The Candy Corner was one of our stops during our chocolate tour. We tried the 'student chocolate'…read morewhich is dark chocolate with nuts and fruit meant for studying students as it's believed it has all the nutrients for success. We were told many believe dark chocolate aids learning, and so this shop is a top spot for students to flock to during finals week. The service was friendly and the student chocolate is unique, so if you're in town it's definitely worth a visit.

If you're only in town for a day or mere hours this is the corner to drop into, you have Theo and…read moreChocolatier Deduytschaever right next door. Theo not only carries its own brand but is a reseller so the location is chock full of other brands that line the walls, so you can also pick up Neuhaus Chocolates if you don't have time to stop by one of their locations. I purchased one of the Theo-branded gold ball bags and while I enjoyed the tasting they'd provided I found many of the balls to have more salt than others, so they weren't consistently flavored. The service was friendly and helpful and the store is right next to our favorite chocolatier, so all in all it's definitely worth a stop into if you're visiting Ghent.

A simply amazing place that came well recommended by both another merchant and our guide. Great…read moreservice, wonderful ambiance, and just what we were looking for. My wife was in heaven and came away with a serious collection of sweets we are still enjoying days later. Give it a try!

This was our first chocolaterie in Ghent and it was excellent. The chocolates lived up the Belgian…read morereputation and they had a wide selection of different marzipans, a family favorite that is scarce in the United States. The only thing better than the chocolate was the customer service. The young man working educated us on the Ghent Dragon, provided us with a few local restaurant recommendations and a brief lesson on Belgian fries and local spots. He also informed us that the chocolates are made by Sophie herself. Sophie is doing a great job in both the chocolate business and in hiring friendly, competent people. It was a pleasure shopping there.

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!

This was our favorite shop during the Charlie's Chocolate Tour we took while in Ghent…read more The Yogurt Cassis was my absolute favorite bite. It was so flavorful it was almost like eating a blackberry, so mouthwateringly wonderful. The service was incredibly friendly and we came back after the tour to purchase a few more items, every single one of which was delicious. There wasn't a single 'not to our taste' of the bunch. From what Lemmy said during our tour they only do one coating of praline and favor quality over quantity and it definitely shows. All in all, they are an absolute must-do must-eat while in Ghent.

Marin Coertjens was one of my least favorite chocolate shops we visited in Ghent - I did not like a…read moresingle one of the chocolates we purchased. The shop was incredibly hot as if they had no air conditioning and the service (while helpful) lacked a professionalism we saw at all the other chocolate shops we visited in Ghent. At the end of the day, my shopping experience wasn't comfortable and I wouldn't come back.

Every thing you'd want out of a frozen yogurt place. The frozen yogurt was delicious and they serve…read moregreat coffee or in my case latte with a little frozen yogurt shot and candy. The prices are reasonable and the staff was very nice.

Great for a quick break! Nice terrace, staff very welcoming and smiley, not a lot of tastes of…read morefrozen yogurt but the pompelmoes is awesome! Cool choice of toppings though. They also have some other stuffs like thee...

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!!!!!