Restaurants and Pubs: Restaurants

Talamini has served fresh artisanal Italian ice cream for decades.

Astro Boy, located across from the Museum of Industry in Ghent, serves Asian-inspired, mostly Japanese, cuisine. Everything is home-made.

Stop for soup, sandwiches, coffee, pastry and ice cream at Soepbar Sordo (Spanish for ‘deaf’) near the Castle of the Counts and Patershol.

A healthy bite, a snack or a full lunch? Greenway is the place to be! Vegan restaurant in the student district, offering world cuisine and healthy...

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

De Stokerij is located in a former gin distillery and brewery that has been renovated with careful attention to its authentic features.

From breakfast till dinner, this eatery offers something for every moment of the day.

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

Casual restaurant, run by Anna Vella Bardon (origin of the restaurant’s name) from Malta and her Belgian husband.

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

Located in an old mansion, Baskuul is a cosy eatery with a large garden terrace across the Bijloke site. In a homely atmosphere you can enjoy...

During their culinary travels, owners Ellen and Eli discovered thousands of flavours that perfectly suit their bistro's menu. They cook with...

Good company and a kitchen full of inspiring food are Bistro Illyrian’s core values. The concept is pure, robust and builds on delicate and...

Fun African snack café, which donates its proceeds to projects in Nigeria.

At the Ghent Marriott Hotel on the Korenlei, you’ll discover a revamped restaurant concept inspired by contemporary Flemish cuisine.

This day-to-night bar is all in one: coffee bar, lunch bar, aperitif bar and cocktail bar. On the sunny terrace, or on the renovated 1st floor,...