magical bright lights. And these lights stay like that all year round. Don't come here when it's around the holidays, you won't be able to get in without a reservation. This restaurant is partly so popular probably due to its recent years of social media influences. Popular TikTockers and Instagrams brought them tons of tourists and some locals alike. The food is not that impressive as it tastes like American diner foods - potato pancakes are hash browns like, but at avg $20-$25 for appetizers. And burgers and fries entrees at $30+. The food is average and it is priced unreasonably. Most people are there to experience the lights. The music was nice. At some point, I really thought I was in an Italian restaurant. PS: their bathroom is cold and dark. Honestly, some part of me thinks that their decorations may be inspired by the popular Indian restaurants near 6th and 2nd. But that might be an insult to the owner and the Germany population... But that's how I feel when we were served mostly by Indian waiters (they were amazing!!). My family ordered beers and mixed drinks, and a pear alcoholic beverage (forgot the name of it) but it tastes like two shots of fireballs. It burns from throat down to your the bottom of your stomach. It was so strong. Other places don't make it like that. A lot of the food may be German based but it is very Americanized. From the potatoes salad (cold and served with half slices of pickles) to the burgers and fries to hammered chicken slices. It's nothing impressive. This may be a place to come once but probably not again afterwards.

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    Britney B.

    the food was delicious! as someone who isn't a big fan of german food, it was so yummy! the ambiance so great. Omer was our server and we couldn't have been any happier having him wait on us! def a great spot to check out! can be pricey but def worth it ! highly recommended mint a recreation weeks in advanced !

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    Ask the Community - Rolfs

    Are they open Christmas Day?

    How can I make a reservation? I was told to call back after Labor Day and I'm getting a busy signal for the last two days

    How we can make reservation ? Nobody answers the phone, we are trying to reach for 7 days already

    They keep the phone off the hook now. You need to call in late summer or early fall. By late fall They are fully booked for season and you won't be able to grt through. Will have to go wait online if you want to try and get in

    How much should we expect to pay for a beer or cocktail?

    We paid $30 each for a mulled wine an apple cider drink. Prices aren't displayed on the menus so prepare yourself.

    How likely are you to get 2 seats at the bar on Friday around 5pm if you don't have a reservation?

    In December? Absolutely not! The wait outside is well over two three hours. In the summer time, yes there is no one there.

    Can I make a reservation? The phone number doesn't seem to be working.

    Reservations are phone only but they are never answered... There always the old tavern for the holidays

    Do I need a vaccination card to enter?

    They do not check vaccine cards. We were just there on 12/20/21. Very crowded, unmasked diners and waitstaff moving about. Not one vaccine card was checked.

    How do I make reservation? I'm seeing here that it's hard to. Boyfriend and I want to spend some time there when I come back to NY. Any recommendation is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

    You don't have to... the doorman and the host are kind of crooks. You pay them and they find a table for you but truly IT IS NOT WORTH IT. Food is overpriced and tasteless

    Is Rolf's open? I love the place but I can't get an answer on their phone. Driving from VT so I would love to be sure it is open

    Yes!!! Best to get there early (opening) & preferably mid-week. Was just there 2 weeks ago on a Friday & the bar was packed at 3pm. Enjoy!!!

    Does Rolf's play holiday music?

    What's their number? I'm trying the one listed but it's not going through.

    Is Rolf's open for indoor dining!?

    Yes

    Is rolfs currently open?

    No not yet

    Is this place ok for just a drink?

    Yes, definitely! Without a reservation, a drink is all you can get during the holiday season! But it's more than enough to enjoy the ambiance.

    Do they generally card people? My friend and I wanna go but he's not 21 until January.

    Yes, the bar tenders are all about Business there And the Bouncer checks too!

    Somebody know how I can make a reservation? They are not answering the phone, there is no option on their website and even not on Open Table

    You need to make reservations 3-2 months prior to December. I made mine in September. You can only call to make reservations. If you want to take the risk and go in person they will just turn you down, even if it's to make reservations. They are… Read more

    Best thing for a vegetarian to order?

    Green Salad in Homemade Dressing. Potato Pancakes with Apple Sauce or Sour Cream is also good, although obviously sweet.

    If I want to grab a drink on a Saturday when they open at noon, what time should I get there? A half hour before they open? Earlier?

    I had arrived about thirty minutes after the bar opened a couple of weeks ago and was able to walk right in. I'd imagine if you arrived early at all you would be in a good spot to walk in immediately.

    Is Rolf's crazy busy during weekday lunch hours?

    It's fairly mellow during weekday lunches, so definitely the best time to go if you're able!

