Oase in Uelzen

The kebabs here are really delicious, as are the chips. The staff are always friendly and attentive. The shop is nice and clean, and you can sit inside or outside when the weather is good. 10/10

The snack bar isn't nice, actually quite disgusting. The food was really bad; the dürüm was bland and tasted slightly rubbery, the noodles were baked with absolutely no flavor, and the doner kebab and doner box weren't tasty either. I wouldn't order it again or eat there.

After nearly 25 years of meeting up at McDonald's in Uelzen, where we always started our journeys home from all directions, we've now swapped it for McDonald's in Lüneburg or Burger King in Gifhorn. Since the takeover by D. Lampe, the place has become a real eyesore. The "construction site" has been there for almost three years and is more like a derelict building. The entrance is apparently locked when it's too busy (see the Uelzen newspaper article from 2025), and the main entrance can't be used anyway because... it's a construction site. The emergency exit is now the "normal" entrance. The interior is held together only by duct tape and a lot of wishful thinking. The employees seem to be just killing time, while the shift supervisor has accepted the misery and their behavior. Behind the counter, you'll find everything from complete incompetence to partying. The music, blaring from a speaker somewhere near the coffee machine, is 90% extremely loud and serves only to entertain the staff. Singing, etc., included. The restrooms, already partially broken before the takeover (so I think at least 5 years), are now simply disgusting. As for the food, don't get your hopes up about getting extra sauce, even if you order it. There were repeated instances of blatant errors with orders, culminating in my personal highlight... a Big Tasty WITHOUT A PATTY! Officially, they kept saying that construction would resume soon. But whispers are circulating that the entire project was started without a building permit, therefore abandoned, and now, out of sheer spite, the place is being left to decay.