Heimspiel in Dachau

Update: Unfortunately I have to deduct 3 stars. The kebab still tastes good, yes, but unfortunately the quality is not right. The meat is roast meat and not layered meat and 9 euros (!) are WAY TOO MUCH for that! I don't know if this has been changed or if I just didn't notice it before. Until now I also assumed that 9 euros was just the delivery price, but even locally they charge this price. In short: Meat is not real layered meat and it is far too expensive and by law it shouldn't even be called kebab. Original reviews: I've eaten every kebab in Dachau and Grillhouse 76 delivers by far the best kebab. Very good meat, very good sauce, very good bread and everything is kept classic, just like the kebab tastes best! Please maintain your quality, please do not try to make savings at the expense of quality. There are already far too many kebab shops that deliver inferior goods. I am sure that many will thank you and reward you!

Wow! 4.3 stars with over 700 reviews so far. If that's not a recommendation for a visit to the "Schranne"! We followed this good reputation and we were not disappointed. We particularly liked and enjoyed the bowls. The coffee was also delicious, only the blackcurrant spritzer was a little too "diluted", which was certainly just an oversight at the counter ;-) Otherwise everything was great and the young man in service did a very good job. Many thanks to him again!

Horrible place, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The choice of food is cevapi, and he asks you if you want 10 or 15. The owner is drunk and even when you say that you are paying by card, he goes crazy because the peasant doesn't even know what catering is or how to use a card payment machine. Only because of the women's company that was there, he didn't get a slap on the wrist, otherwise all he would have left was a stain from a stinky jerk. A facility that needs to be closed urgently.

No, unfortunately not because the food was a failure

This was my first time here. Delicious food, friendly staff, and a traditional Bavarian charm at the "Drei Rosen" in Dachau. I'd gladly return.