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Discover the best top things to do in , Belgium including De Hopduvel Specialist Store, BE O Markt, Proof, MOdus 8, Be-Part, platform voor actuele kunst, Bookz & Booze, Parce, Frank Steyaert Gallery, Boekenmarkt Ajuinlei, Tierenteyn-Verlent.
Restaurants in Leiestreek
1. De Hopduvel Specialist Store
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 43 reviews
2. BE O Markt
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
3. Proof
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 54 reviews
PROOF is a concept-store and bar/tasting room in Gent with one goal: Taste! We have a wide range of spirits, wines and beer that will blow your mind. You can taste every bottle that is in our closet, do a flight(minitasting)of Gin/Whisky/Rum/..., have a nice glass of wine or just a soda. We have a beautiful quiet waterside terras to enjoy you drink or flight.
4. MOdus 8
5. Be-Part, platform voor actuele kunst
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Be-Part is een internationaal laboratorium voor de creatie en de verspreiding van hedendaagse kunst. Gericht op beeldende kunst, kent het ook een belangrijke plaats en aandacht toe aan de raakvlakken en interacties met andere disciplines, om zo actuele kunst voor te stellen in al zijn diversiteit, en het publiek te laten kennismaken met de recente ontwikkelingen en de debatten in de kunstwereld.
6. Bookz & Booze
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Bookz&Booze is a unique concept store where you can buy a book with a matching botttle! What connects the both is a story you will hear about in the shop! Choosing between a book or a bottle? Just buy an original pairing in an exclusive gift wrapping and get the story for free. Of course you can only buy the bottle or the book. Or another original gadget or piece of art.
Reviewed By Savvytraveller2619 - Clapham, United Kingdom
We were looking for a place to eat our gorgeous Belgian patisserie breakfast and to while away some time before a difficult visit. My eyes alighted on the store and then on the extremely charming owner! We popped in and chatted about UK music, about which Ief, the owner, was remarkably knowlegable. Better than many UK citizens and with English to match! Ief kindly offered us a coffee, which was hot and of a good, strong flavour, so we all shared drinks and our pastries in the warm sun outside, chatting away amicably about the world, politics and more! Ief and I tried French with the arrival of a French guy with many stories, as Sabine, journalist clearly of some experience, sat listening and smiling beningly. What an incredible and unusual concept and the bottle of whisky I was shown was like a piece of Deco art! More coffee and water appeared as Ief listened (how rare!), without trying to sell us anything and joined in, with a wry comment, in his excellent English! If only we could have stayed longer to explore but we were needed elsewhere. As Arnie famously said, "I'll be back"! This time to delve into the books , the LPs and the booze!! You are the 'Master of Style', Ief and deserve to do well. A serene moment in a fab, fun and friendly city. Have that coffee and an illustrated copy of Dante Alighieri's "Inferno" waiting for me on my return! My nephew was equally impressed. A real find and magical, as I alluded to in the review title! Dankje wel! Maggie and James, 14.09.20
7. Parce
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
PARCE (“Friend” in Colombian slang) is a workplace for artists and a place where they can exhibit and, if desired, sell their work. The primary focus is on Latin-American art, mainly from Colombia. In addition to the art studio, PARCE also has a small shop in jewelry, bags and handicrafts. The shop aims to introduce the Ghent public to Latin-American culture, mainly to the Colombian culture.
8. Frank Steyaert Gallery
9. Boekenmarkt Ajuinlei
10. Tierenteyn-Verlent
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By JJK812 - New York City, United States
This is a lovely little shop. It sells jams and other items, but the real star is to get the mustard. Choose your pot or jar (I chose the jar for the sake of traveling) and they will spoon it in from the huge wood barrel. It's a little spicy, but absolutely delicious. Don't miss out!
