Points of interest

Typically Italian menu with several vegetarian pastas and pizzas.

The theatre on Sint-Baafsplein is the home of NTGent, a European city theatre based in Ghent. Its permanent ensemble of leading Flemish and Dutch...

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

Janine's is all about surprising dishes to share. In its fashionable interior, you can enjoy modern flavours and creative combinations...

The word “Zoetse” means “sweetie” in the Ghent dialect, and is the perfect name for a chocolaterie/coffee shop offering all sorts of confectionery...

At this coffee and bike bar close to Portus Ganda, you can admire the exclusive bicycles and accessories whilst enjoying a cappuccino or another...

Not brought your bike and prefer electric pedal power? In Ghent, you can easily rent an e-bike from Dott to get around the city. Download the app...

Brussels has one, but Ghent has no fewer than four. At the Kraanlei one proud Manneke Pis, Nestor, and two Meisjes Pis, Lena and Luna are...

Ghent’s most typical chip shop is right in the centre, against the wall of the Great Butchers’ Hall. A small counter, no frills, just good frites...

Roots is a small gastro-bistro pub in the Ghent neighbourhood of Patershol. Here the focus is on fresh and local products. You can enjoy good food...

Handmade, homemade fine chocolates (and plenty of bars). I love chocolate.

Big Sleep Bed & Breakfast is located within walking distance between the historic centre and the station Gent-Dampoort.

Located in his former 17th-century town house, Olivier Le Petit Bistro pays homage to poet and baron Olivier de Reylof. It is an easy-going and...

Typical Turkish restaurant with Turkish specialities (think Turkish pizza, stews and mezze) at reasonable prices.

This gastronomic bistro feels like home. You can go there for lunch or dinner. The menu offers a limited number of starters, main dishes and...