Found this restaurant just outside the tourist area. Staff was very pleasant and seated us…read moreimmediately. Fiancé ordered the meatballs and I had the pork tenderloin. We both had the wine that was recommended for each dish. Everything was delicious. Pork was very tender and flavorful. Ambiance was also nice. If we ever make it back to Gent we will definitely return for another wonderful meal.

This restaurant was delicious. It was off the main drag and so glad I found it…read more It was less than1 hour before closing and we were seated right away, although the restaurant was still full. My daughter and I ordered deer and beer. Damn good combination. The decor and service were cool. The deer was so tender and my 9% beer went perfectly with the meal. Prices were reasonable for portions. And the presentation was really colorful. Bon Appétit!

I wasn't sure what to expect because I found this quickly when we were already starving, but the…read morepasta we got was very tasty. We sat outside next to a heater and it was really nice in the chilly fall weather. It wasn't busy on a Wednesday and the service was very quick.

Most of the stuff we ordered were good. The portions are hefty. Mussels were meaty! Large…read moreselections for drinks.

Seems like a new place because I am the first one to write a review. The food is typical but the…read moreatmosphere was good. I like the fish dishes rather than the meat dishes. The outside balcony is good for resting. I particularly enjoyed their dessert.

Love this place they let you sit outside .Great weather enjoying our drinks . Outside they do not…read moreserve dinner menu . Super friendly staff . Enjoying Ghent and their friendly waiters .

Location: fairly close to center. Across from a few souvenir shops so perhaps this is a touristy…read morearea, but I didn't see that many locals. Restaurant itself is nice, with a good outside sitting area as well as a large indoor area. Food: I had gray shrimp croquettes and waterzooi fish, both traditional Ghent dishes. Croquettes could have had a bit more shrimp (they didn't say any thing about % of shrimp like some restaurants so I assume less than 45%). €10 per piece, so quite expensive. Fish stew was DELICIOUS! If it wasn't €28 could eat that stew for days Service: meh. They were only half full, but took awhile to get beverages and food. Had to remind the wait staff a few times. One unfortunate thing is because of the high Asian tourists in the restaurant, who were noisy and rude (taking pictures of EVERYTHING including restaurant patrons), the experience wasn't great. I left as soon as I could.

Well, the quantity of mussels was huge and they were fresh. The sauce for the shrimp was yummy but…read moreI ordered spaghetti with the shrimp. When I pointed that out, the server was like, not my mistake. I was so tired I didn't want to drag the conversation. I asked to have some bread to go with the stew which was on a salty side. She charged few euros for it...

A very upscale corner restaurant that also caters to families. We started with a few starting…read moredrinks (the RoomeR, and the Apero Maison). For our mains, we ordered a few Belgian beers, to pair with the chicory with cheese sauce and ham, and the Flemish beef stew. We enjoyed our evening there listening to other diners speaking in Dutch.

Wow! This is probably one of my favorite meals on the trip. Definitely top three for sure! We were…read morerecommended to come here by the staff of our hotel and I'm definitely glad we did. They specialize in traditional Belgian dishes, such as Beef Stew. We were looking for something local and authentic like this! We did find a reservation day of and were able to book it. The food was amazing. I loved the meatballs appetizer and beef stew! So good. They had a cute little outside deck area, which was super nice to eat out on in the great weather. If you can get a reservation here, I highly recommend a come!

Came here on a rainy evening, seeking shelter from the spitting rain. Since I was only in Ghent for…read moreone night, I wanted to find some traditional Belgian fare. This place seemed very cozy and fancy, with candles on tables and fairy lights, and people seemed to be having a great time. Moreover, it served a traditional Flemish beef stew, so I walked right on in! Fortunately, they were able to squeeze me in for an hour. I ordered the Flemish beef stew, which had around 6-8 chunks of beef and a small dill-flavoured side salad. It also came with a plate of fries - and when offered the mayo, I instantly accepted to try things the "Belgian" way. The stew was good at first bite, but I grew tired of it halfway through. It was very salty and strong of acidic red wine, and some of the beef chunks were still tough and under braised. The fries were a bit soggy and too thin to be considered typically Belgian fries. For 30 EUR, it was slightly disappointing... but it appears most things in Ghent are quite expensive. The servers there are quite young but very kind and welcoming. I had no issues with the service. What irked me the most was the water situation. I felt pressured to order something, so asked for water. Out came a 20mL glass bottle - just enough for 4 sips of water - and they charged me a whopping 3.5 EUR for this tiny baby. Unbelievable... left a bad taste in my mouth.

Yay I'm a fan! If you see the pictures of my salad you can only agree with me…read more Beautiful place at the river close to the Groote Markt. We found this place by accident, we were wandering around and suddenly The huge luminous red "BAR" sign caught us as flies. Cute and multilingual servers: check. Gorgeous place: check check, menu translated in French and English: what else ;-) A bit pricey (but then.. :freshly prepared, decorated in a delicate way, fresh fish, amazing view, and comfy, nice music.... Well ...you don't have this everywhere) then you don't do this everyday so a bit of sparkle feel good. A place I will definitely return more often and that I recommend for sure!!! Only four stars coz they put carrots in the salad XD

Food was ok but there is little other positive to say... Especially hygiene is a big NO here…read more Waiter allthough friendly was really smelly so extremely annoying when you want to enjoy your food. Toilets were a mess, no soap, no paper. And finally black napkins do not add to our overall negative view of the hygiene in this restaurant. Pity as this is something you can perfectly work on but will keep us away from this nicely located restaurant

We ended up here for dinner and were pleasantly surprised. We started with the cheese croquettes…read morewhich we liked and then ordered the spaghetti bolognaise and spaghetti savarin. Both were super tasty and good portions, I just wish we'd gotten a bit more bread as it came out with the cheese croquettes and not the pasta itself. Staff was also very pleasant.

Was looking for an authentic Belgian restaurant and Savarin was recommended. We tried a Ghent beef…read morestew (Gentse Stoverij) made from a local artesanal dark beer that almost tasted like a red wine reduction, and a fish filet in a creamy herb sauce.. accompanied by potato croquettes and mashed potatoes. They were both exquisitely delicious, and well balanced. We finished it off with a Belgian waffle, fresh whipped cream, homemade chocolate sauce (so good!) and artisenal vanilla ice cream. Everything was perfectly delectable. The restaurant itself is smaller with a nice ambience and excellent service. The wait from the small kitchen is a bit longer, but the food is worth the wait. This is the type of hidden gem with really special food and a homey vibe, highly recommended!

I've been in Ghent many times and all of them during the winter... so Belfort was like a safe haven…read morefor me! A big, warm place to enjoy a good beer or a very good hot chocolate while I check my mails using their very fast and totally free wi-fi. The waiting staff is very kind and the prices are ok, considering how nice the place is. Next time I'll go to Ghent, you'll find here for sure!

For €6 entrance fee I was expecting a bit more, but still glad we went. The views from the top…read morewhere amazing. You have the option of taking the stairs up the three levels or riding an elevator most of the way. On each of the levels you can learn something about the tower or the bells. They had a nice video describing how the bells were made. My rating is a bit low based on the fact that there was very little English descriptions in the exhibit, but you could BUY an English guidebook. If you have an android phone there is a free app as well, but my iPhone and I were SOL. It was also a bit sparse as far as material in general, and we've had better on our Europe vacation. My opinion is, if you've done the castle, you get there view there and can probably skip this guy.