Book your table

Fancy a spot on our terrace?
Let us know right away when you book. Without a heads-up, we'll set your table inside the restaurant.

Staying at our hotel?
We'd love to know! Just mention it in your booking and we'll take it into account.
Not staying with us? You're of course just as welcome in our restaurant.

Want to attend the Last Post?
Then book for 6 pm. We'll make sure you can enjoy your dinner at ease and still be at the Menin Gate in time for the Last Post at 8 pm.
Or book for 8.30 pm, after the Last Post.

When will you join us?
Choose your arrival time with care, so everything is ready when you walk in.
Is your time fully booked? Simply pick the next available slot and enjoy an aperitif in our cosy bar in the meantime.

So nice to meet you!

Ypres has two very nice golf clubs.  Let's help you to get to get acquainted with what they offer:

Ieper (Ypres) Open Golf

Ieper (Ypres) Open Golf has 'Golf for everybody' central to its philosophy.  With a 9-hole course that is available for players with Hcp 45 at competitive prices, it wants to offer every visitor the chance to enjoy the sport of golf.  No matter whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, everybody is welcome.

The club also has an illuminated driving range with 20 practice mats.  The ideal spot to perfect your swing!

The club house, constructed in wood, offers a convivial environment in which to relax after your game.

Golf Club Palingbeek

Surrounded by the picturesque beauty of Flemish hills, not so far from Ypres, this lush, green golf course offers a range of challenges for players of all levels.

The golf course was designed by Harold J. Baker, who for more than 30 years was a top professional player and also a highly-regarded golf course designer.  Bakes was of the opinion that a golf course should integrate naturally with its surroundings, so that it fulfills not only sporting criteria but also has a more esthetic purpose.

The Palingbeek is one of the nicest examples of Baker's philosophy.

To find a man's true character, play golf with him.

P.G. Wodehouse