Restaurants & pubs

The ideal place for a relaxed breakfast in a colourful neighbourhood.

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

Huset is a welcoming and homely meeting place, based in a unique town house with a lounge and garden with terrace.

This day-to-night bar is all in one: coffee bar, lunch bar, aperitif bar and cocktail bar. On the sunny terrace, or on the renovated 1st floor,...

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

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

The word “Zoetse” means “sweetie” in the Ghent dialect, and is the perfect name for a chocolaterie/coffee shop offering all sorts of confectionery...

Et Alors is a restaurant with bistro vibes that's only a stone's throw from the Graslei. During the day, it's the place to go to...

De Bergen is located within walking distance of the historical centre. This restaurant is housed in the Lousbergmarkt hall, where local retailers...

Win is a cosy wine bar in the historic centre of Ghent. You can enjoy aperitifs, good wine and brunch at the weekend, in addition to a cup of...

For over 10 years, Den Hoek Af has been a go-to spot in the city of Ghent. It’s the perfect hangout for both locals and travellers. Drop by for...

At lunch restaurant Alice, named after the owner’s deceased mother, chef Frederic Stas brings Alice’s authentic recipes to life.

Coco Gelato began as a pop-up and quickly grew into a popular spot. The ice cream is made fresh every day to the company's own recipe. You...

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...

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...

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