Restaurants & pubs

Lounge restaurant at 10 meters from the Graslei with a big summer terrace.

Home-made Sicilian dishes.

Ichi is Japanese for number 1. So, it's a great name for the first bao restaurant in Ghent. Bao buns originate in Asia, and small ones are...

Seli’s Noodlebar, a family-run business, serves authentic Chinese cuisine and specialises in hand-made noodles.

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

Restaurant Cocotte is a child-friendly place where you can enjoy unique dishes and Van Der Valk classics prepared by a team with plenty of...

This cosy bistro with a French atmosphere is located in a historical building in the shadow of St James’ church in Ghent. This French influence is...

The home-made beef stew sauce (‘stoofvleessaus’) at De Papegaai is highly recommended. The frites here are deep-fried in vegetable oil. De...

Restaurant serving decent Italian food. Only quality ingredients, prepared according to the Italian rules. You can have dinner in a southern, warm...

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

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

Publiek is the restaurant of Flemish Foodie Olly Ceulenaere. This trendy bistro serving high-quality dishes was awarded one Michelin star.

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

Brasserie in the middle of the historical centre of Ghent, with a terrace and view of the new City pavilion.

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...

The Wan & Only serves Belgian classics and bistro dishes.