Pommstore Döner in Hamburg

Yesterday I picked up a chicken for the first time in a long time. The young man was super friendly, the blonde lady was probably having a really bad day. Hey, working on Pentecost isn't great, but I was just coming home from work and was looking forward to my chicken. Unfortunately, the chicken didn't smell very good, and I threw it away after a few bites. Sorry, but since I got food poisoning, I've been cautious—maybe overly cautious. It still didn't smell good. Did you use new spices?

I already knew the owner was a really good guy. But today, while I was eating my croque there, I was chatting with a customer waiting in line, and he told me that he gets a free croque every week from the shop's owner because his pension is so low. Kudos to him for that. And for all those complaining about the shop: Take a look at yourself. If you're constantly having problems with other people, it's quite possible that you're the problem, or at least part of it. I've only ever met friendly and respectful people there.

What kind of meat are you selling? You can't even chew it, it's full of fat. I want my €8 back.

Food is delicious and fresh but waiting times are sometimes too long

When I ate the doner kebab, I noticed the cheap, burnt meat. When I got home, I had diarrhea all night. When I told them that the meat was burnt, they didn't understand anything. The staff there don't understand German anyway, so never go there again! How is it supposed to taste when there's a doner kebab shop every 5 meters in Hamburg? That's called climate protection... The new, colorful Germany 🏳️‍🌈🇮🇱🇩🇪🇮🇱🏳️‍🌈