Restaurants & pubs

Golden Gai is a ramen bar near Gent-Dampoort railway station. The chef draws his inspiration from Japan and works with local products as much as...

Do you love surprises? Then Faim Fatale is the place to be! A cozy unpretentious living room restaurant and lovely garden, honest products, and...

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

Shazanna is a cosy, intimate Italian restaurant just a stone’s throw from Saint James’ Church. Here, you can unwind and enjoy traditional dishes...

At Eat Love Pizza, Roman conviviality is key. No nonsense Italian cucina with a heart for local ingredients.

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,...

Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and afternoon tea in this little eatery with a 1920s interior.

Amigo is a cosy combination of food, drinks and music. Upstairs you can enjoy something to eat and a drink. In the club downstairs, you can dance...

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

Stop for soup, sandwiches, coffee, pastry and ice cream at Soepbar Sordo (Spanish for ‘deaf’) near the Castle of the Counts and Patershol.

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

Brasserie Café Des Arts is located in the centre of Ghent at The Old Law Courts and Opera. Besides Ghent's traditional dishes, you will also...

Are you a diehard fan of croquettes? Then hurry to Chapeluur. This fun croquette bar can be found in a beautiful, old, 18th-century town house at...

Small fast food bar serving grilled burgers on an open fire and fresh sandwiches.

Greek restaurant serving moussaka and Greek quorn dishes.

Ferri serves seasonal dishes with a selection of natural wines and artisanal drinks. You can opt for a fish or vegetarian menu.