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Kebab shops are everywhere in Berlin, a city that helped make the döner famous. From Kreuzberg to Wedding and Neukölln, kebab shops serve grilled meat, crisp salad and warm bread fast, cheap and often well past midnight.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for kebab shops, from classic döner counters to gourmet and vegetarian spots. Some focus on the traditional döner and dürüm, others on Turkish grills, falafel and creative variations.
Browse the places below to find the best kebab shops in Berlin, compare options and prices, and plan your visit.
Located in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, Erchy's offers its guests an oriental-inspired breakfast that leaves nothing to be desired. Here you'll find not only breakfast all day, but also special dishes like Avo Smash with Dukkah and the legendary Turkish Eggs.
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Schöneberg meets Anatolia: At Wittenbergplatz, directly opposite KaDeWe, Baba Pirzola serves classic Turkish grilled cuisine at an elevated level. Juicy lamb chops, aromatic mezze, and a carefully curated wine selection make this oriental restaurant one of Berlin's most convincing Turkish addresses.
Ottoman fine-dining cuisine in an opulent ambiance in the heart of Berlin-Tiergarten: Osmanya represents high-end Turkish-Oriental gastronomy, halal certified and with a menu that consistently interprets traditional flavors in a modern way.
For over a decade, Osmans Töchter in Prenzlauer Berg has stood for modern Anatolian cuisine that goes far beyond döner and fast food. Since spring 2026, the restaurant has resided on the historic Bötzow Areal, demonstrating that Turkish hospitality can also be grand cinema.
Anyone looking for a Turkish breakfast in Kreuzberg that feels like a Sunday morning in Istanbul will likely end up on Gneisenaustraße. Balkaymak Simit Evi serves freshly baked simit, hearty breakfast platters, and homemade kaymak.
In the Wedding neighborhood around Jülicher Straße, Zeytinim has made a name for itself: as a place for authentic Turkish breakfast that goes far beyond toast and coffee. People come here for the Serpme Kahvaltı and stay for the atmosphere.
The operators "Eat the World" offer a culinary city walk through Berlin for gournets.
At Yorckstraße 89 in Kreuzberg, this Arabic restaurant shows how Syrian cuisine and lived integration grow together. Fresh hummus, baba ghanoush, and kibbeh meet an atmosphere that is warm, open, and political. Kreuzberger Himmel is Berlin's most beautiful proof that a plate can tell more than a thousand words.
Akin Simit Frühstückshaus on Kottbusser Damm serves homemade baked goods, crispy Simit, and hearty breakfast plates at fair prices, daily from 6 AM.
This tiny Turkish fish restaurant Balikci Ergun under the S-Bahn rails of Berlin-Moabit has reached cult status.
Anyone looking for Turkish breakfast in Friedrichshain that goes beyond flatbread and white cheese should not miss Lemon Feinkost & Café on Wühlischstraße. This Turkish café brings West Anatolian cuisine with a family feel to the neighborhood around Boxhagener Platz.
On Wilmersdorfer Straße in Charlottenburg, La Femme Berlin serves the finest Turkish breakfast: Kahvaltı with homemade Simits, fresh jams, and hearty classics, daily from 07:00 to 21:00. If you want an authentic Turkish breakfast in Berlin, you should definitely stop by here.
At Kottbusser Damm 77 in Kreuzberg, La Femme Kahvaltı ve Simit Evi has been serving authentic Turkish breakfast for over two decades. Freshly baked simits, hearty tavası variations, and homemade jams make this place the go-to address for Kahvaltı in Berlin.
If you're looking for oriental restaurants in Berlin, you can't miss Hasir. For decades, the Aygün family's cult establishment in Kreuzberg has stood for authentic Turkish grilled cuisine, homemade mezze, and a history that reinvented the döner.
A truly satisfying breakfast: Meyman Gourmet in Alt-Tempelhof brings Anatolian breakfast tradition to the table with rich platters, fresh ingredients, and homemade specialties. It is known for its particularly generous portions.
Treptow has a new hotspot for everyone who wants to make no compromises when it comes to döner. Deluxe of Berlin on Kiefholzstraße stands for high-quality steak meat, handmade sauces, and prices that haven't yet fallen victim to Berlin's döner inflation.
Turkish breakfast as it should be: Meyan in Schöneberg's Goltzstraße is a Mediterranean deli café that impresses with homemade spreads, menemen from a copper pan, and warm neighborhood charm.
Located by the water tower in Kollwitzkiez, directly on Knaackstraße, Sirene serves Turkish eggs on sourdough bread, fluffy cottage cheese pancakes, and seasonal breakfast dishes. Those looking for Turkish breakfast in Prenzlauer Berg will find one of the most harmonious addresses in the entire district here.
The kebab at Mustafa's Veggie Kebab look vastly different than anywhere else for a good reason: they sell exclusively chicken kebab!
A Turkish breakfast in Berlin that has nothing to hide: Maikind on Pariser Straße in Wilmersdorf serves Cilbir, Shakshuka, and sweet pastries in a brightly lit, minimalist café run by women, opening daily at 9 AM.
Hakiki, which means "the real" or "the true" in Turkish, is one of the most famous doner kebab shops in Wedding and has been known for years for its meat quality, homemade sauces, and the typical long queues on Schwedenstraße near Osloer Straße subway station.
The Lale Imbiss has earned its legendary status above all due to its garlic sauce. This sauce has been prepared for 30 years (!) following the same secret family recipe.