Refined cuisine at De Vitrine

De Vitrine, Ghent

Who? De Vitrine

What? It’s casual dining at De Vitrine but in the rustic environs of the restaurant are refined plates of food. Perhaps because it’s Kobe Desramaults of the Michelin-starred In De Wulf giving directions behind the stoves. Seasonal and local is key for food and wine but don’t expect to find anything ordinary.

When? Open year round

Where? Brabantdam 134, 9000 Ghent, Belgium

How? Visit www.de-vitrine.be for more information

Fly via Brussels Airlines

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