Restaurants & pubs

“De Rechters”, named after the lost Ghent Altarpiece panel “The Just Judges”, is a cosy brasserie right in front of St Bavo's Cathedral.

The renovated Church of the Sacred Heart in Sint-Amandsberg, within walking distance of the Great Beguinage and Campo Santo, has been transformed...

Eetcafee Elvire is a small bistro on the blooming outskirts of Ghent. Chef and owner Kim Oosterlinck prepares seasonal classics with a twist.

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

Large brasserie, situated in an old mansion with inner and outdoor terrace.

You'll find Bobon in the middle of the student district at the foot of the Booktower. The interior is a quirky reminder of Granny's...

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

Located in his former 17th-century town house, Olivier Le Petit Bistro pays homage to poet and baron Olivier de Reylof. It is an easy-going and...

For more than 30 years, the Pakhuis has been writing its own piece of history in Ghent.

Restaurant Patyntje is a hotspot in Ghent. This stately restaurant opened its doors in the late 1920s and serves refined Flemish dishes with style...

Typical Ghent brasserie serving Belgian cuisine and Ghent specialities in a striking black-and-white interior and on the big summer terrace.

In Talloor d’Or, Matthias and Nikki combine informal dining with culinary delights. Chef Matthias’ surprising dishes feature balanced flavour...

Mémé Gusta serves traditional Belgian cuisine in a cosy setting with a vintage touch. The owners always welcome you with a warm smile.

Porta Alta offers a varied menu that focuses on Italian pizzas and pasta. Lovers of both Italian cuisine and savoury meat dishes will find...

Lunch or dinner? You’re welcome here any time of the day.

De Abt is a restaurant in a historical location in Ghent where cosiness, authenticity and quality take centre stage. The focus is on traditional...