The Naughty Doner Co

Turkish restaurant · Union Park

The Naughty Doner Co

Turkish restaurant · Union Park

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181 Snelling Ave N, St Paul, MN 55104

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Mediterranean eatery with gyros, shawarma, vegan & GF options  

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181 Snelling Ave N, St Paul, MN 55104 Get directions

thenaughtydoner.co
@spicyfetamn

$10–20 · Menu

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181 Snelling Ave N, St Paul, MN 55104 Get directions

+1 651 219 4333
thenaughtydoner.co
@spicyfetamn

$10–20 · Menu

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Aug 8, 2025

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The Best Restaurants in St. Paul’s Mac-Groveland Neighborhood | Eater Twin Cities

"At this halal German-style döner spot along bustling Snelling Avenue, the sandwiches are so generously portioned that they could easily make two meals. Choose between beef, chicken, or falafel, served with a side of freshly cut fries tossed in a house spice mixture, and the restaurant’s signature white sauce, a tangy blend of yogurt and dill. For those wanting a little extra kick, make sure to order a side of spicy feta to dip your fries — Greek yogurt, feta, and spices, blended until golden and creamy." - Julie Yu

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T J

Google
We thought that we would try something completely different. It was our very first experience here but honestly was a good one. We were greeted right when we walked in and even offered help if we needed it. We thought the portion sizes were large which was great. I ordered off the app because they offered $5 off. We decided to dine inside. They had plenty of seating and very nice place.

Victoria Rose Harris

Google
It was my first time at The Naughty Doner and I liked it so much I had to go back a day later! I loved the spicy mint sauce and mint lemonade. The meat was great and the bread was unique. Definitely will go back whenever I pass St. Paul.

Peter Schmidt

Google
First time at the Naughty Döner and I have to say, this was a good Döner, just as good as the Döner Haus Döner in NYC, but unfortunately not as good as a real German Döner in Mannheim or Berlin. The place is small, parking is limited and there is seating for 20. The bread hit the mark, the sauce and the toppings were close, but the meat (beef) was flavorful but dry. The whole package tasted good and I will come back, but it's not a German Döner, and especially not for $13. The fries were good, nice and crispy and a good portion for an additional $3. The fountain drink (Pepsi) was $2.50, which is fair. Overall I paid just over $20 for a quick lunch, times surely have changed.

Andrew Montez

Google
Fast, friendly service. The sandwich and the hummus were amazing! We found the falafel was not very flavorful. I will come back and try other things, the wings looked great!

Grace Victor

Google
After being raised on Döner my whole life in Germany, I had yet to find one here in the states that even came close. Today, ladies and gentleman, was that day. This was absolutely the closest thing I've had to a Yufka Döner in the US. They didn't have lamb, which probably would have put it on top. I tried the mixed meat- beef and chicken. So frickin good. If you ever want to franchise down in Atlanta- let me know. I'm willing to help lol

Greg Doornink

Google
Really good. Got the OG doner. Big sandwich. About enough for two people. I liked the hot green mint sauce. Pretty quick service. I’d eat it again.

Dave Cecchi

Google
Here’s the deal with The Naughty Doner Co - it’s pretty good doner that’s reasonably priced and like seemingly everyone else in the place i am psyched to have them in the city. I had the beef doner OG sandwich or whatever and it was huge and had tons of meat. Was it as good as the train station or back alley doners you’ve had in europe? No of course not. But the bread was fantastic and overall it was good and i’d go back. some notes: - all three we ordered had WAY too much sauce. That’s maybe just how they dress them but good grief at least a quarter cup dripped out the back door it was weird. I’d go easy sauce or on side - Service was efficient and polite - Seating was tight. Tables all full and people waiting to sit. Just something to be aware of if you go during typically busy times - Needs more spice / seasoning. I think we got the last of the meat off the kebab so maybe that’s all it was but i’d for sure go for the spicy sauce kicker next time. Doner on!!

Bana ghannam

Google
I saw the restaurant’s page on instagram. I went today to try it. Decoration is simple and nice. Very clean place. Staff weren’t that friendly. Food was ok but definitely not like the videos and the pictures. Nothing special it’s like any other doner place. Their second branch Aryana is way better when it comes to food and service. I tried the Greek doner it barely had red cabbage you can barely see it had a lot of lettuce and the meat portion was so small for 14$ sandwich. Falafel tasted ok but it’s so thin never tried falafel this size. They mentioned in the their videos they want to serve food like Europe and like New York I believe they should work on their recipes at least make it as good as Ariana. The price is so reasonable 25$ for combo meal with two pieces of Falafel & 15% Tip