À Table, Gent

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À Table

Dimitri Vinois continues a three generation culinary tradition at this acclaimed bistro, blending terroir driven plates with restrained elegance.

The story

À Table in Gent: Classic French Bistro Cooking & Family Legacy

The kitchen and its lineage

À Table in Gent operates as a steady anchor for classic French bistro cooking. Dimitri Vinois stepped into the kitchen in 2018 to continue a family lineage that began with his grandfather and was sustained by his father Bob. The current team balances regional ingredients with contemporary plating while honoring the old maxim that good food requires no decoration. This balance of heritage and restraint recently earned the venue a spot on the Le Fooding 2026 list.

Signature plates and technique

The kitchen pairs seasonal Belgian produce with precise thermal control. A Mechelse Koekoek arrives wrapped in buttery pastry filled with sweetbreads and morels. Farm fresh eggs cook at 64°C alongside crisp white asparagus, while grilled Dierendonck beef finishes with grain mustard. These preparations stay true to the original French bistro ethos before dessert service features a tableside crêpe Suzette flambéed with Grand Marnier.

The dining room and ambiance

Just Lolli designed the interior to reflect a modern country house aesthetic. Neutral tones and clean lines keep the focus squarely on the plates rather than the walls. Families and regular guests sit at tables arranged to encourage conversation without crowding. The layout supports a relaxed bistro pacing where meals stretch comfortably across two hours.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
Le Fooding
Listed

Ambience

A glimpse inside

Details

At a glance

Le Fooding 2026 — Listed
Cuisines Bistro
Services Outdoor Seating

History

On the record

2026
Le Fooding — Listed

In the Vinois family, good food is no laughing matter. After passer the torch of Brasserie Vinois to his son Elliot, Dimitri took over À Table in 2018 – the very place once run by his own father. And here, the maestro of French cuisine pulls off a remarkable tightrope walk between tradition and modernity, backed by his sommelier daughter-in-law Salomé (who happens to be French, of course!). The evening we visited, in a space dripping with modern country-house chic, the place was buzzing with energy – in a good way: glorious homemade pâté en croûte, its flaky crust sheltering flashes of sweetbreads, foie gras and morels; farm-fresh egg poached low and slow at 64°C, paired with crisp white asparagus, morels and a jus so good you’ll want to lick the plate clean; white sausage from star butcher Dierendonck, sliced and grilled to perfection, generously doused in a tangy Tierenteyn pickle sauce, flanked by green beans and a pan-fried mushroom medley; or crispy andouillette sausage with a punchy mustard sauce, a bright salad and fries that transport you straight back to childhood – simplicity elevated to an art form! The grand finale? A crêpe Suzette flambéed tableside with Grand Marnier – a timeless classic for ending dinner on a high. · Tastesteron.

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Location

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Buizenbergstraat 27, 9830 Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium
Gent, Belgium
+32 9 282 70 68
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