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    Heidelberg Restaurant

    Heidelberg Restaurant

    3.9
    (933 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    $$

    The Heidelberg is one of those neighborhood institutions that feels like it has been serving great…read morebeer and pretzels forever. While the indoor dining room has all the charm of a traditional German restaurant, my favorite spot is one of the outdoor tables out front. There aren't many of them, so grabbing one can feel like winning the lottery. Once you're settled in, it's the perfect place to enjoy a drink and watch the neighborhood go by. Dogs are welcome outside, which means I can join my humans for a proper German happy hour. There isn't a dog menu, but I was more than happy to supervise the arrival of the restaurant's famous giant soft pretzel. It is every bit as good as everyone says. We've mostly stopped by for drinks and snacks rather than a full meal. Mom isn't usually much of a beer drinker, but she discovered a rosé cider here that she absolutely loved. Between the drinks, the pretzel, and the atmosphere, it has become one of our favorite casual outdoor stops. The service has always been friendly, and the authentic German feel makes it stand out from a typical neighborhood bar. Dogba's verdict: Giant pretzels, cold drinks, outdoor seating, and prime people-watching. A wunderbar Upper East Side stop for pups and their humans.

    This was a place that we walked past about 875,000 times. And said "we should check it out…read moresometime." Sometime became today! And boy, were we in for a pleasant surprise, as we truly enjoyed ourselves. No one does beer hall like a German place. This is just facts. We had the Berliner Weisse, which comes in a .5L or 1L boot (does German beer count if it's not in a boot?). This was a delicious raspberry syrupy undertone wheat beer, and definitely a must have for next time. Though there were like a dozen other beers I need to have. They also have a pretty extensive wine selection, if that's your thing. We were there for a brunch. When we arrived, before 1pm, it wasn't busy at all. By the time we left, it was pretty full. The bar had seats though. Anyhoo, I tried their "energizer" which were eggs any style (poached for me), creamed spinach and mashed potatoes. Never had a breakfast like this one! It was almost like a deconstructed eggs Florentine. YUM. My husband had the Heidelberger which was a German style hamburger with frizzled onions and mashed potatoes. He let me try some, it was pretty fantastic so I may need to try it sometime myself. Also do not miss their ginormous Bavarian pretzel. It was quite possibly the best I've had (and I've had many!). The service was outstanding, and the vibe was ... I dunno a step above what you saw in Fast Times where they go to the German restaurant. My only regret is that I didn't get the apfelstrudel. Next time! Washrooms are single occupancy.

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    Cafe Sabarsky

    Cafe Sabarsky

    3.8
    (716 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    $$

    My fiancé and I took my mother here for dinner while she was visiting us in the city. We made a…read morereservation a few days in advance which I definitely recommend now that all the tables were completely full by the time we got here at 6:15pm on a Friday. We passed the security area and then found the cafe immediately on the ground floor. The host greeted us kindly and showed us to our table. This cafe is just stunning-- the wooden furniture and walls, large windows facing the park, the dim lightning, all create a cozy but refined atmosphere. It gives off pristine Central European vibes. We were also lucky and they had a live pianist while we were eating which really elevated the ambiance further. Our waitress was very pleasant and available to help us with all our needs. She took our orders and answered all our questions. We ordered some mulled wines which were perfect for the cold weather, they were spiced and not sweetened at all which I liked. While we waited for our food, we also got some complimentary bread and butter. The bread had some seeds and a nice flavor to it. The butter was creamy and a little salty. The food came out very quickly! We tried: - Smoked trout crepes: perfect to split! This comes with 3 small crepes which were filled with generous smoked trout and came with a side of creme fraiche. The trout was smoky without being fishy and the cold crepes were the perfect light but bright starter. There were some tangy elements from the pickled cucumbers it came with and fresh cherry tomatoes. Very refreshing. The creme fraiche was very good and I used the leftover on the complimentary bread which was also amazing! - Chicken paprikas: my mom ordered this and really enjoyed it. The chicken was so tender it fell off the bone. It came in this very rich and thick tomato and paprika sauce. The dish came with a side of creamed spatzle which are egg noodles and had a creaminess that balanced out the rich spiced sauce. Very comforting. - Beef goulash: my fiancé got the goulash which similarly had super tender beef in a rich sauce and paired with spatzle for a comforting balance. This sauce also had hints of paprika but was far more subtle than that of the chicken paprikas. Very nice dish, really filling. If you like goulash, definitely order this! - Wiener schnitzel: having had schnitzel in Vienna, I had cautious hope about this. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised. The breading was slightly thicker here and less airy in general and the meat a bit less tender but I liked how it was not so greasy and I did like that the breading was overall very thin. The lingonberry sauce was quite sweet and would have preferred it on the side. The potato salad though was really amazing and reminded me of that we had in Vienna. It was the perfect side to have with the schnitzel with its pickled, tangy, and herbal elements. - Warm cheese strudel: this dessert was perfect! It came warm and had a moist consistency, almost like a hybrid between a tres leches and a French toast. The cheese was a bit sweet but had little hints of savoriness which really helped balance the dish. - Sachertorte: nice chocolate and apricot cake. This was a lot breadier and less moist than the ones we had in Vienna, however, still good! I thought the chocolate, apricot, and rum balance was perfect. - Hot chocolate: best hot chocolate I have had in a while! Creamy but not too thick, perfectly sweet without being too overwhelming, and had the right amount of chocolate. The whipped cream was light and added a really aesthetic and refreshing touch. They offer a version with rum as well but the original was my favorite. Overall, I had an amazing dinner here! The service was good, the food was amazing and perfectly comforting for the cold weather, and the ambiance was just impeccable. I think this is the perfect spot to bring parents to impress them and have a nice meal. I definitely want to try their brunch/ lunch one day although know those are walk in tables. Would recommend for dinner and or coffee + dessert!

