A NEW revolutionary kebab restaurant has opened its doors in a North East town, bringing a new fast-casual dining experience to the Teesside.
The new restaurant is located at 112 Linthorpe Road, and opened Wednesday, October 27, creating in the region of 40 new jobs, bringing further employment to the area.
German Doner Kebab Middlesbrough will offer a full Dine-In experience, plus Takeaway with Click & Collect and Delivery will be available through GDK’s Delivery partners. German Doner Kebab is revolutionising the kebab in the UK, bringing a fresh, high-quality taste sensation that has made it the number one spot to enjoy a kebab.
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Freshly prepared in front of customers, the game-changing kebabs are made using premium, lean, succulent meats and fresh local vegetables, served in handmade toasted breads with unique signature sauces.
The new restaurant in Middlesbrough is the brand’s 74th site in the UK as it continues to bring the GDK experience to more locations throughout the country.
The brand now has over 90 restaurants worldwide as it continues to bring the GDK experience to more locations across the globe.
Daniel Bunce, GDK MD for UK and Europe, said: “We’re delighted to officially open and bring the German Doner Kebab experience to Middlesbrough.
“Our game-changing kebabs are revolutionising the kebab in the UK and we are excited to be bringing a new fast-casual experience to the area, offering great tasting fresh food in a relaxed and modern setting.”
For more details, please visit the website www.germandonerkebab.com.
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