So many pubs, so little time, and it is disappointing that I was only able to come here for a…read morecoffee, but then again, as I mentioned, I didn't have huge amounts of time. Anyway, this was a lovely little pub (or cafe) across the road from the town hall, and the town square, which means that you get a pretty awesome view in the outdoor area. The other really cool things about this pub is that it opens early and has some pretty good coffee as well. Actually, it is more of a tapas bar than anything else, but in the end to me it is still a pub (or a bar), though you can also have some coffee here as well.

Fast. Fresh. English friendly. If we were here more than one day, I would go back and try more…read morerather than explore new. Lots of great tapas and entrees we never got near.

This is obviously a popular watering hole for Brits in Ieper before the Last Post Service. Food is…read moreserved after 6pm & the place is closed on Wednesday. We had a good standard evening meal under the canopy at the front, where the atmosphere was good fun between the tables. They have an extensive menu, not all of which is available throughout the year i.e mussels which we went in for! I would return & recommend you give Old Tom's a go.

We have stayed in Hotel Old Tom a few times and found it great for a budget B & B upstairs,…read moredownstairs is a modern cafe bar and breakfast room which is very well used, the staff are excellent and even when they are busy you get served quickly, I will be staying there again this year.

Hermana is a rustical bar run by two sisters. Its well known…read moreas the smallest and cosiest bar off k-town. They have a lot off beers and cocktails to offer. They serve you with proud the beers from Verhaeghe brewery, famous for the duchesse de bourgogne and barbe d'or. The people that hang out are friendly. Definitely worth a visit!

Great food!!! Best hospitality ever…read more It's bin a minute since I ever ate so good. A must go to if you are in the neighbourhood

Gent is my second favorite city in Europe and this cute coffee shop is my all time favorite. I went…read morethere twice on my last vacation and loved it both the times. Their latte is the best I've had so far and their croissants were so fresh. My husband had a cold that morning and he tried their hot alcohol drink which worked like a remedy for him. It is conveniently located only a few blocks away from the St. Bavo's cathedral. I would definitely go back if I visit Gent again.

A lovely corner cafe that is light and open with pretty plates, cups etc…read more Once in you seat yourself. They bring over your menu (they have English ones) and once you have chosen you go to the counter and order. The menu consists of teas, coffees, juices and sandwiches, soup & cakes. We opted for one mozzarella and pesto sandwich with a salad (5 euros extra) and one without, a hot chocolate and then a pineapple, lychee and ginger juice which was amazing & very refreshing! The hot chocolate was also lovely - rich, chocolatey and filling. The service is friendly and food is served at reasonable speed. To be fair the salad was big but I do think the addition of salad actually makes the place a little on the expensive side. Without this the sandwiches were good value. They were tasty and made with good quality bread and filled with plenty of mozzarella & pesto. The cakes looked amazing but we didn't have room!

Love this little spot. Don't sleep on the size ! Fantastic wine & beer list. Lots of S African…read morewines & orange as well. Great bites & menu items. Pleasant surprised at the length of the menu for food & drink. Wonderfully hospitality by staff.

Decent place for a beer or a cocktail, choice is limited but they've got good stuff. And it is…read moreright off the Gravensteen!

I was very positively impressed by this place and was quite taken with its uniqueness. My colleague…read morechose this restaurant and made the reservation. This is near his home and he had heard good things about it. It is tucked away in a neighborhood and situated in what looked to have been a former residence. We were seated right away because of having reservations. It was quite busy for a Monday night, partially due to a work celebration that involved quite a few people. They occupied quite a bit of the moderate-sized dining area. Nonetheless, the atmosphere was conducive to a nice meal. The service was likewise terrific as our wait person attended to us quickly. The team did a great job all night. The highlight was the menu. The creativity and combinations were nothing like what I've found at any other restaurant in the past. There were European options and Japanese options, all of which sounded extraordinarily tempting. For starters, there was a small charcuterie board with bread, crostinis, salami and tomato chutney already on the table. The chutney was excellent. We augmented the starter repertoire with calamari that was also extremely well done. My colleague and I both chose the Gyoza dinner for our mains. This came with 12 pieces accompanied by a salad and rice. It was outstanding. I also must compliment their wine selection, as the Malbec they offered was one of the best I've had in some time. The prices were not inexpensive, but yet were commensurate with the quality of the fare. With all included, our final bill was €129 for the two of us, which was about $143 with the exchange rate at the time. At $71.50 per person, it was not cheap, but was also well worth the quality of the fare. Overall, I was quite happy with my experience at this restaurant. I would highly recommend it for a unique take on cuisine offerings. It presents an opportunity for a lovely evening out.

Hobo's is a very nice restaurant with a great atmosphere and amazing service. The staff are very…read morefriendly. It also has delicious drinks and food.

We both had the Flemish Stew here last night and loved it. Lots of favor and it is clear that dish…read moreis a local favorite...I would guess 80% of the orders which came out while we were there was the stew! Our waitress was awesome, very helpful and friendly. The menu has lots of options so if everything is as good as the stew, you will enjoy it. The restaurant/bar has outdoor and indoor seating and is not loud-most seats were filled while we were there. I believe if you are having dinner before the WWI show at the gate, they will hold it for you if you want to attend.

What a wonderful experience! The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was tasty and the…read moreambiance was quintessential European.