Gent - favourites

Peter De Groote: Uitstekende Italiaan. Go for it!

Vincent Mouton: Anything is worthwhile. Very good sandwiches.

Carry It Like Harry: One of the few real bakers left in the city. Prepare to queue on a Sunday morning!

Nicholas Courant: Great beer selection, cosy setting and simple, but good food for all occasions

lamazone: Quick lunches at noon, delicious dinner in the evening: Aperto Chiuso has it all.

Amaury Van Kenhove: Custom made cocktails in a Mad Men decor - classy with a great service. Just ring the bell! (translation of C. Bracke's tip)

Niel Van Herck: Hug the world maps

Joanna Fraczek: Speculoos&white chocolate cake is to kill for! Pop in for a late weekend breakfast (served till 2pm) make sure to reserve though; crowded!

Kurt Van den Abeele: Macaron heaven!

Mathieu Vanfleteren: Great service & atmosphere in this new location steps away from the old place, definitely an added value to the Ghent food scene! Reservations recommended during the weekend as the place gets crowded.

Niel Van Herck: Everything is delicious in here, even the lady at the bar

ben van alboom: If you don't get the lobster, try the lobster. Everything else is great too. Especially the lobster.

Jurriaan Persyn: From The Guardian: One of Belgium's most talented chefs, Kobe Desramaults cooks his signature "earthy" cuisine in a cult restaurant in the Flemish countryside, but now he has just opened De ...

lamazone: Make a reservation, and you will get your table the whole evening. There's no rush, so why not have a cocktail or appetizer in the lounge/bar. At your table, kick back and enjoy the culinary ride...

Kim Beirinckx: Go there once and you ll keep going back for more. Go for the menu with paired wines!

Yannovich T: STAM provides the perfect introduction to Ghent. The new museum on the Bijloke is the gateway to the city.

Vera Regelbrugge: A medevial castle in the center of town. A great place to visit.

Nathalie Dumon: Vraag naar het lam gods themaplan en je kunt een goddelijke toer van Gent doen. Heel tof

Lies Vanzieleghem: Cosy restaurant with honest fresh dishes and a very cosy warm terrace in Spring and Summer.

Hilde De Meersman: one word: Yummie !

Koen Phlips: Delicious anti pasti, specials, proseco and grappa! Very friendly and considerate. Love it.

Jurriaan Persyn: From The Guardian: Tierenteyn looks more like an apothecary than a delicatessen, and although the shelves are stocked with stone jars of spices and herbs, everyone comes here for their unique ...

Visit Gent: The city hall is one of Ghent's new architectural highlights. There is space for concerts, dance shows and markets. In the city park, you can relax, read or enjoy a pleasant stroll.

Visit Gent: In the only remaining almshouse in Ghent you can travel back in time. The beautifully decorated museum rooms show you how normal men (and women!) lived their everyday life in the 20th century.

zofie: Tom Ka Kai is delicious!

Vlaanderen Vakantieland: Alleen al voor het prachtige gebouw moet je zeker eens langsgaan. Hoogtepunt is de originele eetkamer met de houten kroonluchter! Leia mais.

Visit Gent: The strength and the charm of the MSK is the variety of its collection and the way it is presented: never before have the old masters hung so perfectly in place as they do in the fully restored museum

Ward Hamelinck: Come here to find yourself a sunny spot and relax with other students in spring and summer!

Amaury Van Kenhove: Lovely in both summer and winter! Go for a run or a walk.

Carry It Like Harry: Opens every weekday from 10am-3pm. Serves inventive versions of the Belgian meatball! With either salad or stoemp for 12€. Try his balls with cheese... ;)

Visit Gent: Sunday | Flower powerSundays in Ghent start at the flower market with a coffee,a chat and a walk along the colourful stalls. To top it off:oysters and champagne at the blue kiosk.

Amaury Van Kenhove: Shop for books next to the water on sunday morning from 9am until 1pm.

Visit Gent: The oldest flea market in Belgium where antiques, brocant, curios and various secondhand stuff can be found in a charming decor.

Visit Gent: For good dining, you can choose from one of the many restaurants which have sprung up in the medieval alleys. From Japanese to Thai, to delicious Flemish cooking, you’ll find everything here.

Judith Str: Sit at the window. Watch people on the street. Enjoy a latte. Talk to the Batista, he's cool! Best place for coffee in town!

Richy D: ask advice, Christophe knows his products very well

lamazone: 100% free and organic wireless internet! Surf while having a drink or maybe a bite to eat. Watch the people walk by and enjoy the architecture. Leia mais.

Loes Colpaert: Do your laundry and stay for coffee! Or just come without the laundry. Everybody's welcome! And every thursday, there is a band.

Visit Gent: St. Bavo’s Cathedral houses an impressive number of art treasures. However, one work stands out above the rest: the world-famous Adoration of the Mystic Lamb by Hubert and Jan van Eyck around 1432.