Restaurants & pubs

ENTR is a culinary free zone where scents and flavours meet and blend.

Rizoom serves meals inspired by Japanese cuisine.

Pleasant restaurant located in a corner of the centre in a former director’s home. The interior is rustic and cosy and the large patio is very...

At 50 fifty, the emphasis is on bistronomy/food sharing with seasonal Belgian products. Vegetables are a major part of all dishes.

Fun African snack café, which donates its proceeds to projects in Nigeria.

Mongolian furniture, ethnic carpets, interior accessories, ethnic jewellery and old beads.

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...

JunoBoat is a holiday home with a bar on the water. The 70-year-old boat transported coal for many years before it reached its current destination...

Amigo brings together a restaurant, cocktails and music under one roof in Ghent’s Old Docks.

Mexcalli serves Mexican inspired dishes and cocktails in the centre of Ghent.

Amatsu is a cosy Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy sushi but also hot dishes, full of authentic flavours. Chef Kwong Lee's dishes are a...

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...

Alberte is a restaurant in Ghent’s Dampoort neighbourhood. Creative, seasonal dishes take centre stage in this restaurant.

Gastronomic restaurant with various lunch and dinner formulas, located in the middle of the historical centre of Ghent.

Wim Ballieu’s meatball concept is a big success: meatballs with fillings served with mash or a salad.

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