Diván

This place is a great place to eat if you love kebab there meat is tasteful and there bread is freshly baked, and taste great one of my favourite kebab places in Barcelona !!

While trying to find a place for lunch at La Rambla, we were approached by the restaurant’s friendly scout staff and decided to go off the Main Street to try their kebabs. When arrived, we were a bit skeptical as we were the only customers there, but the staff were very welcoming and we got service right away. For a family of 4, we ordered 1 beef kebab wrap sandwich, 1 chicken kebab in pita bread. Each around 4.5 euros. 1 hummus with very thin naan bread (4 – 5’ish euros) and 1 special plate for 2 adults to share which had an assortment of lambs, chicken kebabs, Turkish meat patties, salad, and naan bread (27 euros). By this time the restaurant was filling up with more customers. The owner came and talked with us, making sure we were taken care of.
The hummus and naan were super delicious! The very thin naan bread were piping hot and the hummus was creamy with just the right amount of spice. We asked for 2 refills of the naan because it was so good!
Our two daughters enjoyed their large kebab sandwiches/​wrap with enough left over for their afternoon snack. My husband and I devoured the special plate… all the meats were excellent! The owner gave complimentary desserts, an assortments of baklavas and coconut chocolate cup.
Overall, we were very happy with the food and service, glad we followed the restaurant’s scout. We would have never found it if he wasn’t out by the Main Street lobbying for customers. It was one of the best meals we had in Barcelona. I definitely recommend this place!

Un chico colocado entre las Ramblas y Elisabets entrega folletos del Divan prometiéndote que si te pasas no te vas a arrepentir, que si te aventuras probarás (y cito textualmente) «el mejor kebab de la ciudad». Pues yo que soy muy de dejarme impresionar, decidí aceptar el reto. Me acerqué al Divan a comprobar si la leyenda era cierta, pedí un falalel para llevar y me lo comí de camino a un concierto.
¿Y bien?, ¿preparan el mejor kebab de la ciudad? Ni de lejos, cualquiera de los sitios de la Rambla del Raval (y alrededores) tiene una oferta más suculenta (y especiada). Que tampoco es que estuviera malo, de hecho dudo si en un kebab podemos plantearnos tantos matices y variantes, al final no es más que una bomba calórica que nos metemos al cuerpo con todo lo que han pillado. Tampoco estaba malo y el sitio está bien situado y es cuco (¡cuánto tiempo sin usar esta palabra!). Los Kebabs de la Rambla suelen estar bastante malos, así que os lo recomiendo, pues con sólo girar una calle encontraréis un sitio decente. Aunque lo que os recomiendo es seguir avanzando y meteros en el Raval, ahí sí hay turcos de verdad.