Restaurants & pubs

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

Elders is a restaurant/bar in the Ghent Bloemekeswijk district. Here you can enjoy a meal in a casual setting around the open kitchen.

Even though it is surrounded by countless Turkish restaurants, this intimate rustic restaurant serves Italian food.

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...

Greek restaurant serving moussaka and Greek quorn dishes.

Restaurant Nenuphar is situated on the banks of the river Lys in Afsnee, a picturesque village on the riverside, in the green suburbs of Ghent. Do...

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

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

Ghent’s most typical chip shop is right in the centre, against the wall of the Great Butchers’ Hall. A small counter, no frills, just good frites...

The Wan & Only serves Belgian classics and bistro dishes.

Nonam is a gastronomic restaurant where you can enjoy a multi course dinner, a glass of wine or an aperitif.

Large cultural chit-chat café and eatery with an Art Deco interior; originally the heart of Ghent’s socialist movement.

The Turkish Ghent family who run it learned their trade from retired chip shop owners and they fry them twice at the right temperature to get them...

Babbelut is all about local dishes. Did you know that the restaurant used to be a candy shop? Hence the name Babbelut, a reference to a typical...

Thomas Gellynck and Lara De Vlieger of Commotie would like to welcome you to their unique location just outside the city centre surrounded by...

Good company and a kitchen full of inspiring food are Bistro Illyrian’s core values. The concept is pure, robust and builds on delicate and...