Ghent: Food & Drink Walking Tour with Tastings
Join an entertaining local guide on a culinary and historical journey through the charming streets of Ghent. A culinary adventure through Ghent you will never forget!
Tip: Bring your own jar to have it filled from the original barrel; the shop charges less for refills than for new pots.
Book food experiences in Ghent
Ghent: Belgian Waffle-Making Workshop with Beer Tasting
Join this workshop in Ghent to taste 3 Belgian beers, prepare waffle dough and bake Belgian waffles. Then enjoy your creations with toppings of your choice and eat as ...
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.
Location
Address: Groentenmarkt 3, 9000 Gent, Ghent
Also in groentenmarkt
Vismarkt Fish Market ★ 4.1
Ghent's Vismarkt is the weekly fish and seafood market near the Graslei canal, selling fresh North Sea catch twice a week in the historic fish market square.
Tip: Stalls selling whole fresh fish also carry smoked eel and pickled herrings not easily found elsewhere in Ghent's shops.
Cuberdon Stalls at Groentenmarkt ★ 4.3
The competing cuberdon vendors near the Groentenmarkt are a Ghent institution: the pointed purple sugar-and-gum cones are the city's most identifiable sweet.
Tip: The rival stalls have been on the square for generations; both are genuine and the competition keeps the quality high.
More markets in Ghent
Kouter Sunday Flower and Food Market ★ 4.2
The Kouter hosts Ghent's Sunday flower market alongside food stalls selling Flemish vegetables, preserves, artisan bread and seasonal specialities year-round.
Tip: The market spills into nearby streets on the largest spring market days; arrive early for the best parking and produce.
Hal 16 Food Hall ★ 4.2
Hal 16 is a converted metal workshop at Dok Noord housing Officina Raffaelli Italian kitchen, ROK BBQ and Dok Brewing Company under one industrial roof.
Tip: The hall opens Thursdays through Sundays; Thursday evening is the quietest and most atmospheric time to visit.
Vismarkt Fish Market ★ 4.1
Ghent's Vismarkt is the weekly fish and seafood market near the Graslei canal, selling fresh North Sea catch twice a week in the historic fish market square.
Tip: Stalls selling whole fresh fish also carry smoked eel and pickled herrings not easily found elsewhere in Ghent's shops.
Dok Noord Saturday Market ★ 4.1
The Dok Noord warehouse complex hosts a seasonal Saturday market with local artisan food producers, craft goods and food trucks along the revived waterfront.
Tip: Combine with Dok Brewing Company beer tasting and WAY Coffee Roasters, both open Saturday mornings at the same Dok Noord address.
Cuberdon Stalls at Groentenmarkt ★ 4.3
The competing cuberdon vendors near the Groentenmarkt are a Ghent institution: the pointed purple sugar-and-gum cones are the city's most identifiable sweet.
Tip: The rival stalls have been on the square for generations; both are genuine and the competition keeps the quality high.
Ghent Christmas Market Food Stalls ★ 4.2
Ghent's Christmas market spreads across Korenmarkt and Sint-Baafsplein from late November, with food stalls, warm drinks, waffles and winter snacks.
Tip: The Ghent Christmas market is smaller and less crowded than Brussels; the cathedral backdrop makes it one of Belgium's most scenic.