Fast Food & Takeaway in Hamburg

Imbiss is the German word for a snack bar, and the 32 here cover both kinds: Turkish döner counters and German stands serving chips and sausages. Kleines Glück am See is a lakeside stand in Bergedorf whose reviews are about chips and currywurst, Imbiss am Spielplatz Öjendorfer See sits by a playground at the Öjendorfer See, and Morteza Keshvari Imbiss is a chicken grill at the EDEKA supermarket on Ölmühlenweg, with bratwurst in its reviews. Reviews also describe a kiosk at Salli Salman and at Döner Wandsbek, and Kiss Imbiss on Legienstraße is reviewed for pizza, coffee and burgers rather than döner. Among the Turkish counters, Tadim Urfa on Veringstraße in Wilhelmsburg is reviewed for soup and lahmacun, and Balat Döner in Wandsbek-Gartenstadt for Turkish pizza. Prices are low — 24 of the 30 with a price list €1–10 per person — and ten give closing times of 1 AM or later on at least one day.