Terms of use

Last updated: 21 October 2026

1. Site publisher

The website tnzt.media (the “Site”) is published by TNZT, an independent creative studio and the publisher of the media brand Time to Eat.

TNZT is the trade name of Thibault Nizet, a self-employed entrepreneur (sole trader), founder and creative director, who is its sole owner and responsible publisher.

Registered address: Teniersdreef 40, 3090 Overijse, Belgium
Email: hello@tnzt.media
Hosting: Hostinger International Ltd. (Cyprus)

2. Purpose

These terms govern access to the Site and the use of its content. By browsing the Site, you accept them in full. If you do not accept them, please do not use the Site.

3. Access to the Site

The Site is free to access. We do our best to keep it available but cannot guarantee it: access may be suspended at any time, in particular for maintenance or updates.

4. Intellectual property

All content on the Site and on the channels and accounts of TNZT and Time to Eat — including documentaries, episodes, videos and excerpts, photographs, texts, titles, editorial formats and concepts, edits, graphic design, logos, the “TNZT” and “Time to Eat” brand identifiers, and the structure and code of the Site — is protected by copyright, related rights, trademark law and database rights, in accordance with Book XI of the Belgian Code of Economic Law, European Union law and international conventions.

This content is the exclusive property of TNZT and Thibault Nizet, unless otherwise stated. All rights reserved.

Unless TNZT has given prior written permission, it is strictly forbidden to reproduce, display, adapt, translate, extract, download, republish or distribute all or part of this content on any medium whatsoever, in particular by re-uploading it to other platforms or social networks, including it in compilations, or using it for commercial or advertising purposes.

In accordance with Article 4 of Directive (EU) 2019/790, TNZT expressly reserves its rights and opts out of any text and data mining of its content, including for the training of artificial intelligence systems.

The following remain permitted within the limits of the law: short quotations credited “TNZT / Time to Eat” with a link to the source, and sharing content through the native sharing features of the platforms where it is published.

The names, trademarks and creations of the chefs, restaurants, artisans and partners featured in our content remain the property of their respective owners.

For any request for use or licensing, or to report unauthorised use: hello@tnzt.media.

5. Branded content and partnerships

Some content is produced in partnership with brands. It is clearly identified as such, in accordance with the rules governing commercial communications. TNZT retains its editorial independence at all times.

6. Liability

Information published on the Site is provided for general information. We take care to keep it accurate, but some details may change (addresses, opening hours, menus, prices, teams). To the extent permitted by law, TNZT cannot be held liable for any error, omission or unavailability of the Site, nor for any indirect damage that may result.

The Site may contain links to third-party websites over which TNZT has no control and for which it accepts no responsibility.

7. Linking to the Site

Links to the Site are welcome, provided the Site is not displayed within a frame (“framing”) or associated with a misleading, disparaging or unlawful context.

8. Fair use

It is forbidden to interfere with the proper functioning of the Site, to attempt unauthorised access to it, or to extract its content by automated means.

9. Personal data

How we process your personal data is described in our privacy policy.

10. Changes to these terms

TNZT may amend these terms at any time. The applicable version is the one published on the Site at the time of your visit.

11. Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by Belgian law. In the event of a dispute, and failing an amicable solution, the courts of the judicial district where the publisher is established shall have sole jurisdiction, without prejudice to mandatory rules allowing consumers to bring proceedings before the courts of their place of residence.