Restaurants and Pubs

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

Fully vegetarian restaurant on weekdays.

De Abt is a restaurant in a historical location in Ghent where cosiness, authenticity and quality take centre stage. The focus is on traditional...

Belle Histoire, in the heart of Ghent, is more than just a coffee shop.

Snack bar Martino has been a renowned establishment in Ghent since 1955. It is a popular place to have a quick bite before diving into the...

Tim and his wife Pavan, a London foodie with North Indian roots, serve a mishmash of Indian and Western influences. Just like Indian chefs in Los...

Albertini is the second business owned by Inge De Moor and Phil Dewulf. No reservation is necessary at this wine bar, where you can enjoy...

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

Shinigami is a restaurant in Ghent's Patershol where great attention is paid to comfort, quality and authenticity. Shinigami combines Asian...

This is the place to be for a hearty breakfast, lunch or brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.

Bar Amai is a cozy café with a comedy club on the first floor. Every week you can watch several comedy shows, both in Dutch and English. On the...

Restaurant serving gastronomic French cuisine in an old mansion with an impressive counter where people can also eat. Attractive patio.

Coffee house, restaurant and community centre near Brugse Poort, where you can savour a vegetarian pasta or fresh soup.

Haddok is the place to be for an easy lunch prepared with local and fresh ingredients. An experienced barista serves high-quality coffee, with or...

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

Legendary intercultural jazz café in Ghent, which has been an established value in the city for over 30 years and claims to have been a pub since...