Cafetería
Hotsy Totsy
Recomendado por 41 personas locales,
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Lea
January 30, 2013
a really nice-cozy-jazzy place
Trien
March 31, 2015
Nice bar in the city center. Board games and pool table in da house.
Dwight
August 30, 2019
Hotsy Totsy has jazz in its veins and it shows. The charming 20s interior of the corner café alone attests to an illustrious past: booths covered in lush fabrics, dimmed lights hanging low and lots of dark wood. It’s no wonder Flemish author Hugo Claus chose to introduce the world to his magnum opus The Sorrow of Belgium in this particularly atmospheric nook of Ghent. Today the artist café is still a go-to for long talks, poetry readings, live jazz, blues, and even swing parties on Sundays. Lazy evenings are well-spent playing pool or scrabble with friends.
Hotsy Totsy has jazz in its veins and it shows. The charming 20s interior of the corner café alone attests to an illustrious past: booths covered in lush fabrics, dimmed lights hanging low and lots of dark wood. It’s no wonder Flemish author Hugo Claus chose to introduce the world to his magnum opus…
Barnabé
July 14, 2017
have a drink and play board game in this vintage setting cafe
Soraya
February 7, 2016
(late) night drinks in vivid environment with some jazzy background or a live performance.
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Ubicación
1 Hoogstraat
Gent, Vlaams Gewest