I was warned that I HAD TO TRY a Döner while in Germany... pull my leg why don't you?!?…read more This was THE place to go according to my companion-and after, I saw why. This place is located in the main thoroughfare of Stuttgart and it is small-but that's always a great sign! They sliced the meat off the spit to make my simple order-garlic creamy sauce, kebab, spicy pepper flakes, lettuce, onion and tomato on a fresh bun made this sandwich. The deliciousness and flavor can't be described-I could have eaten at least two more before I realized it, it's that amazing. The meat is juicy and flavorful-not to mention, plentiful. The sauce made it-especially with the garlic flavor and the sprinkle of red pepper flakes. The strong flavors blend together to create something magical and leaving me wishing I could grab one so readily available here in the US. Oh well-guess I will have to make my way back to Stuttgart to revisit this place for the best Döners!

Quick easy and tasty street food. I bought the Doner Kabob on bread. Ordered it spicy with…read moreeverything, which is with sauce, lettuce and tomato. It was delicious. If you're hungry and want something quick this is it.

Popped in here on our way to Paris from Munich (visiting from the states) and it was a hit for our…read morewhole fam. I had the Montreal Poutine (the fam had pulled pork, chicken shawarma, and chili and cheese) we also got the churros and chocolate. It was the perfect meal for our crew. Thankful for the free mall toilet close by too so we could put down our packs and hang out here for a while before our next train.

Very tasty. My favorite was the pulled pork and I even enjoyed the coleslaw which I don't often…read morecare for. Wish we haven't waited until the last day in town to try it out. If we run into it again we'll definitely stop.

Coming from the Bay Area in California, I wasn't sure if there would be a ramen place as close as…read moregood. However i gave this place I try and I must say that it's very comparable to Bay Are Ramen. The broth is about 90% close, but I'd say the pork in the ramen was well better than I expected.

I loved the decor and the chefs in the kitchen located at the entrance making handmade ramen…read more Service is poor. The staff was not friendly. You write your orders on a scrap piece of paper left on the table. Menu is mostly beef-based with few other options. Cash only.

For Americans, this is best described as a German Denny's. It is open late, not well-decorated, and…read morehas the basic dishes. They do not speak a lick of English. Luckily, there was a German woman dining there that overheard our struggle and decided to translate for us. However, even after her hard work of translating, we still did not know what to get so we went with her recommendation. She recommended the ravioli with potato side, which is a Swabian staple. This was the first time I had this dish so I did not know what to expect. Man, it tasted gross but I tried to eat it to stay open-paletted and be a true worldly eater. Finally, I had to give up because I started to feel nauseous. The meat was supposed to be beef, my favorite kind of meat, but it tasted like....a type of meat I have never tasted before and never want to taste again. Staying true to my attempt to keep an open-palette, I did try this same ravioli dish again at another restaurant and it was good at the other restaurant. This leads me to believe that there was something deeply wrong with whatever I ate here. I didn't get sick off of the food but what the heck was I eating?

I wasn't expecting much first time I went to Thios Inn but I was happily surprised with the…read moreoriginal Greek taste. Today is my favorite place in Stuttgart to eat Gyros Pita with fries!

Really enjoyed this Greek restaurant. The food was flavorful, the atmosphere was welcoming, and…read moreoverall it was a great experience. Nothing felt overcomplicated, just solid Greek food and good service. Definitely a place I'd come back to. Four stars!

Of course we had to try Ethiopian while abroad- I try to find my favourite food wherever I travel!…read more First off: make sure you make a reservation (at least for dinner). It is a small place and obviously pretty popular. We were in a group of 4 adults, two kids and sat outside. That worked really well since there is a playground right across the way! Perfect for antsy kids. (When looking indoor, the decor was very typical for Ethiopian restaurants- dark, cozy, and family-oriented.) I tried my favorite dish (other than the split yellow pea stew): the spicy red lentils. The injera was soft and delicious, the lentils were nearly perfectly spiced, and it came with some other veggies that made everything come together. Our server spoke English and German, which made things so easy for our group of Germans and Americans. Although a little pricy, it was worth it, and EVERYONE polished off their plate. I only wish I could've eaten at Injeera more than once!

