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Bookmark These 6 Muslim-Friendly Eateries For Your Barcelona Trip

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Kareemah Ashiru •  Nov 28, 2016

Barcelona is the #1 most visited city in Spain. For most of my Muslim brothers and sisters, a trip to this popular Spanish city means a search for halal food as well. Well don’t you worry, because I’ve got you covered.

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Most Halal restaurants are located in Las Ramblas on Nou de la Rambla and Rambla del Raval. Las Ramblas is a very famous street in Barcelona. It is 2km (1.24miles) long and a combination of 5 boulevards. This is where many tourists and locals hang around. Below is a list of 6 recommended halal eateries you shouldn’t miss!

1. Rincon del Raval

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This restaurant offers typical Moroccan dishes for an affordable price. Here you can find Harira soup, various Tajine dishes, Moroccan entrees and sweets.

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Address: Carrer de Sant Pau, 100, 08001 Barcelona Spain

Operating Hours: 9am – 1am

Price: $

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2. Al Atlas sándwiches

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I am sharing with you today a hidden gem that only locals know. Al Atlas Sandwich AKAThe 2 euros Islamic Sandwich Shop offers some of the most fulfilling, healthy and scrumptious sandwiches for as little as 2 euros ($2.18). During the evening periods, there is usually a long line of customers waiting to be served. So you know it’s that good.

Address: Rambla del Raval, 30, 08001 Barcelona, Spain

Operating Hours: 10am – 1am

Price: $

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3. Paloma Blanca

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This is another Moroccan restaurant but with a twist. Here you have a display of the raw food you want. The Chef would then select the ingredients and have them cooked for you. This way you are assured that your meal is fresh and not stale.

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The food is also delicious here and it doesn’t break the bank. I’ll advise you to stop by during early lunch hours (12pm-1pm) as it does get crowded later in the afternoon and seats would be hard to secure.

Address: Carrer de l’Hospital, 118, 08001 Barcelona, Spain

Operating Hours: 11:00am – 1:00 am

Price: $

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4. Pastelería Ayub

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Pateleria Ayub is not a restaurant but a Halal pastry shop. It is recommended by all who visit. The pastries are mostly Arabic in origin.

Address: Carrer de l'Hospital, 95, 08001 Barcelona

Operating Hours: 9:30am – 10:30pm

Price: $

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5. A La Turca

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A Turkish restaurant located in Plaza Espanya has left most of its customer’s tummies happy. The kebab offered there are succulent and delicious.

Address: Carrer de la Creu Coberta, 15, 08014 Barcelona, Spain

Operating Hours: 11:00am – 1:00 am

Price: $

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6. La Brasserie du Gothique

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Wanna give your family a special treat? La Brasserie du Gothique is the place to go. It is an upper scale restaurant that serves Halal food. You have to call and request in advance for Halal food. La Brasserie du Gothique is perfect for large groups.

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The food origin is a fusion of Mediterranean, Spanish and French cuisine.

Address: Carrer dels Arcs, 10

Operating Hours: 1:00pm – 4:00 pm; 8:00pm – 10:00pm

Price: $$

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Barcelona is such a beautiful country filled with rich history and culture. There's just so much to do there and it's important to keep your energy levels up! So why not visit these 6 eateries while exploring the land of football and Antoni Gaudi ?

Are there any other eateries that we missed out on? Let us know in the comment section below! ?