Bodo Resto

Ghent, Belgium

In hospitality

Guests dine at two white Anker picnic tables on Bodo’s canal-side terrace, with a white Inumbrina parasol and the Castle of the Counts rising beside them at dusk

Bodo is a French bistro with a Scandinavian look. It’s the neighbor of the famous Castle of the Counts in Ghent, a remaining medieval fortress with an almost intact defense system. A special attraction, that you can spot from your Anker table while you’re enjoying some of their excellent dishes, such as Rillette or Bouillabaisse.

Front view of Bodo’s brick façade, where guests sit at two white Anker picnic tables under a white Inumbrina parasol on the street-side terrace.
Guests dine at two white Anker picnic tables on Bodo’s canal-side terrace, with a white Inumbrina parasol and the Castle of the Counts rising beside them at dusk.
A waiter stands beside guests dining at white Anker picnic tables under a white Inumbrina parasol, with the stone walls of the castle visible behind the terrace.
Close-up of two women chatting at an outdoor table on Bodo’s terrace, with glasses of red wine in the foreground and the canal-side railing and bicycles softly blurred behind them.

Pictures by Thomas Sweertvaegher

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