Restaurants & pubs

Café 't Floere Foefke has been serving cool pints and other tasty treats for more than 300 years.

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

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

Café Ventura exudes authenticity. Here you can enjoy an aperitif, snacks, hand crafted beer and cocktails. You can let your hair down at parties...

Noodle bar Ramen will take you on a journey to discover the history behind the quick Japanese meal.

This unconventional hairdressers with a difference includes both a traditional barber and a café.

For many centuries, Ghent was the centre of beer brewing. Ghent city brewery Gruut introduces you to Gruut, one of the rare beers brewed with a...

Brown café where you can enjoy a chat. The place to be for beer lovers and a legendary spot in Ghent. Open from 10 a.m. on Friday, Saturday and...

The renovated Church of the Sacred Heart in Sint-Amandsberg, within walking distance of the Great Beguinage and Campo Santo, has been transformed...

De Abt is a restaurant in a historical location in Ghent where cosiness, authenticity and quality take centre stage. The focus is on traditional...

The Geus van Gent is a heartwarming place in a dead-end street overlooking the Scheldt and St Peter's Abbey. Right in the heart of the...

Art Deco brasserie with a view of the Leie, specialised in regional Ghent produce and beer gastronomy.

This brewery located in the city centre brews three beers: the Artevelde Pilsner, the Leute and the Wijze.

Dragòn is a cosy “International Premium Beer Café” in front of St Nicholas’ Church in the centre of Ghent.

Vegetables are central at Madonna. You’ll find simple small, bigger and sweet dishes on the menu that complement each other and offer a wide range...

Brown beer pub where you can enjoy a chat; owned by a beer expert.