Dalí is the restaurant attached to Aparthotel Castelnou, where I was staying during my weekend trip to Ghent — so it was a natural choice for post-arrival Friday evening dinner. The entrance is barrier-free, whether you’re a hotel guest or visiting from outside.
The menu features local and seasonal dishes alongside some classics. I had asparagus as a starter and cod for my main. My daughter went for cheese croquettes followed by a Ghent classic: Ghent Stew with fries — it looked really good, and next time I’d probably order the same.
Street parking is available nearby, including spots for people with reduced mobility. With a Handicap Park Card, you can also park anywhere in Ghent for free, mentioned the hotel receptionist.
The terrace is cute but not barrier-free. A wheelchair accessible toilet is available, as far as I could tell.
Verdict: A convenient and enjoyable dinner, especially if you’re staying at the hotel. I’d recommend trying the Ghent classics.
Review
| Name | Dalí Gent |
| Address | Kasteellaan 51 B-9000 Gent Belgium |
| Phone | +32 9 235 04 00 |
| Website | https://restaurant-dali.be/eng/dali-restaurant—gent/ |
| Opening hours | https://restaurant-dali.be/eng/a-la-carte/ |
| Visited | Yes |
| Parking | Use public parking nearby |
| Entrance | Barrier-free |
| Lift | Yes |
| Table height | My wheelchair, (small, manual), fits under the table |
| WC | To be honest, I didn’t check but I think they have a wheelchair accessible toilet |
| Useable Terrace | Cute but not barrier-free; a small step |
| Staff Service | Very friendly |
| Food | Local and seasonal food |
