Restaurants & pubs

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.

Lunch or dinner? You’re welcome here any time of the day.

Typically Italian menu with several vegetarian pastas and pizzas.

At Currychiwa, the first Japanese Curry House in Belgium, you'll find the ultimate comfort food from Japan: Japanese curry with rice.

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.

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

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

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...

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...

Nonno serves traditional gelato. Nonno means “grandfather” and refers to the long line of ice cream chefs in the Ghent family with Italian roots...

At this coffee bar/café you can enjoy a good book along with a drink or snack.

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

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

Bas or Bassel came from Syria and has been living in Belgium for some years. He grew up in Damascus, the home town of one of the world’s oldest...

Fresh, organic and plant-based are just some of the key words describing Soul Kitchen’s vision. The restaurant offers a sustainable menu of vegan...