Restaurants & pubs

Shazanna is a cosy, intimate Italian restaurant just a stone’s throw from Saint James’ Church. Here, you can unwind and enjoy traditional dishes...

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

Salon is a cosy place where you can enjoy a full breakfast, brunch or lunch, or stop by for a nice glass of wine with a snack. The coffee is...

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

Keen to leave the hustle and bustle of the Ghent city centre behind for a bit, without actually leaving the city centre?

Alternative café where you can enjoy a chat and a spot of jazz. It features one of the few remaining bumper pool tables in Ghent. It has a very...

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

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...

It is all about wok in this world cuisine restaurant and healthy light dishes with refreshing taste combinations.

Wilde Weide is a green oasis in the museum. After visiting the exhibitions at the S.M.A.K., you can enjoy a drink or a bite to eat.

Restaurant Gillis is named after the city architect Gillis de Suttere, who designed the plans for the Great Butchers' Hall in Ghent in the...

Plant a Pizza is Belgium’s first 100% organic and vegan pizzeria. The pizza dough is made according to Neapolitan tradition.

Gastronomic restaurant and one of Ghent’s finest for years.

Ferri serves seasonal dishes with a selection of natural wines and artisanal drinks. You can opt for a fish or vegetarian menu.

Het Spijker, a pub with a past. Het Spijker literally means granary, which previously was the function of this historic building. Go down the...

An old warehouse at the port, creative entrepreneurs and fantastic food and drink. What more could you want? Hal 16 is a cosy food market where...