Die besten Restaurants mit Turkisches restaurant Essen in Brandenburg

Food is okay and plentiful for the price The atmosphere is like a small pub

I ordered a dish from the menu. The answer I get is: “We don’t have it.” Got ignored and the next customer's order was taken. Super unfriendly. That was my last visit.

Boy in the early morning who pulls a punch to punch in, if he doesn't feel like working, stay at home!!! Best in your country!!!

Friendly staff, very good service, food tastes good

Because the entire workforce typically changes every 2 to 3 years, you can be sure that the business is running “correctly”. But the kebab tastes good and the price is also right. Over the years and the changing workforce, the kebab has become more or less well-stocked.

Inedible, the food turns the butterflies in your stomach into pure thin shit... something really needs to be changed... it's a shame for the money you could have gotten something better. Fries aren't really that great either, that's not the point now...

He simply buys Kaufland fries for €2 and then sells them for €5:(

Good kebab, nice service, plenty of places.

This shop is simply bomb if you are looking for a good kebab with good sauce, this is your shop. The sellers are very friendly. Best kebab than I have ever eaten

Here you can never get kebab but full sauce with full salad again

Very good kebab with homemade sauce, friendly staff and, above all, open around the clock. I like coming here.

Why isn't this guy able to put cucumbers on the kebab if you only order the kebab "without tomatoes"? The last 4 times I ordered without tomatoes and the last 4 times he only put the cucumbers in the kebab when I remembered. He's already put the cucumbers and tomatoes separately in his salad, so that wouldn't actually be a problem. Well, that was the last time today at the kebab shop in Zeuthen, I'd rather drive 5 km further in the future...

I ate falafel balls there in February, despite the bad reviews here, they were the best so far

1. They are not hygienic. For example, you prepare the kebab and touch the customers' money. It would be better if they had gloves or two people, one for the food and one for the money. 2. The young man, perhaps an Afghan, is very dull. When a customer told him “without yoghurt/Ausen Joughurt”, he made it with yoghurt and hardly threw the kebab bread away. We are very embarrassed. How much does a kebab bread cost? If he doesn't understand a sentence, it's not the customer's fault.

The kebab meat is really not tasty. It's not real kebab meat. The service was friendly and okay. The rest of it was just “well”. Unfortunately not recommended.