Wir waren gestern Abend zu fünft da und waren begeistert: Das Ambiente, der Service sowie die…read moreSpeisen und Getränke waren hervorragend. Sowohl die Fleisch- wie auch die veganen bzw. vegetarischen Gemüsegerichte waren von ausgezeichneter Qualität und perfekt gewürzt, nicht zu scharf aber auch nicht zu mild. Der empfohlene Wein, ein Syrah aus Südafrika, passte perfekt dazu. Man isst übrigens wie traditionell in Afrika mit den Fingern indem man das Gemüse oder Fleisch mit kleinen Stückchen vom Fladenbrot, dem Injeera, aufnimmt. Aber wer lieber mit Besteck essen möchte, der darf das natürlich auch. Der Service war freundlich und humorvoll, wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und empfehlen das Restaurant gerne weiter. Aber bitte einen Tisch reservieren, das Lokal ist zu Recht beliebt und gut besucht.

The reviews comparing this to chipotle must be talking about the burrito building experience and…read morenothing else. This is not chipotle nor is it Mexican or even New Mexican. It's not Texmex. As a former New Mexico resident I'm perpetually disappointed in the Mexican offerings here in Germany. Based on the reviews, the line out the door, and the ambiance of the restaurant, I was certain I found a diamond in the rough. I was wrong. While it's confusing, it is even more baffling to have all the right pieces and still be bland and nothing like Mexican food. Tortilla, meat, beans, cheese, and rice do not a burrito make. Imagine I asked you what is in a cookie, and you told me, "flour, sugar, butter, chocolate chips." Then, I hand you a literal pile of flour, sugar, butter, and chocolate chips. That's what a burrito is like here. All the right ingredients and intention without the desired results. While this place is walking distance from my apt I think I'll stick to making my own burritos at home.

Sehr unfreundlich aber essen war ok Meine homies fand es…read moreauch so lala. BTW burrito war kalt so wie das Herz des Besitzers

Wonderful food and super fresh kebabs. Waiting for Kunefe to see if it is as good as conventional…read moreTurkish kunefe. The service is great and friendly.

For four euros you get a donner kebab, which at World of Kebab basically is a large portion of…read moremostly lettuce and a bit of sinewy, stringy meat. The service was also hastily and not friendly although it was quite quiet. Not sure why it got so many stars at the German page. To me it was disappointing.

Yelp really came through for me. I never would have discovered this place otherwise. Its just a…read moreshort walk from the two big dept stores in the area Like other reviewers stated it's a great place for a meal, coffee or dessert. I had a very nice & filling meal for 12EUR. They didn't have an English menu but the waiter was very helpful and friendly.

Had brunch here with our friends down on a visit from Weisbaden. The waiter didn't even flinch when…read morewe said party of 10! We were seated immediately and they encouraged us to spread out when another couple left. The food was delicious, plentiful, & fresh. We were all 10 satisfied & full for under €100.

As a Sri Lankan Visiting from the USA was so overjoyed to come across La Bamboo on Yelp. We were in…read moreStuttgart for the day and thought we would have dinner n made a good choice. Nice clean restaurant. Less than 5 mins walk from U 29 stop. We ordered the appetizer sampler - w 2 of each meat rolls, pattise (samosa) , fish cutlets, vadai and pappadam pieces w a dipping sauce. Very tasty n we requested the European spice level. For entrees we got the meat kothu roti and egg plant curry which is the traditional Sri Lankan fried egg plant curry. Was all delicious. Generous portions n brought leftovers home. Can't wait to have it w bread. Thank you La Bamboo for a great dinner. Will certainly stop by again when in the area.