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 Gust
- Must order
- The farmer's breakfast: the most direct expression of the sourcing ethos and the most-requested dish at Gust.
- Editor tip
- Weekend queues form before opening; arrive early or accept a 20-minute wait on a sunny Saturday.
CuisineCafé
Price€€
Neighborhoodbinnenstad
HoursMon-Tue 09:00-14:30, Thu-Fri 09:00-14:30, Sun 09:00-14:00
Phone+32490468805
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Must order: The farmer's breakfast: the most direct expression of the sourcing ethos and the most-requested dish at Gust.
Tip: Weekend queues form before opening; arrive early or accept a 20-minute wait on a sunny Saturday.
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Location
Address: Papegaaistraat 55, 9000 Gent, Ghent
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Cafe Labath ★ 4.5
Cafe Labath is the city's best-known specialty cafe, occupying a corner building steps from Sint-Michielsbrug with floor-to-ceiling windows and a big-city.
Order: Flat white with the seasonal single-origin espresso: well-extracted, properly textured milk.
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Order: Avocado sourdough tartine with poached egg: the bread is the reason to come.
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Order: Cold brew in summer; the house espresso blend is clean and not over-roasted.
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