Great takeaway kebab shop. I had the 'Pommes Kebab' and it was delicious. Way bigger portion than I…read moreexpected as well. Paid with card/contactless pay no problem. Great option when wanting something super tasty and quick. Staff was lovely also! They do have an area to eat in, but I took mine to-go. Would recommend!

Absolutely INSANE fries!!!! Sooooo good. Service was the best. Could not ask for more. Great…read moreatmosphere.

Actual Kebab made by Turks that know Kebab. OK they may call Shwarma Kebab but its a semantic…read moregame. It is good stuff. Great inexpensive place to have a meal that is worthy

Charged me double for a shawarma plate that's half the size of the shawarma pita. Don't come here…read moreif you only speak English they don't know what you're saying

Fine falafel wrap (except for the bland iceberg lettuce), fine staff, and sufficient seating…read more Not much memorable about this place, though.

3.5 stars. If you…read moredon't know what you want to eat but something cheap and fast, you found a place. Asian noodle, italian pasta, pizza and kebab/doner sandwich and even tiramisu. Everything is made to order. Good portion size. There is surcharge after midnight but hey.. this place is open when most restaurants and shops are closed. Not sure how great the flavor it is but my pizza was OK. PS: Nectar is right at a tram stop.

Great takeout Mediterranean and open late night. The kebab wrap and the falafel wrap are very…read moretasty. Staff is friendly too.

A very tasty Döner plate (Döner Teller) --- and actually included some respectable lettuce and…read moreveggies. Good fries. I'll probably try a pita (Taschenbrot) next time. The meat itself was tender and nicely hot. You have to check out the menu for some interesting uses of it --- Döner burger and Döner pizza caught my eye. Only downside was the TV, which was blaring Jersey Shore spinoff "Snooki & JWoww" the entire time we were there. It's hard to enjoy good hummus when there's a nasal voice screaming "It smells like poop!" over and over in your ear.

For me still the best Kebab in the world-or at least in Zurich …read more They make the bread always fresh to order and the meat they're using has a much better quality than most of the kebab joints around. Staff is always very friendly and altough it can get very busy, i've never waited for more than 10 minutes. Not much space to sit inside.

I was staying across the street and stopped in for a quick bite. Sandwiches were very tasty…read morealthough it seemed a little pricey. I would stop back in if I need a bite to eat and didn't want to sit down for a more formal meal.

From the owner: Gourmet Kebab Wagyu Kebabread more

Yum yum yum! Fast and fresh. I'll definitely be back. Very expat friendly too. Very clean and…read moreneat

Good Doner . As with all Zurich...pricey...Near Oerlikon Bahnhof…read more Very nice service and quite hospitable.

Solid little neighborhood pizza place. Theoretically they also have Kebaps, but the machine was off…read moreand no meat was around when I walked in. Pizza was thin and a nice size (relatively small). Seems to cater to spanish speaking locals in the neighborhood but they were very friendly and quick about the pizza.

Great pizza, love the lamb & pasta. Great service. Came back here twice in a row! We bought our…read morefriends here the 2nd night.

The staff was okay but the kebab was so salty i couldnt finish it. I went there a second ti.e…read morethinking it was just bad luck but turns out its kinda their thing. Maybe try something different. Definitely not the meat. Great location if you just came from clubbing and are hungry.

Located a short walk from the Crowne Plaza Zürich, this Italian restaurant run by Turkish (?) folks…read moreserves an excellent wood-fired pizza. Not terribly authentic, but quite delicious and speedy too. The bread served with salads, etc is essentially pizza dough, light and fluffy with a nice crusty outside. There's a piano bar inside, and plenty of open-air seating out in front. An English menu is available, but if you don't speak any Swiss German, you'll have to resort to pointing to order.