Tried coming in on a Sunday and it was packed. Came back on Monday morning to find it relatively…read moreempty and with welcoming staff. They have a pretty good array of craft brewing methods and if you don't know of them the staff helps you get acquainted. Great presentation and great quality of the coffees. Also got a warm, crunchy/soft on the inside croissant. The music playing is oddly ominous in contrast to the typical Starbucks Jazz. The ambience is also very unique, having bikes hanging in the window for purchase. The floor to ceiling windows make for a great view along the canal. Hopefully when I come back to Ghent again, I'll be here.

This is an adorable little coffee shop on the way to the main center of Ghent from the train…read morestation. The atmosphere is great, the staff was really nice, and the coffee I got was delicious and hit the spot on the cold day I was in Ghent! They have a big menu and in my opinion, the prices were really good for being a major city!

We tried 4 different chocolates. Salted caramel and coconut were our favorites. Lady behind the…read morecounter was very helpful.

Absolutely delicious chocolate!! And the owners made me…read morefeel so comfortable - they spoke with me about their chocolate, but didn't pressure me to buy anything - but how worth buying everything was! Family owned and so good - well worth it!

Very fun boot cruise in Bruges. Come here before 11:00am. The waiting time is better at the morning…read moreif you don't want to wait for a long time. The canals are very beautiful, but make sure you have jacket if you come even on spring or fall. Weather is changes in every hour. Some time is very cold with the wind. The ride was about 30 minutes and if was one of the best boot ride I have tried.

The "English " tour was 80% in other languages. We learned very little. Would pick a different…read morecompany next time.

Touring the canals by boat was very reasonably priced, very informative and fun and I lucked out in…read moregetting Gianni, the funnest, funniest and best captain for my tour. It's the most efficient and enjoyable way to see parts of the city by water. it only lasts about 35 minutes and before or after the tours you are in a lovely part of the city where you can get any of the signature foods of Bruges. Dank je wel Gianni!

One of the cool things about this park was that it also includes a couple of art galleries - the…read moremodern art gallery is actually in a building in the park. Other than that it is basically your standard park, though it is quite large and has a number of different sections - some of them grassed, some of them not. We did spend a little bit of time wandering around here, and can be quite pleasant at times, noting that we were hear during the summer. While I didn't mind the park, I did prefer the art galleries, and that was the main reason we ended up walking through here.

Pro-tip: The school library here has free WiFi. Definitely saved my ass…read more Was making my way downtown from the station and walked through Citadelpark. Not the biggest park, but it definitely doesn't try to be more than it is. Tree lined with a handful of sculptures/statues, and at least one lovely gazebo.

Ok for real, this place makes bomb sandwiches, brews their own beer upstairs and rents bicycles;…read moreall for a price that won't break the bank! I had the España panini and it was delicious. It was a salami panini that had this like essence of Cajun spicing in it. I dug it. My wife got the Chief and liked it as well. This place is also a brewery! There isn't any tour per se, but rather just a shop where you can purchase homemade beers under the label Pater Van Damme. Apparently the patriarch of the family brews the beer upstairs and sells it. They also rents bikes for a very reasonable rate. As of this writing it is €9.95 for a day. Price is very reasonable. Sandwiches are in the €5.00 range with drinker (even beer!) for like another €2.00. Thank god there is a cheap eats place that is good in this part of the world. All in all a cool spot worth seeking out! Great destination for a chill bicycle ride out of Bruges.

Would avoid. I went there twice and both times had not very great service and somewhat rude staff…read moreto deal with. There are much better options right around the corner from this place in town so if you're a tourist and you're going to go to one place, this is definitely not the one place.

The only place you can buy lotion in Bruges for less than 5€. Also, if you're interested in a three…read morepack of Gillette shave gel (I wasn't) they've got you covered.

Loved it. We were…read morefortunate to book on a Monday and only had four people - and a guide (Jane) who was from Brugge. Jane's education and background provided a very in depth historical perspective on this unique place. We went on the morning tour (2 1/2 - 3 hours) and hit all the high points of Brugge and then ended with a cool refreshment (a beer of course) near the windmill. Would absolutely recommend this place and feel like a bike tour is a fantastic way to cover the city (assuming you are comfortable riding a bike :)

Jos was an amazing guide! He was very knowledgeable and delivered the city history with great…read morehumor. He was very attentive with our rather large group and made sure we didn't get lost. Highly recommend!