Die besten Restaurants mit Turkisches restaurant Essen in Rheinland-Pfalz

Great veal, doesn't skimp on the filling, great value for money and is always friendly

The food is always very tasty, very clean, pizza, kebab top 👍🏻

Definitely doesn't deserve 4.8 stars. I went to this restaurant based on Google reviews and wasn't happy with the kebabs. I would like to give 1 star to lower the rating.

Delicious little kebab in Mainz. I can only recommend it. Had the Gözleme with kebab meat and fries. Delicious. Only the fries could have used another 4 to 5 minutes in the deep fryer.

The best food in town, I come here every time and highly recommend it to everyone!🙂

Great load Very clean Good prices Very nice owner

I ordered two Mix&Eat to take away. At first I was surprised that I was only charged €7 per wrap instead of €7.50. Unfortunately, I only realized later that I had received two normal wraps with hummus sauce. This is a big no-go for me. If the ingredients for the Mix&Eat are not available, you can inform the customer about it. After all, a normal wrap costs 4.50. That was the last time I eat here.

The food and service are very poor, I don't recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Very nice kebab, you can eat warm dishes well, a big plus is that you knead the food quickly. The food is good and prepared precisely.

Tasty and big kebab for good price.

Here you can get delicious kebab made from fresh ingredients at a fair price. The ladies are very friendly. It is also possible to buy groceries here, which are also offered at an extremely fair price. In the store itself there are around 8 seats at two tables. The kebab can also be topped with jalapenos. Despite the high volume, preparation is very quick and without loss of quality. Clear recommendation.

Kebab delicious, but difficult to eat due to the shape

Very pleasant restaurant, the hospitality is great, the food is delicious and the atmosphere is pleasant. Great price, five stars in every respect. We'll definitely be back!

Not only is €22 for 2 falafeldürüm a very steep price, but paying with an EC card also costs an extra euro. This was justified with high fees. EC card fees in Germany are 0.25%, which corresponds to exactly 5.5 cents for a turnover of €22. Some people might suspect that they want to force customers to pay in cash, which could certainly be of interest to the tax office.

We ordered some pizzas for a larger celebration (approx. 65 people) and everything was great. Everyone was thrilled and the deliveries arrived at the agreed time.