Mustafa's Can Gemüse Kebap — Restaurant in Barcelona

Sometimes people praise things because they don’t know better, this is an example of such.

Positive things first:

-Place seems clean -Veal is actual layered instead of the common homogenous pressed stuff -Sauces are decent

This place could be so much better, if they would pay more attention to the little things.

-There are 2 chicken skewers, while there is a crispy one, I got served the other which didn’t seem cooked through. My stomach did confirm something was off… -The durum and Döner bread is the same industrial product like anywhere else. -Why put such huge scoops of sauce on the top? If I want to eat my Döner with a fork, I’ll get a Box. -You are not being asked weather you’d like the garlic sauce. -Very slow and odd processing of the orders, while it wasn’t even busy.

All in all, it’s one of the better places for kebabs still, but it’s not that the bar is set very high. If you are in Spain,...

Sure! Here's a friendly and positive review for the kebab shop with a mention of Ali's amazing service:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely love this kebab shop – one of the best I've been to! The food is fresh, packed with flavour, and cooked to perfection every time. I had the mixed grill kebab and it was delicious – juicy meats, warm flatbread, and just the right amount of salad and sauce.

But what really sets this place apart is the service. Shoutout to Ali – he’s incredibly friendly, attentive, and goes the extra mile to make sure you’re happy. He remembers regulars, offers great recommendations, and always has a smile on his face.

Whether it’s a late-night bite or a quick lunch, this place never disappoints. Highly recommend, especially if Ali is on shift – you’re in good hands!

Will...

I had an absolutely appalling experience here along with my friends. During our visit — which took place during Pride, a time that’s meant to celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community — a waitress looked at us and insulted us by saying “maricones de mierda.” That’s Spanish for “fggots/pieces of sht.” We were stunned, humiliated, and deeply hurt.

This wasn’t just rude service — it was outright homophobic abuse. No one should be subjected to that kind of hate, especially not in a place that serves the public. And to have it happen during Pride makes it even more outrageous.

I sincerely hope this business takes real steps to address this — starting with training, accountability, and a serious review of its values. Until then, I would not recommend this place to anyone, especially...