Best 4 Kebab Restaurants in Barcelona for Under €10
If you're in Barcelona and your stomach starts rumbling for something hot, juicy, and super satisfying—but your wallet's whispering "easy there..."—then kebabs are your best friend.
The city is full of shawarma spots and doner dens that don't just feed you, they spoil you.
Whether it's late-night hunger, midday cravings, or a quick bite between sightseeing stops, these places will hit the spot without hitting your budget.
We looked at the reviews, vibes, locations, and of course, the kebab game, and rounded up four absolute gems.
All of them are located in Ciutat Vella, so if you're anywhere near the center, you're basically surrounded by kebab heaven.
Let's get into it.
Table of Contents
- 1. Bo de Born Kebab
- 2. Sunrise Doner Kebab
- 3. Mustafa's Can Gemüse Kebap
- 4. Bismillah Kebabish
- Sources & References
1. Bo de Born Kebab
This little spot tucked in Carrer de la Bòria might not look like much from the outside, but don't let that fool you.
Bo de Born Kebab has a cult following.
Locals, travelers, late-night wanderers—all agree it's one of the best budget bites in the city.
The first thing you notice?
It's packed.
Even at weird hours.
That alone tells you they're doing something right.
The place is open till 3 AM, which makes it the perfect go-to after drinks or clubbing.
You'll see groups sitting on curbs, laughing and devouring wraps like they're sacred.
The kebabs themselves?
Big, messy, delicious.
They're stuffed to the brim with seasoned meat, fresh salad, tangy sauces, and—if you ask nicely—extra spicy goodness.
You'll want napkins, trust me.
It's the kind of food you eat with both hands and full commitment.
People love the price too.
For under €10, you walk out with a full belly and a smile.
It's also fast service, even when busy.
They don't mess around in the kitchen.
The staff knows they've got a queue, and they keep things moving.
A lot of folks talk about the variety.
You can choose your own ingredients, which adds that "build-your-own" vibe.
Want beef, no onions, extra garlic, hold the lettuce?
Done.
It's not gourmet, it's your meal, made exactly how you want it.
Also, it's not just kebabs.
They have fries, rice boxes, and some grilled options too if you're in the mood for something different.
You'll usually find a mix of people here—students, tourists, and even office workers on break.
It's the kind of place where everyone fits in.
2. Sunrise Doner Kebab
Alright, now we're heading to Plaça de la Llana, where Sunrise Doner Kebab lives.
It's got a real chill, old-school fast food vibe, but in the best way.
Kind of like those spots where you just know the food's gonna slap.
The shop's open until 2 AM, and it sees a good mix of daytime lunch-goers and post-bar munchers.
It's cozy, always busy but never overwhelming.
And they're super efficient.
You order, they grill it up, and boom—it's in your hands fast.
The kebabs here have that smoky edge.
You bite in, and it's juicy, but also a little crispy around the edges.
Perfect combo.
Their signature sauce?
Magic.
Not too spicy, not too sweet, just the right balance to tie everything together.
And don't sleep on the size.
These wraps are hefty.
For under €10, you're getting a full-on feast.
And the fries?
Golden, crunchy, generously salted—basically everything fries should be.
Another cool thing is the staff.
Super friendly, they'll help you figure out what to order if it's your first time.
They don't rush you, even when it's packed.
The shop's also got this quick-sit setup.
You can grab a stool, chill for a bit, and just soak in the Barcelona night vibes.
Plus, it's right near El Born and Gothic Quarter, so the people-watching is on point.
You won't find vegan options here like at some others, but for meat-lovers, it's heaven.
Quick bites menu:
| Item | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Doner Wrap (Chicken) | €5-7 |
| Doner Plate | €7-9 |
| Fries | €2 |
| Soft Drinks | €1.50 |
3. Mustafa's Can Gemüse Kebap
This place has a weirdly long name, but just remember "Mustafa's" and you're golden.
It's got a bit of a reputation, partly because of the name recognition (yes, inspired by the Berlin version), but mostly because the food is legit fire.
Right on Ronda de Sant Antoni, Mustafa's is open till 2:30 AM and feels like that magical kebab place you randomly find on a trip and never forget.
The kind of joint where you take a bite and immediately look at your friend like "yo… what is this??"
One of the best things?
The veggies.
They're fresh, grilled, and juicy.
It's not just meat shoved in bread—they actually care about balance.
You'll get crispy red cabbage, soft grilled onions, and sometimes even potato slices.
It's like a flavor explosion with every bite.
The meat options are solid—usually chicken or beef, and it's tender and flavorful without being greasy.
But vegetarians also get some love here, which is rare at kebab spots.
And no, they don't take reservations, but it's street food, not fine dining.
You grab it, you eat it outside, and it somehow makes it all better.
You'll notice they have a ton of photos posted online, mostly by happy customers.
That says something.
It's a place people want to brag about.
Also, the place itself is clean, neat, and has a little seating if you get lucky.
Now for the breakdown...
What you'll usually see on the menu:
| Item | What You're Getting |
|---|---|
| Gemüse Kebab Wrap | Chicken + grilled veggies + salad + sauce |
| Vegan Kebab | Grilled veggies + hummus |
| Doner Plate | No wrap, just meat/veg/fries |
Extras people love:
The spicy yogurt sauce
Thick-cut fries on the side
Staff that jokes around and makes you laugh while you wait
4. Bismillah Kebabish
This one's different.
No frills, no pretense—just solid, satisfying street food.
Bismillah Kebabish has been around for a while and has built a strong rep, especially among locals.
It's in Carrer de Joaquín Costa, kind of tucked into a busy area, and it's got a rough-around-the-edges charm.
They don't do websites or fancy branding.
But they don't need to.
The food speaks loud enough.
You walk in, smell the spices, see the sizzling meats, and yeah—you're staying for a meal.
The menu is simple, focused, and everything is made fresh.
There's a slight Pakistani-Indian influence too, which you don't always see in kebab joints.
So if you're into deep, bold spices, this is your spot.
It's open at noon and goes late.
And trust us, it's always got a line.
Not touristy either—it's mostly locals who know what's up.
Which honestly makes it feel more authentic and real.
Everything is affordable.
Even if you go wild and add fries and drinks, you're still under €10.
And portion sizes?
Wild.
You'll probably have leftovers.
There's no seating usually, so be ready to eat standing or walk with it.
That said, it's part of the experience.
You're not here for the décor—you're here for that smoky, grilled perfection wrapped in warm bread.
Barcelona might be famous for tapas and paella, but let's not kid ourselves—sometimes, you just want a fat kebab.
And thankfully, this city delivers.
Whether you're on a tight budget, out late with friends, or just craving that meat-sauce-wrap combo, these four spots give you everything you need.
They're all easy to reach, easy on the wallet, and big on flavor.
Honestly, you could rotate through them over a weekend and still not get bored.
Kebabs might be humble food, but in the hands of the right cook, they're art.
