Restaurants & pubs

Jilles Beer & Burgers serves gourmet and vegan burgers, with a pure taste and deliciously different. In this restaurant you feel at home and...

Publiek is the restaurant of Flemish Foodie Olly Ceulenaere. This trendy bistro serving high-quality dishes was awarded one Michelin star.

Right here in the centre, the beating heart of Ghent, you can escape the city bustle. If you find yourself a seat on the sunny terrace, you are...

Exotic bar with an outlandish decor in Tiki style. Rum cocktails, including the infamous Mai Thai.

Ann had a dream of running her own ice cream parlour from a very young age. Her fascination with ice cream took her to San Pietro in Italy, where...

Fully vegetarian restaurant and a pioneer of veggie food in Ghent.

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

Kruidtuin, in an old mansion within walking distance of the city centre, offers a varied menu of fish, meat and vegetarian food.

Fancy a drink, a tasty breakfast, a hearty lunch or brunch? Then Pain Perdu, with its great atmosphere, is an absolute must!

This beautifully decorated pub exudes conviviality. In addition to cold and hot drinks, the beverage menu includes an extensive range of gins,...

John Dory is a seafood restaurant, as the name already implies. The restaurant’s core values are a personal service and sustainable products.

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

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...

Do you love surprises? Then Faim Fatale is the place to be! A cozy unpretentious living room restaurant and lovely garden, honest products, and...

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

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