Restaurants & pubs

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

This ice cream parlour in Ledeberg makes ice cream every day, according to artisanal methods and using milk from a local farmer.

At Muday, you will be introduced to Ethiopian cuisine. All dishes, from traditional injera dishes to aromatic stews and grilled meat, are prepared...

Astro Boy, located across from the Museum of Industry in Ghent, serves Asian-inspired, mostly Japanese, cuisine. Everything is home-made.

One of Ghent’s oldest brasseries run by the same family for generations.

Restaurant Cassis on Vrijdagmarkt square has been a renowned name for more than 25 years. It is mainly known as a meat restaurant but also offers...

Turkish pizzas, veggie oven dishes and pizzas.

Community restaurant and training spot for locals, the new meeting spot in this district

John Dory is a seafood restaurant, as the name already implies. The restaurant’s core values are a personal service and sustainable products.

A much frequented restaurant with typical Italian cuisine and vichy table-cloths. This Italian family has owned restaurants in Ghent for more than...

This soup lounge is located in the historical neighbourhood of Patershol, known for its picturesque cobbled streets. They also serve quiche and...

The words homely, cosy and hospitable perfectly describe the atmosphere of Petit Comité. This restaurant offers sharing dishes with simple, yet...

Located in an old mansion, Baskuul is a cosy eatery with a large garden terrace across the Bijloke site. In a homely atmosphere you can enjoy...

You are welcome at Edelrot for a drink and/or a snack or to replenish your stock at home. You can choose among a variety of natural wines, beers,...

The ice cream of Oyya is born out of love of the product, an interest in flavour combinations and a longing to explore the world and find unique...

Libraries of the future can’t do without a multifunctional catering area. The Krookcafé welcomes readers, students, passers-by and tourists. Would...