Take it Döner — Restaurant in Zermatt

After a breathtaking trip to Gornergrat and witnessing the majesty of the Matterhorn, our family of three was famished and looking for a satisfying lunch in Zermatt. We stumbled upon this gem of an authentic Turkish restaurant right next to the charming Marmot fountain, and it was the perfect find!

While it's a small place with limited seating, the atmosphere was bustling and inviting. We ordered döner rolls and burger meals, and were absolutely blown away by the portion sizes! These meals were truly humongous, easily satisfying our post-hiking hunger. In fact, one meal could easily be shared between two people.

Yes, it's true that the prices might be a tad higher than your average burger joint, but given the prime location in Zermatt and the generous portions, it was well worth it. The quality of the food was outstanding, and the taste was truly authentic.

The two staff members working were incredibly helpful and cordial, adding to the overall positive experience. They were patient with our questions and made sure we had everything we needed.

We left Take it Döner with full and happy stomachs, ready for our train journey back to Täsch. It was an amazing and filling experience that we highly recommend to anyone looking for a delicious and hearty...

I came here specifically because of the prices for the Doner and I heard it was one of the best cheap eats in town. The price did not disappoint. But unfortunately, they really cheap out on the food. I ordered a 'doner box' which is usually supposed to be equal parts fries and meat, but for whatever reason, they decided to dump three handfuls of vegetables into my box as well and mixed it in with all the fries and doner. Altogether, almost a third of the entire box was just vegetables, which is ridiculous. It feels like a way for them to cheap out on giving you more fries and meat, which both cost more, by just replacing most of the box with random vegetables. Moreover, they poured a ton of different sauces into the box meaning that instead of being crunchy, the fries and vegetables (like lettuce) ended up being soggy instead. At the very least, the meat was well seasoned, but the fries were undersalted, and just didn't really have much of a taste. The fries were so bland in fact that the vegetables had a stronger taste than the fries, not...

Literally the most embarrassing foodstore that has called themselves "döner kebab shop" I have been to in the world. I have been to German ones, ones in the UK, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Turkey, Greece... knowing the good ones, the authentic oned and the standard ones and the bad. I have seen them all.

But this one takes the crown of most pathetic kebab shop, being worst in food and pricing.

The döner kebab stick was fried, heated with 60C°