Restaurants & pubs

PLUS+ is located in the centre of Ghent, but away from the busy thoroughfares. Its breakfast, brunch and lunchtime dishes can be enjoyed all day...

Haddok is the place to be for an easy lunch prepared with local and fresh ingredients. An experienced barista serves high-quality coffee, with or...

Coffee bar Labath is located near the Sint-Lucas art college and a few steps from Saint Michael’s Bridge. This corner bar with gigantic windows...

This is the place to be for a hearty breakfast, lunch or brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.

Belle Histoire, in the heart of Ghent, is more than just a coffee shop.

Wilde Weide is a green oasis in the museum. After visiting the exhibitions at the S.M.A.K., you can enjoy a drink or a bite to eat.

Krunch is a warm and inviting coffee, brunch, and lunch bar close to Ghent University Hospital. Here, you can savour delicious coffees and crisp,...

At this coffee and bike bar close to Portus Ganda, you can admire the exclusive bicycles and accessories whilst enjoying a cappuccino or another...

At this coffee bar/café you can enjoy a good book along with a drink or snack.

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...

Fancy a drink, a tasty breakfast, a hearty lunch or brunch? Then Pain Perdu, with its great atmosphere, is an absolute must!

Just a stone’s throw from the lively Vrijdagmarkt, you’ll find Café Contraire. This coffee house will win you over from the moment you step inside...

Keen on a sweet treat? ‘Aux Merveilleux de Fred’ is the place to be! The house specialty is the 18th-century ‘Merveilleux’, a light meringue...

Coffee house, restaurant and community centre near Brugse Poort, where you can savour a vegetarian pasta or fresh soup.

At Catberry, you can enjoy delicious pastries whilst also taking care of our planet! Brownies, cupcakes, cakesicles, tarts, you name it. Here, you...

Chopinchopin is a bar and breakfast/brunch restaurant in the vicinity of St James’ Church: somewhat unconventional, a bit old-fashioned but...