    Cafe Sabarsky has a really unique setting inside the gallery, and the atmosphere alone makes it…read moreworth a visit. The food itself was definitely delicious across the board. The weisswurst was especially tender and flavorful, paired nicely with the pretzel and sweet mustard. That said, the presentation was a bit odd. The whole plate was very monochromatic, mostly shades of brown, which we couldn't help but laugh about a little. We also had the smoked trout crêpes, which were just as tasty and much more visually appealing, but noticeably smaller in portion. That contrast felt a bit inconsistent and left me still a little hungry by the end. Overall, it was a mix of great flavors and a beautiful setting, but with some unevenness in presentation and portion sizes that made the experience feel slightly off.

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    Schaller's Stube Sausage Bar

    Schaller's Stube Sausage Bar

    4.1
    (271 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    $$
    Vegan friendly
    Kid friendly

    Stube rivals any hot dog stand in New York City. A small kiosk attached to the Schaller and Weber…read morebutcher shop, this German stop-and-go window offers a variety of sausages, from bratwurst to Weisswurst to Andouille. Don't ask me the difference between these varieties. I can only surmise that each is a different blend of meats, like beef, pork, or chicken. My favorite will always be bratwurst (beef and pork), but I also enjoy their Knackwurst. While the brat has a very breakfast sausage-like texture, the knackwurst is denser and firmer, closer to a traditional American hot dog. You have the choice between a potato or pretzel bun, and it is almost sacrilegious not to choose the latter. You can also add up to three toppings, including onions and relish. While this stand has indoor seating, it's recommended that you sit at their outdoor tables or standing bar on a sunny day out. Granted, Stube is double the price of a typical hot dog stand, but this is clearly more elevated and made with premium ingredients. Stube is a nice place to sling some glizzies, and if you're in the area, give this kiosk a try!

    One of the rare specialty spots that still exists in New York. Schaller's Stube specializes in…read moregerman sausages. It's small, quaint, and great for a quick lunch. You can order at the front window or inside the shop as they do have counter dining. They serve a variety of wursts on a pretzel, potato, or semmel bun and a selection of fixin's. We got the brat and knackwursts on this visit. The brat was nicely seasoned and fragrant. The knack was closer to your traditional ny hot dog with a snappy bite. This worked well with all the accoutrements (sauerkraut, onions, relish, cabbage slaw, etc. ) They are also connected to Schaller & Weber next door for your german grocery needs.

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    Bierhaus NYC

    Bierhaus NYC

    3.8
    (1.1k reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    Sorry to say but our experience was not great. We had a group of 7 for dinner on a Saturday night…read more The band (Elias Meister I believe) was so loud that you could only talk to the person right next to you. For the type of music they played (exclusively 60s and 70s) it would have been better if it was more in the background than in your face loud. The music became kind of monotonous...mixing up the decades/eras would have been more enjoyable. The service also not great. The beer and drinks were delivered quickly. My favorite is their Dunkel it's very good! It took a long time to get someone to take our food order. Food was served rather cold and my chicken schnitzel was overcooked and dry. We have the same restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio and every time I've been there we have had a blast. There weren't many people even on a rainy Saturday night and I can see why. We were hoping for a fun night out, but it was more of a disappointment.

