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A very large meat wrap pleased one Döner Kebab guest on Aia. Another found the bread poor and chicken merely acceptable. Filling portions are clearer than any shared judgement on quality.
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A very large meat wrap pleased one Döner Kebab guest on Aia. Another found the bread poor and chicken merely acceptable. Filling portions are clearer than any shared judgement on quality.
Juicy kebab with lightly garlicky sauce earns praise at Rosikebab on Paldiski maantee. One guest appreciates restrained salt. Shawarma size is described as standard, with flavour the clearer strength.
One Viru Burger Mustamäe Keskus guest enjoys juicy burgers and fries. Others criticise the patty and lack of fresh vegetables. The room and terrace appeal more consistently than burger value.
Burgers and loaded fries earn praise at Kaks Kokapoissi in Telliskivi. Guests appreciate generous portions and prices compared with nearby venues. Old promotional offers should be checked separately.
Crisp fries and moist beef earn praise at MyDöner Mustamäe Keskus. A large portion satisfied one guest, though meat and salad needed more seasoning. Halal-seeking visitors also report enjoyable meals.
BIG’s Gastro on Valukoja serves van-made burgers announced by a bell when ready. Prices appeal, but the bun does not convince everyone. One visitor found only a single bench for seating.
Juicy BBQ burgers, sauces and nostalgic decor appeal at Retro Burger on Puhangu. Plant-based choices, games and colouring support family visits. One guest reports quick preparation and welcoming staff.
Cheeseburgers and beer choices appeal at VLND on Kullassepa. Guests praise topping textures and meat preparation. Street-view seating and an airy, informal setting support the meal.
Prawn poke earns particular praise at Turg resto in Nõmme market. A goat’s-cheese burger pleased with a large, juicy medium patty. Guests return for fresh toppings and filling bowls.
Crisp delivery fries and neat packaging earn praise at Fries kiosk. A Caesar burger was enjoyed overall despite dry chicken. A separate review concerns the untidy rear yard rather than food.
Döner with salad stands out at BUZZ on Mahtra for juicy meat, sauce and a large portion. Quick service and moderate prices justified one guest’s special trip to Lasnamäe.
Staff make a warmer impression than food at HeseKebab & Gyros Kristiine. One guest enjoys straightforward kebab; others dislike bread and meat. Feta appears in fillings, relevant for those avoiding it.
Kebaboom Nõmme appeals for a short menu, set prices and filling kebab. Friendly hosts earn praise. One date still involved a forty-five-minute wait despite no other diners being present.
Smash Head in Solaris can be hard to find; one guest suggests looking for Bill the Butcher. Smoky patties appeal. Another could not get sauce ingredients explained and received fries cooked too early.
Flavour and dessert pleased Sunny Pocket Kristiine guests, but sizes did not always match photo expectations. Another found the curry-chicken burger small and sauce-dominated, with awkward fry packaging.
Crispy prawns define Tailbite’s guest impressions, especially with hot sauce. One visitor tried them at a festival. Friendly service supports this specific snack; little is said about other dishes.
Hot smash burgers with crisp patties, fresh buns and a little chilli earn praise at Smash Head Nõmme. Fries work well alongside. One guest wanted a plant-based menu alternative.
Loaded fries and a pepperoni bun particularly pleased one Smash Head guest at Balti Jaama Turg. Another enjoyed a simple meaty burger. Two short accounts describe a successful filling snack.