Moor & Moor is such a cute little place to go for some lunch. We sat outside and ordered the Vegan…read moreAvocado sandwiches and some Fritz-Kola lemonade. The sandwiches were very good (watch out for the crunch though, don't break your teeth!!) and the street very nice and quiet. Would definitely come back next time I'm in Gent!

Yelp... It's finding places like this that I truly appreciate Yelp! On a little break to Belgium,…read morein the beautiful Gent and I came across the listing for this place... I was staying nearby and couldn't wait to try it out, so how did it go... AMAZING! I was 3 days in Gent, I had brunch here twice! Says a lot, man, if I was a local I'd be regularly found hanging out here. Lovely seating out front though even in side, they've made great use the space and got a quirky mezzanine space. As a cafe, it's also a store where you can purchase some of the yummiest organic produce plus what appeared to be locally sourced produce. The back of the store, has dispensers with nuts, grains so you can buy by the weight which is so convenient! First day, I had the avocado and goats cheese sandwich and it was so delicious, I savoured every bite. On my second visit, I had the fruit granola; wish I could have brought some home with me but still had travelling to do. If I'm ever back in town, will be the first place I go to!

We loved this little restaurant! They have amazing fancy coffee drinks and tasty pastries. I also…read moretried a bowl of soup there that was delicious. Highly recommend!

Very bad, service wise and coffee wise. Coffee tasted rather bitter than creamy and the staff act…read morelike it's their first day in the business. You maybe wanna be/act special, but I would rather have good coffee(starbucks for example) than act like a snob and go here to pretend that I am a hipster and have good coffee... . Anyway if u still wanna go, ask for milky coffee because it will camouflage the bad taste of the coffee... . Short note: paid for two coffees, in the first one I asked for hazelnut syrup and they putted so much in it that I wanted a second one. Of course they remade with another payment...

@mokaboncoffee in the alleyways of historic Center of Ghent Belgium serves great coffee and has a…read morecosy feel to it. The cappuccino was delicious. Good seating. Friendly barista.

This quickly became one of my favorite coffee shops in the entire world. I'm so sad it's so far…read moreaway from me, but thankful I got to go. The staff were so nice and helpful, the coffee was some of the best I've ever had, and the environment is so cute. I would be here multiple times a week if I lived nearby

If looking for a great way to start your day or relax for a moment, this is the place. The morning…read morebreakfast hits the spot and is nutritious. Try the fresh baked bread and pastries. The coffee is awesome. The owner and assistance provide friendly service.

We checked out this cute little modern coffee shop after walking by the previous day while in Gent…read more I got cafe latte and it was memorable - well balanced milky flavor. It came with little chocolate pastry as well. Saw people on their laptops here, and they had outdoor seatings!

From what I can remember this was probably the place that sat at the top of the list, however it…read morewasn't so much a coffee shop but rather a tea house. However, I wasn't all that keen on having just tea I preferred a coffee, so that is what I ended up grabbing, and not surprisingly it was, like most (though not all), coffee shops, really good. They even had an outdoor area out the back, though the main part of the cafe was the inside, and they also did a variety of dishes. However, they also were more than happen for me to simply come in and have a coffee out the back. Okay, they were a little slow, but since there were quite a few people here (particularly since this place is pretty popular, and highly rated).

An elegant tearoom, Cafe Max is opposite the cathedral. Part of the lower floor is given over to a…read moresecond business selling coffees, teas, china, chocolates and other treats. The remainder is given over to two main rooms for the cafe. Cafe Max is buzzing with traditionally clad waiters who whisk past in a flurry of aprons and silver jugs. The menu is extensive, offering mostly afternoon treats such as beignets, waffles, pancakes and icecream sundaes. Each comes in an array of permutations: with avocaat, strawberries, fruit salad, cream, chocolate sauce and jam (well, the pancakes come with jam). In addition there are lots of fruit and flavoured teas, coffees and other drinks. Service is quick and efficient, and afternoon tea here is a fine treat. Now that the exchange rate against the Euro has worsened, it's not a cheap experience, but still highly worthwhile. You may need to tackle a fair few cobbled street afterwards to work off the calories.

Very friendly staff, they helped us in English. Crepes were delicious and they accommodated our…read moremeal request. Highly recommend.

A nice friendly place where you can have your breakfast or just hangout for a cup of coffee and a…read moredelicious french pastry!