O'yo Sint-Baafs

“Lekkere avocado toast met scrambled tofu gegeten.”

Virág Skinner★★★

Vegan food was good, but nothing to write home about. It was filling and satisfying and tasty but just didn’t blow our minds. It was a very hands off atmosphere, where you order with a qr code so can’t say much about the service. Great midday stop.

Lisa Beirens★★★★★

This 5-star rating is partly for the food (it was very good) and mostly for the service. I’d especially like to thank the young woman who helped my mother and I yesterday, but unfortunately I don’t know her name. She’ll surely recognize herself. My mom was diagnosed with celiac disease in April; it’s a big change for her, and she’s still navigating the murky waters of what it means to have celiac disease, especially from a practical standpoint. She can’t eat everything she’d like to, and she has to pay close attention to every little detail of what’s on her plate. Going away from home when you

Christy Duijvelaar★★★★

First thing on Sunday morning, breakfsst at o'yo in Gent. Enough space, quiet music, time to enjoy and talk or read a book. With a group of seven we decided to be there when it opens at nine, otherwise the large table is gone. Great diversity of vegan options. All tasty and filling. It comes at a price, but definitely worth it. You order via a QR code.

Merve Kılıçkesen★★★★★

I came to Ghent for a school trip. The city was so crowded I was about to panic, but then I stumbled upon this lovely place. The staff were so friendly, they made me feel welcome, I felt safe, and the food was delicious! They also have vegan dishes and are reasonably priced. I recommend it to everyone.