Ordered: Falafel Meal Deal (~€13): falafel sandwich,…read morehomemade fries, and a soda Aya's take: I have to admit this wasn't my first choice but since it was in the area and the place I wanted to try happened to be closed, I figured I'd stop by for a quick bite. I liked the idea of a customized falafel sandwich where they give you the pita with falafel and you choose your preferred toppings at the salad bar. The falafel was surprisingly well done, and I have high standards for falafel being Middle Eastern myself. The toppings were pretty solid; I liked the cabbage mix and the fried cauliflower the most. The homemade fries were also really delicious and the sauces on the side were great; I went with a mix of the ketchup and mayonesa. Definitely not authentic Spanish food but very filling and satisfying nonetheless!

Awesome vegan/vegetarian food. Highly recommend anyone looking for veg food in Barcelona and…read morespecially around La Rambla. Really yum falafel and salads

This place was okay, the falafel sandwich was AMAZING. But the hummus which is the name of this…read moreplace was SUPER bland! We tried the house hummus and Egyptian hummus. Which for the three of us, they gave us a single pita with a LARGE dish of hummus. My other friend had the vegan burger which he normally loves and stated it was extremely dry and bland as well. I would try this place again because usually it's really good so my friend says. Of course any reason to go back to Spain is worth a second try lol

Very nice and cool place with good food and chill out music…read more The hummus classic (i had today) was delicious. Yamiiii. The menu is interesting (but nothing for meat lovers)

Food: Both the chicken in the pita and shawarma in the durum were very tender and juicy! The pita…read moreitself was good, but not as fluffy as other pitas I've had. The durum was also pretty good although I would have to say that the chicken pita was my favorite - The chicken was simply delicious and with so much flavor! Service: Very attentive and polite staff. Ambiance: It's a smaller place so you may have to wait outside as there's a handful of tables inside. There's no outside seating. Very casual spot but if you don't want to wait you can make a reservation.

Second stop of Barcelona was La Caravana! An amazing Mediterranean place which ended up being Halal…read moreafter asking the staff. The food is absolutely delicious and I think just might be some of the best Mediterranean I've had. There was a small wait before being seated but they are friendly and helpful in every step of the way. Absolutely recommend as this easily reaches must-have territory.

Loved the food, we went there 3/7 days we were in Spain -…read moreVibe is super chill, with taste food. - So many healthy options for Vegetarian families. - Service is fast, and food arrives quickly. Definitely be back, and would highly recommend to anyone looking for delicious food in Barcelona & Madrid.

I LOVE honest greens! I've been coming here to work a couple of times a month, and this has quickly…read morebecome my fav place! Everything from their food, to the music, to the aesthetic is just perfect. I've tried a lot of different food and beverage combinations, and everything is good, fresh and healthy. It's also affordable for the quality of ingredients they use. I feel really good soaking in the atmosphere here while getting some work done on one of their many beautiful nooks. I would highly recommend!

Probably wondering why I'm eating at a random falafel place when I'm walking las ramblas :) 10…read moreyears ago when I first came to Barcelona, there was a delicious and cheap falafel place like this one on south part of las ramblas. This one might be its reincarnation!!! To get: pita with falafel to go (cost 4.5€) then walk around las ramblas with it :) It comes with 5 falafel in the pita with optional hummus and lettuce. Then you can add your own toppings!! The toppings bar includes -tomato cucumber salad* -lentils* -pickles -picked onions* -couscous with cilantro and lime* -picked carrots -olives -multiple sauces -crushed tomatoes* -fresh jalapeño paste/hot sauce Tip: take out two falafel to make room for the toppings :) :) :) *= my favorite

I found Moaz just by walking by it and had to try it simply because it said vegetarian and I am…read morevegetarian. This restaurant far exceeded my expectations! The food was absolutely delicious, it was very cheap, and the workers were so nice and fun. I love how you eat to fill your bowl/pita with whichever toppings you wanted.. and the best part was that you can filll it as many times as you want. Nothing better than free refills of food! Such a yummy, healthy food option. My only complaint would be that there wasn't very much seating and was a bit crowded trying to eat.. but everything else made up for it. I suggest this restaurant to everyone.. not just vegetarians!

