Barcelona's Best Fast Food Spots: Part Two – Global Flavours & Late-Night Eats
/Welcome to part two of our fast food guide to Barcelona! In the first edition, we explored local favourites and must-try casual staples around the city. Now it’s time to take things global—and late-night. From international chains with a Barcelona twist to local takes on Asian, Middle Eastern, and American classics, this guide covers fast food joints that hit the spot whether you’re on the go or winding down after a long night out.
If you’re craving flavour, value, and speed, these are the fast food restaurants to check out on your next visit to Barcelona. Let’s dig in.
1. Buenas Migas – Italian Flatbreads and Comfort Food
With locations in El Born, Raval, and near Plaça Reial, Buenas Migas is a laid-back fast-casual spot that serves focaccia sandwiches, sweet cakes, and pasta dishes. With a mix of Ligurian and British recipes, this is the place to go for a Mediterranean-style snack that’s quick, tasty, and reasonably priced.
Top Picks:
Focaccia with rosemary and roasted vegetables.
Chocolate cake with a rich ganache.
Lemonade made fresh in-house.
2. Kebabish – Late-Night Kebab Staple
No fast food roundup would be complete without a solid kebab place, and Kebabish is one of the best in the city. Found near Passeig de Gràcia and open until the early hours, it’s popular with night owls and locals alike.
What to order:
Mixed döner wrap with spicy sauce.
Falafel plate with hummus and salad.
Fries loaded with meat and garlic mayo.
3. Tandoori Nights – Fast Indian Cuisine
Located near Universitat, Tandoori Nights is one of the best Indian fast food places in Barcelona. Their quick service and strong flavours make this a top pick for a casual, spicy meal.
Recommended Dishes:
Chicken tikka roll in naan.
Butter chicken and basmati rice.
Samosas and mango lassi combo.
4. The Fish & Chips Shop – Barcelona’s British Twist
With several locations around the city, The Fish & Chips Shop has reinvented the classic British takeaway with gourmet ingredients and clever touches. Think craft beer, artisanal batter, and crispy fries done just right.
Why go?
Crispy battered fish with rosemary fries.
Vegan fish options.
Homemade sauces including chipotle mayo.
5. Mosquito – Asian Street Food on the Fly
Mosquito in El Born is a standout for Asian-style tapas and quick bites. Known for its dumplings, noodle bowls, and craft beer list, it’s a fast-casual favourite for locals craving pan-Asian flavours.
What to order:
Steamed pork dumplings.
Spicy ramen.
Marinated tofu and Asian greens.
6. Goiko – Spanish-American Burger Fusion
Goiko is a Spanish-born burger chain with serious flavour. The menu fuses American-style smashburgers with Spanish ingredients like Iberian ham, manchego, and chorizo. Think fast food, but with gourmet flair.
Bestsellers:
Kevin Bacon burger (with bacon bits inside the patty).
La Senorita with avocado and cream cheese.
Sweet potato fries with truffle mayo.
7. A tu Bola – Gourmet Falafel and Balls of Flavour
Tucked into the Raval district, A tu Bola is a small, modern eatery that serves “balls” made of falafel, lamb, or fish, served in pita or over rice. A hit with vegetarians and meat-eaters alike.
Popular Picks:
Green pea and mint falafel.
Chicken with mango chutney.
Lamb ball wrap with pickled cabbage.
International Fast Food, Barcelona Style
Barcelona’s fast food culture goes far beyond burgers and fries. From spicy Indian rolls and British fish & chips to dumplings, shawarma, and falafel, the city is full of flavourful options served fast. Whether you’re grabbing a quick lunch or looking for a reliable post-party meal, the spots listed above won’t disappoint.
At Buena Vista Tours, we highlight the best of Barcelona’s food culture—from slow meals to fast favourites. Join one of our food tours and experience the variety of local flavours for yourself. And if you missed part one of this blog series, be sure to check it out for more casual eats you’ll want to try!