Great little local restaurant. I had the kebab platter and it was a huge portion and I took it all…read moredown greedily as it was so tasty. Meat was tender and well seasoned, sauces were excellent. Very reasonably priced. Highly recommend

Right on Kelsterbach's rail station, one stop towards Wiesbaden on S8 or S9 from Frankfurt's…read moreairport. Eat-in or takeout. Really good fresh Döner with fresh-baked bun or Durum wrap. Reasonably priced, delicious, and very friendly people. It's not a Berlin-style fancy Döner, but it's not trying to be. Just a solid place. Will be back.

Sehr guter Döner immer wieder gerne warm und lecker. Haben auf der Terrase gegessen eine schöne…read moreatmosphäre

Good. Not the best but one of the best in the neighborhood…read more Friday gives you the chicken Döner option too. The staff is always very helpful and nice.

Excellent Lawas-Doener (Dürüm). Self-made bread with deliciously herbed meat and fresh chopped…read morevegetables. Nice clean taste!

The most awesome döner/lahmacun place I've found so far in GER.read more

Close to being my favorite kebab haus. Friendly service and tasty food. I eat here about once a…read moreweek.

One of the best Döner places I know. Best in town for sure…read more Also they have cheeseburgers and hamburgers which is nice. Guys working there are very friendly.

Great customer service! So friendly. The best food! Very good prices! Relaxing environment.read more

Great Döner in the center of Hofheim. The service is fast and friendly. They also got a variety of…read morePizzen. We got a Spinach Pide which was freshly prepared. The Döner plate came in a generous portion. The area is nice and close to a lot of things. Five minutes from the train station. I would definitely recommend to go there.

Not even worth a review…read more The most expensive Döner place in town. Below average quality. But the main thing that bothers me about this place is the huge red sign outside. Totally out of it's place and just sticks out of the old and beautiful town center.

I rarely write reviews, but in this case I feel it's important…read more At the shop, I asked whether the second döner actually contained "extra meat," because visually it didn't look like it at all. I was clearly and explicitly assured that it did, so I had to rely on that. Since I still had doubts, I weighed both döner at home: regular: 494 g "jumbo + extra meat": 556 g That's only about a 12% increase in total weight (62 g) -- including bread, sauce, and all other ingredients. The actual amount of extra meat is therefore likely significantly less. On top of that, the döner weren't labeled, so I can't even be sure whether the heavier one was actually the "jumbo." I would appreciate a brief clarification: How many grams of "extra meat" are normally added? What exactly differentiates a "jumbo döner" from a regular one, besides the price? The taste is good, no question. But for me, this is mainly about trust, transparency, and honesty. If I'm clearly told on-site that there is extra meat, then I expect to see it -- not have to go home and look for it on a scale. After this experience, I unfortunately have my doubts.