I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt with this one because I got a glass of Radeberger when…read morethey told me they had it on tap. It 1) was extremely watery and almost warm; 2) had a fly in it. But this isn't a pub, and the kebab is worth arguing for. The kebab is only 3.60 euro for a regular, and double meat will cost you 4.60 euro total. The sizing is enormous and probably the most bang-for-your-buck place you'll find in the area. All of their meat is of good quality, though, and despite the fly-in-beer incident I could tell that all of their ingredients were regularly checked for cleanliness. Great place to for a cheap, yummy bite to eat, but honestly you're in Germany, so I really hope you aren't eating here EVERY day and go check out the beer gardens!

Very good Doner. Fresh meat and awesome spices. Loved their yogurt sauce…read more Highly recommend.

This is my favorite restaurant in Dresden! When I visit Dresden, I try to come here as often as…read morepossible. I'm not a big fan of the typical meat you get in a döner, but vegetarian versions often just taste like a big salad. The halloumi döner here is insanely good, and strikes the right balance of filling without being overwhelming, and the sauces are great. People I've eaten with have also enjoyed the meat döner, the lentil soup, and the vegetarian special plates. But the halloumi döner is just so damn good, I never get anything else! I'd also recommend the mango ayran as a beverage. The ambience is great, much more traditional and "ethnic" than you typically get in a döner joint. The prices are very slightly higher than I've seen in other döner places, but still extremely cheap compared to your average sit down restaurant of this quality. The waitresses who serve sit down customers are a bit introverted but very nice and helpful if you need anything. I have no idea why this place isn't more highly rated, especially since it always has plenty of customers. Are Germans taking their döner for granted?! The combination of great food, service, and ambience makes this one of my absolute favorite places I've been in Germany, or anywhere.

More a tourist Hype than a good kebab store. *…read moreMehr eine touristische Atraktion als ein guter Dönerladen..

Great independent location with delicious sandwiches, Shawarma, and Turkish street food. I had the…read moreDoner Kabab. Hit the spot after a long day and a few beers later. Walk up service. CASH ONLY so have Euros. Not much English spoken. Small eating area with about 8 tables. Definite go-to spot when you have a craving for street food fare.

Awesome quality. Super fast and friendly staff. There is a…read morereason why this place is rated number two kebab place in the city. Almost wonder why it's not in the top spot. Well it might be as by the time I write this review it's almost 2 month since I've been there. You wanna try the German kebab?! That the place to go!

I'm here in Dresden to meet up with a friend prior to our trip to Oktoberfest in Munich. We went…read moreout for a couple of drinks and I was craving a late night bite to eat on our way back to the apartment. We were walking by this spot and I noticed that they have a walk-up and order window so I checked out their menu. I ordered a Döner and when we got back to the apartment, I took a bite. F'n super tasty to say the least! I'm going, again, when they open in the morning. The price was cheap and the staff was friendly. If you're looking for a bite to eat, stop by and grab some grubbage. I really doubt that you'll be disappointed.