Berlins Doener

This is one of my favorite restaurants in St. Pete. Large selection of German beers, delicious German favorites, and a casual atmosphere with excellent staff. Special thanks to the server Pixie. Her friendly and professional service is something I look forward to every time I come, and she is a big reason I have made this place one of my routine stops.

Came here for lunch as soon as they opened and it did not disappoint! I use to eat doner all the time growing up so I was excited to try this place. As soon as I entered the store I was greeted by friendly staff. The atmosphere gave me a very traditional chill bar type of vibe. Ordering your food was very simple and fast. I got the doner kebab sandwich. They ask you what kind of meat you want with it and what kind of sauce. I got the beef and lamb meat with tzaziki sauce.First thing I noticed was how fresh the bread tasted. It was also incredibly light. It had a decent amount of vegetables in it such as tomatoes, onions and lettuce. The only thing missing was the french fries but you can order them on the side. Overall this place was amazing! Definitely recommend trying their food!

YES, I stopped for a Pretzel. They have the best pretzels in the history of Ever. How can one resist a giant pretzel, served with honey mustard and homemade liptower cheese.Service is always on point. Friendly staff and a cute German vibe. I recommend you go try one of those 5

Great place for lunch or a chill dinner. It's a relatively fast serving restaurant. Nothing too fancy.I think the real treasure here is that they have good authentic German beer served in authentic glassware and that they hand make their pretzela.They put a lot of heart into their food and it shows. It's not all super fantastic but it's good for what you're paying. It's definitely worth checking out.

I've driven by this place on Route 19 in St. Pete for years and finally decided to stop in. The German street food, Doener, is a signature dish so I thought I'd try it. The lamb and beef meat is like a gyro. I had the salad dish, but after talking to the chef, George, the bread they use for the sandwich is a must try on my return. It's a small restaurant that does a lot of self preparation. Their selection of German beers on tap is a must try. The full menu has all the key German dishes you'd be looking for. Another reason for me to return and there aren't many restaurants like this in St. Pete.

This place is in the conversation about best German food around. Had my staple got jaeger schnitzel and it did not disappoint. Goulash was rich and fork tender as well as the sauerbraten. Great beer selection to top it off. Will have to return to try the strudel. Don't pass up this Deutschland treat.

Stopped in for a casual dinner and so my husband could try something different. I've been getting him to expand his horizons when it comes to food, and this place was a definite winner for him. He went with the doener wrap, and while he usually goes for chicken--he actually got the beef/lamb mixture! He added tzatziki sauce and said the bread was amazing. He ate every bite of that huge thing!Next up, I'm a sucker for sauerbraten and had to try it. Perhaps I should have gone with the doener since that's this places main attraction. The sauerbraten could have been more tender for sure. And while the flavor was good and I overall enjoyed it, I've definitely had much better sauerbraten before. I will try something else next time. But that german potato salad!....yes, please!Oh, and we shared a liter of one of their strongest beers and it was delicious. It was a bit warm inside--and I think someone else mentioned the same issue--so I don't know if they just don't have good AC or what. I definitely don't want to freeze while eating dinner, but it could have been literally just 2 degrees cooler in there.We arrived around 5pm on a Tuesday, and it was pretty quiet. Our waitress was prompt and friendly. We would definitely keep this on our list to revisit.

Disappointing... I was very excited when I did a Google search for German restaurants and found Berlin's Doener. I will say that in true German tradition, there were many beer choices and they were very good. Unfortunately, that's where it ended. I ordered what they called currywurst, but it was unlike any currywurst I've ever had. The "curry" catsup/sauce tasted like and had the consistency of ragu spaghetti sauce. The bratwurst which is normally crispy seemed as if it had been boiled. We also has the schnitzel which was horrible, but lacked much flavor. On the plus side, the redcabbage and German potato salad were good and the server was a sweetheart.

Amazing schnitzel super thin crust, not greasy. Attention to detail! Gave women a rise on Valentine's Day! Good beer too

My daughter and I went there on Friday 12/20/24 for an early dinner. Pixie our server was awesome. The food was delicious. The ambiance was like a bar/diner vibe. Overall it was a good experience.