Rosenaugaststätte in Augsburg

We ordered from Omars for the first time today on the recommendation of friends (to take away because of Corona). We are very excited! The dishes are prepared to a high quality, original and very deliciously seasoned - like an experienced Afghan grandma :) The lamb was really very tender and well prepared, perfectly combined with saffron rice, orange peel and pistachios. My boyfriend is a fan of the Ashak dumplings and I am now a Bolani dumplings fan. Will 100% order them again next time. The owner is very friendly. He gave us good advice and gave us salad and dessert on top. Enjoy your meal! An enrichment for Augsburg. Addendum: I originally gave it 5 stars. Unfortunately, I later discovered that the prices were more expensive than stated on the menu. Each dish was simply rounded up. That shouldn't happen, so unfortunately there is a two star deduction. (We also gave tips).

At the moment you can only order drinks here.

DISASTER: We waited up to 30 minutes before we could order. Then we waited 60 minutes for our food (hock of pork and cod). The fried potatoes we requested were charcoal and remained on the plate. We didn't ask if everything was OK so we couldn't return the food. There was also no question about drinks. The staff is overwhelmed and their knowledge of German is weak. We were in the restaurant with our daughter (17 months) and before ordering we announced that our daughter needed to eat something quickly so she could go to bed. At 10:30 p.m. we just got up (plates were still there) and paid at the exit.

We were actually always enthusiastic on site, as a celiac disease patient I always found something... But what we have experienced now is the last straw. Order schnitzel gluten-free, the side dishes open and I choose spaetzle. It wouldn't be the case that normal schnitzel isn't available with side dishes So with GF I assumed that everything was GF and was marked What came... Spätzle not GF and Schnitzel GF in one package... No insight when complaining. Just saying what a tough few weeks you've had and guests often order one thing and the other. Sorry cheeky and then the lady just hung up. It's already hard enough to find something for those with a celiac disease, but that just confirms that the restaurant simply doesn't have a plan and when you ask and point it out, they just react rudely. The incident will be reported more clearly in the appropriate place marked gluten-free so it must be delivered that way.

Going to the toilet costs one euro. Thrown in two and got no change. When I told the Serways employee this, he shrugged his shoulders and grinned stupidly in my face. Not like that, friends!!!