I like that two different grocery stores are so close by each other because I like certain items in…read moreone and then others here. The advantage here is the large assortment and more affordable prices. I tried out the app called Too good to go and I was rather disappointed with that experience. I had to ask where to find it, there was no staff. I figured it out because I saw a man meddling in 3 piles that looked similar with discount stickers. He basically took the amount of 1.5 pile and left the rest for the next 2 people. At check out nobody verified, they just swiped the app. That itself is great but it shows that it takes one person to be greedy to mess it up for everyone else coming after him.

This bakery is in a great location so easy to access. Very friendly and personable staff. I love…read moreeverything especially the pastries. I just had the raisin croissant (boterkoek) which is my favorite. The almond (frangipane) sugar covered pastry was really good too. Got a bunch of sandwiches for the road can't wait to eat them all..

Where to begin?? After being in Europe for nearly two weeks and utilizing smaller style…read moregrocery/market places, it was almost overwhelming to wander this massive venue. We were specifically looking to get some French butter and chocolate before leaving the country. They will vacuum seal the butter for 1 euro/bag. Highly recommend.

A local friend took me here for lunch and we took lots of photos for Instagram. The atmosphere is…read moregreat. The staff is very kind and helpful. We had the California Tartine and Croque Monsieur. Both were delicious and fairly priced. For drinks, I had a vegan matcha latte and by my California standards, it was great!

We stopped by for a quick breakfast before wandering around Ghent. This place was open before a lot…read moreof other surrounding spots and had a good variety of food. It was tough to choose from their big bakery display case. The inside has a good amount seating as well as the outside. I thought the prices are reasonable and what we had was pretty good!

A very good bakery with a great selection of breads, baked goods and pastries. There are four…read morelocations, this one most central to the historic center of the city, near the castle and the old fish market square. I have now twice bought a variety of breakfast baked goods and everything has been excellent. Some with cheese of almond paste, and incredibly good croissants. Prices are a bit on the high side and this particular location gets lots of tourists. The shop is small so it can get crowded.

Why Do We…read moreNot Have This quality of baked goods in the US? Flaky,buttery, soft - to take home and finish off in the oven yourself (like a baked apple) or to go to eat on the street before the door closes behind you. Enough said. Go here!!!!!

If you want to spend an exorbitant amount fot a snack, but a truly amazing one then come hdr…read morehere. The place is cozy and quaint and has lots kf charm. Staff are attentive and run around with a fury to keep up with the clientele coming and going. The menu is extensive but we settled on each having a Waffle Gravensteen which comes with chocolate sauce, blueberries. vanilla ice cream and a red (red fruit coulis) topping sauce on the ice cream. We accompanied that with a warm chocolate milk drink. Both were purely amazing, although the waffle was a bit crunchy compared to others I have tried. The atmosphere is vibrant and fun, and you'll get a good dessert fix, best for an afternoon treat. It appears to primarily cater to tourists, yet they seem to keep the quality good. There's nothing better than a snack of waffles and chocolate!

Delicious food, excellent friendly service and a quaint spacious restaurant. Did I say delicious…read morefood. Check the pictures and it makes your mouth water and it is that good . The waffle with ice cream and warm cherries was fantastic. Tie servers are so nice and friendly in a relaxed atmosphere. Love Belgium

Before heading out of Ghent, we made a pit stop for ice cream at Cremerie Gérard…read more We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around 12:45pm) and there was a small queue. Most people were grabbing takeout. The one worker manning the till was oddly flustered and annoyed when our Dutch friends tried to pay with card. He complained about being charged using a foreign card (when it wasn't) so we told him to just charge the extra €0,50 to use it. There were a dozen flavours available (including three sorbet options). - Single scoop (€2,00) - our friend went with the strawberry. - Double scoop (€4,00) - we picked the pistachio (€0,20 extra) and lemon meringue yoghurt. The ice cream had a good texture and consistency. Lemon meringue was tangy. Worth a stop if you're looking for ice cream. 3.5 stars.

Secluded dessert shop tucked away from the crowds with indoor and outdoor seating. Welcoming staff…read morethat speak French and English. Sit yourself and enjoy delicious food. Good food takes time so be patient.

Our guide told us this was the place to go for chocolate and it did not disappoint. We tried about…read more10 pieces and they were al incredible. Rich and delicious.

Tasty chocolates from a wide selection! The lady behind the counter was helpful in suggesting which…read moreones I should try. I got about eight chocolates for only three euros!