My friend is stationed over near here for the Army. What can I say about this place? I've never had…read morea better, more filling Kebab, and these were amazing. They don't really speak English, but can pretty much get by while pointing at the stuff you want. I have been making it a point to learn more German so I can try more of their wonderful foods. If you're near here please make it a point to try this food, it's great, but probably super calorie filled.

This is a very small restaurant serving kebab and falafel. Service was quick, the food was…read moreinexpensive, and it tasted very good. The person working there when I visited spoke a little bit of English, so combined with some pointing, I was able to get exactly what I wanted. I would definitely go back when in the area again. The inside of the restaurant is very small, with only room to sit about 4-6 people, so most people were getting either take-away or sitting outside.

The best döners in Eichstätt, hands down…read more If you like döners you can get them prepared basically any way imaginable. There's the traditional döner kebab, plates, even pizza. The meat is sliced right when you order it, so the food comes out fresh and hot. Price-wise, the döner is about €4. If you want a plate (beware: it's a huge amount of food), it's about €7. If you don't want a döner they of course have other stuff like felafels, and some other things if you just really don't like that kind of food. They have spring rolls, chicken nuggets, calamari, and other things like that.

This place makes the best kebabs I have ever eaten in my entire life. And I am 47, and I have eaten…read morea lot of kebabs in my life. Their potatoes are really not that great (rather on the dry side), but if you ignore them and focus on the divine kebabs, you'll find yourself in heaven. The meat is tasty, the bread is soft and crispy, and you'll find yourself wanting to eat another one right away. Unfortunately, they don't deliver (but maybe that's a good thing. Otherwise, I would be ordering every day?)

My husband and I stopped here on the way to Nürnberg. It was a little bit out of the way from A6,…read morebut we were hungry and the other reviews were good. We parked about 200m away and walked to the shop. It was easy to find. The döner was amazing. One of the best I have had! The meat was ama, the bread was crispy, and the garlic sauce very garlicky! We'll be back when we're in Ansbach again.

This spot was awesome! I had some really good felafel here!…read moreIt came on the flat bread with the usual accompaniments. It was delicious! I also got the baba ghanoush to go with it! The team here were very friendly and talked kindly to us with a bit of broken English. It was nice! Definitely would recommend for a vegetarian or vegan meal!

While in Munich, I stumbled across the store. I have been wanting a donner since the last time I…read moreleft Germany I want to say 2014. The food was fresh and delicious. I tried my German. It wasn't too good so the guy decided to just speak English to me and make it easier. The food was delicious. I am hoping whenever I return that I will revisit his restaurant and definitely have more than one thank you again for being so kind.

Everything you can want in a proper doner shop. Owner is always here, food is fresh and the shop is…read morespotless clean! Very fast walkup and Togo or sit outside and enjoy. Everything is fresh and bright... meat is roasting and cut to order... moist and full of flavor!

Fresh baked bread, textured and tasty fillings, and just all-around yumminess awaited my friend and…read moreI on Trappentreustrasse. She went with a beef durum wrap and complimented the housemade pita, while I settled on the chicken sandwich. I can't believe they sold this to me for just €7.50. I'd come here every week for lunch if I lived in Munich! A large selection of sodas awaits inside too, for the American tourist who can't get mango dragonfruit Fanta at home.

Best place in Munich for döners! Delicious food and friendly staff. They can speak a little English…read moreand between that and our broken German, we could communicate. Casual vibe and popular with the locals. Most times there is a line out the door. We never saw any other tourists, just locals that know good food. You can dine in out take away. We went back several times while we were in town.