Ghent: Tea, Chocolate, and Cocktail Pairing Experience
Discover the art of pairing tea, chocolate, and drinks in Ghent. Savor 4 distinctive tea chocolates, each paired with a tea, mocktail or cocktail.
What to order at Barista
- Must order
- Pancake stack with seasonal fruit compote: the batter is light and the fruit sauce is made in-house.
- Editor tip
- The Sint-Jacobs location has a sunnier terrace; the Lippensplein branch is more central for museum-hopping.
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Must order: Pancake stack with seasonal fruit compote: the batter is light and the fruit sauce is made in-house.
Tip: The Sint-Jacobs location has a sunnier terrace; the Lippensplein branch is more central for museum-hopping.
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Location
Address: Hippoliet Lippensplein 25, 9000 Gent, Ghent
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Mokabon ★ 4.3
Mokabon has roasted coffee on Donkersteeg since 1937, when Erminio Mazzaro arrived from Italy. Located in City Centre. Reservations advised.
Order: Single espresso of the house blend with a Belgian speculaas.
Tip: Open Monday to Saturday 09:00-18:30, closed Sunday. The standing bar at the front turns over fastest; tables in back take longer.
Wasbar Kalandestraat ★ 3.9
The original Wasbar location mixes coin-op laundry machines with a bar serving Belgian beers, sandwiches and charcuterie. The eclectic clientele of Erasmus.
Order: A Trappist beer and a ham-cheese tosti while the washing spins: the whole Wasbar point in one order.
Tip: Less crowded than the Korenmarkt branch; better for a quiet coffee and laptop session on weekday afternoons.
BOON Lunchbar ★ 4.3
BOON is a vegetarian lunch bar at the foot of the Gravensteen. Located in Patershol. Order the rhubarb soda. Specialty: vegetarian lunch and seasonal salads.
Order: Rhubarb soda: the house-made pink fizz that has become a Ghent food signature.
Tip: Kitchen closes in the early evening; this is a daytime spot. The counter fills at lunch so aim for 11:45.
Den Baudelo ★ 4.1
Den Baudelo is a food hall inside a beautifully restored 17th-century chapel. Around 15 stalls run from Mexican and Indian to Italian and Belgian; the shared.
Order: Pick one stall, take a seat at the communal tables.
Tip: Busiest at weekday lunchtime; the architecture alone is worth the visit even without eating.
OR Coffee Sint-Pieters ★ 4.1
OR Coffee's Sint-Pieters lab is the original Ghent location, serving slow brews and breakfast sandwiches in a bright room near the university campus.
Order: Aeropress with the house Colombian: a clean, sweet cup that travels from bean to cup in under five minutes.
Tip: University crowds make Monday mornings very busy; Thursday and Friday are the quietest weekday windows.
Korenlei Twee ★ 3.9
Korenlei Twee occupies a prime guild-house building on the Korenlei with direct views of the Graslei across the Leie. Coffee, brunch and light brasserie.
Order: Cappuccino on the terrace with a view of the medieval guild houses: the most postcard-worthy coffee in Ghent.
Tip: Tables fill by 10:30 on sunny days; weekday mornings before 10:00 are the quietest.