    The perfect spot after the Knicks parade!…read more Our group of 8 settled in here after a long morning at the Knicks parade. Comfy benches with long tables to accommodate all of us. Upon being seated, our waitress was quick to offer water and other drinks. The light beer they offer hit the spot after being outside for hours. The chicken sliders were delicious. Our entire table ordered some kind of slide and we all enjoyed. They had the ceremony on the TV, followed by world cup matches. Not too crazy inside. Clean bathrooms. Nice outdoor balcony to people watch.

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    The Biergarten at The Standard, High Line

    The Biergarten at The Standard, High Line

    3.3
    (932 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    This beer garden is very nice and I have been here many times. We have celebrated birthdays and had…read moremany other gatherings here. They have plenty of space and have many food and drink options. I usually get the different susuages, fries, and pretzels. It does get pretty busy during the evening and night, so it can get a bit crowded. The service could get pretty slow too. Just remember if you bring in cakes or cupcakes to celebrate they will charge a fee of $40.

    Super fun and great vibes. Super crowded during the afternoon…read more The pretzel was ok, cheese bread was fine but wish there were utensils with it because it was super hard to eat. The hot toddy I got was pretty good and I liked the flavor. The ski shot which is 4 shots of $50 was overpriced in my opinion. Unfortunately the actual experience was soured by the fact that apparently it's $50 pp min if you reserve a table and then in the end they tried to charge us for people who didn't show up even though we did fill the table. I understand the policy and the manager was super nice to us and tried to rectify the situation but our waitress ended up being super rude in the end. They gave us a small discount but we ended up having to buy a lot of tickets to use in the future. Wasn't too happy about how things ended so would probably recommend that you go in the evening to avoid crowds if that's not your vibe and also do not book a table.

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    Consulate General of Germany

    Consulate General of Germany

    2.5
    (11 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$

    German Visa. Very prompt and smooth. Friendly staff go out of their way to help. Great experience.read more

    I applied for a resident visa for a job offer in Germany and this was my experience:…read more First, making an appointment is pretty daunting. In July, I booked my appointment and the earliest they had was August 31 but i checked back every single day and was able to change it to August 15th and then again I kept checking, and finally I saw an opening for August 3. For people who found that appointments are 2 months out, I would recommend checking the reservations portal every day for earlier dates. Second, the documents you need for a resident visa are not really outlined on the website but you will need the following if your situation is for a job offer: -2 copies of resident visa applications filled out (not sure where you download this form since my company gave it to me) -2 biometric passport pictures 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm with white background -2 copies of your passport only of the data page, and passport must be valid for at least 6 months and have at least 3 empty pages -2 signed form §54 residence law (i got this form at the embassy) -2 copies of medical health insurance that covers Germany (i got health insurance through my new company but there are many rules surrounding health insurance that you should research) -original college diploma (i had photo copies but then eventually had to bring in my original college diploma) -2 copies of enrollment and degree verification from my university -2 copies of ANABIN degree verification -2 copies of ANABIN university verification -2 copies of signed job offer from my company and me -2 copies of CV I submitted my application on August 3rd and was approved in 4 business days. I went back to the embassy with my passport and original diploma, then they returned my passport to me in 30 minutes with the temporary visa inside of it.

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    Ongoing seminar about BITs
    Ongoing seminar about BITs
    Consulate General of Germany
    Consulate General of Germany

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    Döner Haus

    Döner Haus

    3.9
    (30 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    I was in the area and decided to visit- first time here. It's very small inside but it does have a…read morefew seats and tables available to eat at. The cashier Diana was very welcoming- she was very kind and accommodating as she was trying to make sure if we had leftovers we would have a bag readily available to go. She seems very passionate about what she does and about the food here. We ordered: - Doner Haus sandwich: it comes with onion, lettuce, tomato, cabbage, and mayo. We opted out and of the onion and lettuce. This was a decent sandwich! Very flavorful and I loooove the bread with it. The only thing I will say is the chicken could be more moist. Maybe we got too much of the edge pieces though. Not sure. And it's a pretty big sandwich too- my husband and I shared one. Overall a decent experience!

    I was in the area and wanted something to satisfy a craving. Döner Haus had been on my list for a…read morewhile to go try out. You can either order at the place or online on the website. I placed my order on the app for a munch box which gives you a mini döner wrap with a small side of fries. Order pick up was quick and easy. The wrap was very tasty. I opted for zabiha halal chicken as the protein, but you also have the option of beef or a mix of the two. It came wrapped with veggies and a creamy sauce. The fries were seasoned well, but not as crisp as I would have liked it. I'm not sure if it's just like that on the norm or the got soggy in transport to home. Overall I enjoyed the meal. I would come back for another meal.

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    Inside
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    Mixed up
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    Rolfs - german - Updated June 2026

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