Points of interest

The Wan & Only serves Belgian classics and bistro dishes.

Typical Ghent brasserie serving Belgian cuisine and Ghent specialities in a striking black-and-white interior and on the big summer terrace.

“De Rechters”, named after the lost Ghent Altarpiece panel “The Just Judges”, is a cosy brasserie right in front of St Bavo's Cathedral.

Uilenspiegel is a brasserie in the heart of the city. The owners serve traditional Flemish and French dishes as well as seasonal suggestions. It’s...

Gourmet restaurant in the historical city centre, at Graslei to be precise.

Resto Leo is the provincial restaurant in the Provincial Government Building located on the site of the Leopoldskazerne barracks. Start your day...

One of Ghent’s oldest brasseries run by the same family for generations.

This authentic brasserie in the Patershol serves Ghent specialties such as 'stoverij' and 'waterzooi'.

Restaurant Cocotte is a child-friendly place where you can enjoy unique dishes and Van Der Valk classics prepared by a team with plenty of...

Brasserie Bridge on Sint-Baafsplein square is an established name in Ghent. Perfect for locals and tourists alike.

Babbelut is all about local dishes. Did you know that the restaurant used to be a candy shop? Hence the name Babbelut, a reference to a typical...

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

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

Restaurant Nenuphar is situated on the banks of the river Lys in Afsnee, a picturesque village on the riverside, in the green suburbs of Ghent. Do...

Fou d’O is a classy brasserie on the banks of the river Leie. The elegantly decorated property features a spacious terrace near the water, where...

For more than 30 years, the Pakhuis has been writing its own piece of history in Ghent.