The Midtown Grill at Ghent’s Marriott Hotel.
Outside seating in front of the Marriott Hotel in Ghent.
The grill channels an Art Deco style and a speakeasy vibe.
Situated in Ghent’s Marriott Hotel, this upscale steakhouse draws inspiration from 1930s Midtown Manhattan.
Channelling Art Deco style and a speakeasy vibe, the 98-cover Midtown Grill is a contemporary take on old-world glamour.
Deep green walls set the tone, complemented by rust-red upholstery and swathes of warm wood. Guests are greeted in an intimate bar area, where a large illuminated refrigerator showcases an impressive selection of prime meat cuts, giving the diner a hint of what’s to come.
Deep green walls, rust-red upholstery and warm timber tones in the dining room.
The architecture of Ghent reflected in Midtown Grill window.
Art Deco inspired furniture.
View through the 98-cover grill.
Rustic colours and streamlined timber create a relaxed and timeless dining space.
Art Deco ceiling mouldings and historic wooden beams lend depth and drama to the restaurant space, which features an open kitchen and private dining room.
The mix of materials – marble tabletops, leather wall panels, antique mirror and brickbond tiling – sits harmoniously with the building’s existing features.
Elegant fixtures, such as a bespoke built-in bookcase, a considered lighting scheme and brass detailing, add to air of low-key luxury.
A large illuminated refrigerator showcases an impressive selection of prime meat cuts.
Art Deco ceiling mouldings and historic wooden beams lend depth.
'We have worked with Mark and his team for a number of years on restaurant and bar projects across our brand portfolio and continent, and have always received great ideas together with a professional service and project management.'
Gustaf Pilebjer – Director of F&B, Marriott Hotels.