Vilnius: Lithuanian Flavors Experience
Food tasting tour shows you Lithuanian food extends much further than potato or meat dishes. You will indulge with Lithuanian snacks & beverages, which for the most pa...
Grudas is a bakery in Senamiestis, Vilnius.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Inside the Senatorių Pasažas complex along with 14Horses and Nineteen18. The sourdough loaf is the standing order.
Food tasting tour shows you Lithuanian food extends much further than potato or meat dishes. You will indulge with Lithuanian snacks & beverages, which for the most pa...
Relax in a private spa room in Vilnius and soak in handcrafted oak tubs filled with warm beer extracts. Enjoy unlimited fresh local beer or traditional kvass throughou...
Immerse yourself in the local culture and history of Vilnius on a morning coffee tour. Sip a cup of freshly brewed coffee at a local cafe and enjoy the local flavors.
Address: Dominikonų g. 11, 01131 Vilnius
Pinavija on Vilniaus is a family-run Lithuanian bakery cafe known for hot kibinai pastries, šakotis tree cake and brunch in a softly-French Old Town corner.
Tip: Indoor seating fills early on weekends. A šakotis to-go travels home well in checked luggage.
Worth the queue: Mutton kibinai
Holy Donut on Vokiečių bakes handmade donuts and large bagels, with one of the bigger vegan-donut selections in Vilnius for the Old Town brunch crowd.
Tip: Vegan glaze sells out fastest on Sundays. Bagel sandwiches at lunch are the better lunch order.
Worth the queue: Vegan glaze donut
Holy Donut's Vilniaus branch sits a block from Pinavija on the same shopping street, with the same handmade donuts and bigger bagels at a quieter counter.
Tip: Less queue than the Vokiečių original. The chocolate-glaze donut is the consistent best-seller here.
Worth the queue: Bagel sandwich
Pinavija on Vilniaus is a family-run Lithuanian bakery cafe known for hot kibinai pastries, šakotis tree cake and brunch in a softly-French Old Town corner.
Tip: Indoor seating fills early on weekends. A šakotis to-go travels home well in checked luggage.
Worth the queue: Mutton kibinai
Beigelių Krautuvėlė on Pylimo bakes Litvak Jewish bagels, bialys, challah for Sabbath and teyglakh on-site since 2016, run by the Lithuanian Jewish Community.
Tip: Sells out by late afternoon. The most historically grounded bagel in the Baltic, simply.
Worth the queue: Bagel Lox
Holy Donut on Vokiečių bakes handmade donuts and large bagels, with one of the bigger vegan-donut selections in Vilnius for the Old Town brunch crowd.
Tip: Vegan glaze sells out fastest on Sundays. Bagel sandwiches at lunch are the better lunch order.
Worth the queue: Vegan glaze donut
Holy Donut's Vilniaus branch sits a block from Pinavija on the same shopping street, with the same handmade donuts and bigger bagels at a quieter counter.
Tip: Less queue than the Vokiečių original. The chocolate-glaze donut is the consistent best-seller here.
Worth the queue: Bagel sandwich
Halės Bistro inside the main hall of the 1906 market makes fresh bagels, vegan plates and quick lunch trays alongside the produce stalls and butcher counters.
Tip: Cheap, fast and good. Quiet on weekday mornings before the lunch rush from Naujamiestis offices.
Worth the queue: Fresh bagel
Beigeliai on Vilniaus toasts bagels and bialys over a wood-fired oven, with cream-cheese spreads and a small soup menu for the daily Naujamiestis lunch.
Tip: Smaller and less historic than Beigelių Krautuvėlė; useful when the Pylimo shop is closed.
Worth the queue: Cream cheese bialy