Restaurants and Pubs

Small but cosy brown jazz bar serving good wines and whiskies with a small but very popular terrace.

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...

In Beiruti you will get to know the Lebanese culinary heritage while seeing the streets of Beirut come to life. Family, conviviality and equality...

Enjoy delicious, fresh dishes here at lunchtime and in the evening.

Typical Turkish restaurant with Turkish specialities (think Turkish pizza, stews and mezze) at reasonable prices.

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

Restaurant serving a liberal supply of spareribs. The Vichy-style table-cloths and nostalgic knick-knacks are reminiscent of the twenties and...

You can discuss the film afterwards or just catch up with friends in Sphinx Cinema's cosy café.

Haddok is the place to be for an easy lunch prepared with local and fresh ingredients. An experienced barista serves high-quality coffee, with or...

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...

Astro Boy, located across from the Museum of Industry in Ghent, serves Asian-inspired, mostly Japanese, cuisine. Everything is home-made.

Belle Histoire, in the heart of Ghent, is more than just a coffee shop.

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

The Tush menu includes buns and burgers from around the world, served with a twist. You can enjoy comfort food, craft beers and cocktails in a...

The ideal place for a relaxed breakfast in a colourful neighbourhood.

Norma is an atmospheric breakfast, brunch, and lunch spot in the heart of Ghent, close to the Korenmarkt. Homemade dishes, high-quality...