Restaurants & pubs

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

Stop for soup, sandwiches, coffee, pastry and ice cream at Soepbar Sordo (Spanish for ‘deaf’) near the Castle of the Counts and Patershol.

Brasserie Café Des Arts is located in the centre of Ghent at The Old Law Courts and Opera. Besides Ghent's traditional dishes, you will also...

Slow food restaurant serving healthy international fusion cuisine.

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...

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

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

Award-winning young chef Michaël Vrijmoed concocts creative dishes with his signature touch. His restaurant has been awarded two Michelin stars....

From breakfast till dinner, this eatery offers something for every moment of the day.

De Gouden Saté in the student area is famous because it only closes for a couple of hours a day. Their speciality is a ‘Julienke’, named after one...

At Toi et Moi, the culinary epicurean is at home. The monthly menu follows the seasons and features creative dishes made with top quality...

Brasserie in the renovated building of the Handelsbeurs concert hall serving French and Belgian cuisine.

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

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

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...

Small music and theatre café run by the non-profit organisation Trefpunt, which launched the renewed Ghent Festivities in 1970.