Restaurants & pubs

In this sushi and sake bar you can enjoy traditional Japanese dishes served with sake (Japanese rice wine) or Japanese beer.

Julie's House is a cozy pastry house overlooking the Leie river in the middle of Ghent’s historic center, near the Castle of the Counts and...

Small but cosy brown jazz bar serving good wines and whiskies with a small but very popular terrace.

Ichi is Japanese for number 1. So, it's a great name for the first bao restaurant in Ghent. Bao buns originate in Asia, and small ones are...

Alberte is a restaurant in Ghent’s Dampoort neighbourhood. Creative, seasonal dishes take centre stage in this restaurant.

Gastronomic restaurant and one of Ghent’s finest for years.

Small music and theatre café run by the non-profit organisation Trefpunt, which launched the renewed Ghent Festivities in 1970.

What this bar is mainly known for, in addition to its special location, is the extensive beer list. With more than 200 different types of beer,...

Publiek is the restaurant of Flemish Foodie Olly Ceulenaere. This trendy bistro serving high-quality dishes was awarded one Michelin star.

Valeir is an ice cream parlour/breakfast bar near Portus Ganda.

Brown beer pub with a 15th-century basement where you can enjoy a quiet, intimate chat. In this local pub you cannot just go for a regular beer....

Everything in this bar comes in duplicate. Two floors, two bars, double the fun. Here you will find the longest bar in Ghent! Bar des Amis and...

Otium takes you on a journey to all regions of Italy. This is a place you visit not only for the delicious meals, but also for the homey and...

O’yo serves healthy, vegetable-based breakfasts and lunches. On the menu are pure, vegetable-based dishes and fermented food that will give you...

Club 69 wants to bring people and music together in a lively setting. Get ready for a divers but also passionate and enthusiastic audience....

Have brunch, dinner, an original party or enjoy the good life at table or in the delightful garden.