My new favorite place in barcelona. You can load up your falafel with as many goodies as you want,…read moreand the falafels are freshly made and delicious. Best bang for buck in my opinion! Definitely recommend - follow me on ig @tulascuisine !

Hit the spot! Nice and helpful staff and delicious food. Small space, good for grab and go. I'll…read moredefinitely be back!

Great food, had your basic döner kebab but it hit the spot. If you like the spicy sauce theirs…read morehits! Guys were quick, polite and efficient not to mention helpful. Not a bad meal when rolling solo in the city. Side note, I hit another kebab shop the next day and theirs fell well short of Bismillah. So much more flavor here, enjoy!

Late night snack at Bismillah Raval Kebabish! This is a hole-in-the-wall spot, but crowded. at…read more9:30 pm. I ordered a shish kebab and a salad. It comes with freshly made pita bread! There's a machine cranking them out, so you know it's gonna be good. I got this to go and didn't snap a shot, but it was delicious! The meat was tender, seasoned well with a bit of a kick, yet not salty. There was a nice yogurt sauce that was a dressing for both the meat and salad. And the pita bread had a great chew to it. And this only costed €5.50! What a deal and it hit the spot!

A kicked-up farmers market with several rows of vendors selling produce, tapas, fish, cocktails,…read morecoffee, and specialty products. The market's natural perimeter is dotted with sit-down cafes if you prefer to have table service. Organized, good variety, good atmosphere. It is rare when a market that sells a lot of fish, does not reek of fish from a block away, so it is a very clean market and we saw evidence of constant clean-up. Delicious and impressive spot to grab a few little bites to eat your way through the market, or to bring back with a bottle of wine for your hotel picnic when you're hungry but your tired tourist bod can't bear a full service din din.

Mercat la boqueria was a cool experience, but we definitely could have done without it on our trip…read moreto Barcelona. We walked over ready to try a bunch of food and were greeted with extreme crowds. We decided to proceed anyway as we heard it was a must when visiting the city. We initially tried iberico ham, which was really good! The serving size was pretty good, too! We also got a fruit juice from one of the vendors and honestly, I'm not sure what I expected but I wasn't a fan. It had chunks of fruit in it - which is probably normal but not for me. There were a ton of birds in and around the market. I'm terrified of birds so that was off-putting. Overall, not for me but glad I did it to say I did.

This was one of my favorite spots in Barcelona. It's a perfect place for a quick bite to eat or a…read moresit down dinner. It is a very clean and modern restaurant. Since the kitchen is open you can watch the staff cooking, which is always a treat to see the chefs hard at work. They offer a tapa, pita and plate option. I tried both the pita and plate. The food was always fresh and full of flavor. It might not be the most exciting place in Barcelona but they serve great food! Great food and great service in Barcelona!

Honestly not that impressed…read more A Tu Bola makes meatballs. You can get one meatball as a tapa, two in a pita, or three on a plate. I went with a pita that was "chicken Caribbean style." As I ate it, I thought it was fine. Nothing mindblowing. Your basic, solid street food. I know my fellow Yelpers are doing cartwheels, but maybe they don't get out much. A Tu Bola is a tiny restaurant and they get points for allowing takeout, which can be hard to find in a town of slow tapas. If I were in a hurry for food, I might return, but I think you can do a lot better in Barcelona.

This was the best shawarma I had outside of the Middle East! Everything was super fresh and hot. I…read morehighly recommend it for a quick lunch. Service was great too.

Very tasty with reasonable price. Lot of seating inside. Friendly staffs with English speaking…read more They do accept credit card. Restroom is available for customers. Highly recommend! Dr. Nick de Barcelona.