Restaurants and Pubs

At lunch restaurant Alice, named after the owner’s deceased mother, chef Frederic Stas brings Alice’s authentic recipes to life.

Everything in this bar comes in duplicate. Two floors, two bars, double the fun. Here you will find the longest bar in Ghent! Bar des Amis and...

Mongolian furniture, ethnic carpets, interior accessories, ethnic jewellery and old beads.

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.

Poorthuis is a social employment project of vzw Ateljee and serves healthy lunches. People with limited opportunities on the labour market are...

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...

Het Spijker, a pub with a past. Het Spijker literally means granary, which previously was the function of this historic building. Go down the...

At Bar Terroir, enjoy surprising, top-quality wines, cheeses made the traditional way and home-made dishes at the bar or on the terrace. All of...

Thanks to their passion for Japanese cuisine the team will give you a culinary experience you won’t forget.

Rizoom serves meals inspired by Japanese cuisine.

What is now the smallest café in Ghent, used to be the tripe house, where less well-off people could purchase entrails.

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

Thai restaurant located in the Patershol, serving typical Thai cuisine in a stylish interior.

Travel cafe/eatery near the Town Hall that makes you dream of distant, adventurous and exotic destinations.

The Kitchen is the restaurant of the charming 1898 The Post hotel. Here, both hotel guests and other visitors are welcome to enjoy breakfast and...

Libraries of the future can’t do without a multifunctional catering area. The Krookcafé welcomes readers, students, passers-by and tourists. Would...