Restaurants & pubs

Everything in this bar comes in duplicate. Two floors, two bars, double the fun. Here you will find the longest bar in Ghent! Bar des Amis and...

Bar and restaurant Frou Frou is located in the former house of Ghent opera diva Vina Bovy. It features a bar, B&B suite and duplex studio. You...

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

Stroom is a new, independent brewery based in Ghent and was established by a Belgian-American duo.

Pub with a glorious past and a beautiful decor. The ideal place to have a chat. Known for its poetry readings, conferences, stand-up comedy,...

At Bar Terroir, enjoy surprising, top-quality wines, cheeses made the traditional way and home-made dishes at the bar or on the terrace. All of...

You'll find Bobon in the middle of the student district at the foot of the Booktower. The interior is a quirky reminder of Granny's...

This cosy café is situated in the vibrant neighbourhood called Brugse Poort. Everyone is welcome for a snack or a drink. Make your choice from...

Impressive launderette with adjoining bar. Young tourists, Erasmus students and young inhabitants of Ghent come here to do their laundry while...

Café Albatros is a cosy traditional pub at Ghent’s Vrijdagmarkt square. It is well known for its hand crafted beer, aperitifs, cocktails and...

The Honesty Bar is the museum bar of St Peter’s Abbey. It’s the perfect place to discuss all the interesting things you saw in the abbey after...

Brown café where you can enjoy a chat. The place to be for beer lovers and a legendary spot in Ghent. Open from 8 a.m. on Friday, Saturday and...

Bier Central, on Botermarkt square in Ghent’s city centre, is a bar offering more than 300 Belgian beers. You can also enjoy Flemish specialities...

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

Local residents and commuters meet each other at Eltòn. In this stylish café near the Gent-Sint-Pieters railway station, you can enjoy a...

In 1857, one of Belgium's first asylums for the insane opened its doors in the buildings of what is now the Dr. Guislain Museum. It’s a place...