Beigelių Krautuvėlė is a jewish deli budget eat in Naujamiestis, Vilnius.
Beigelių Krautuvėlė on Pylimo sells the most historic Litvak bagel in the Baltic between €4 and €6, with lox, cream cheese and the option of teyglakh sweets.
Tip: Cheapest historically grounded bagel in town. Sells out by mid-afternoon; arrive before 14:00.
Address: Pylimo g. 4, Vilnius
Halės Bistro inside the 1906 market hall sells fresh bagels with cream cheese for €3 to €5, plus quick vegan lunch trays alongside the produce stalls.
Try: Fresh bagel with cream cheese
Tip: Cheapest sit-down lunch in the market hall. The vegan-plate option at €5 is the fullest meal.
RoseHip on Vilniaus sells a tofu burger between €9 and €11, the most affordable plant-burger sit-down option in Vilnius's Old Town for vegan lunch.
Try: Tofu burger
Tip: A side salad takes the meal to €15; cheaper than most Old Town meat burgers in 2026.
Pinavija's counter on Vilniaus sells single kibinai pastries between €2 and €3, with mutton, cheese, spinach and fruit fillings made fresh through the day.
Try: Kibinai pastry
Tip: Cheapest sit-down kibinai in the Old Town. The take-away counter sees more turnover than the cafe.
Forto Dvaras on Pilies sells a single cepelinai with bacon-mushroom sauce between €6 and €8 at lunch, a cheap sit-down Lithuanian dumpling option.
Try: Cepelinai with bacon-mushroom sauce
Tip: One cepelinai is a full lunch for most. Pair with a šaltibarščiai cold beet soup in summer for under €4.
Gusto Blynine on Aušros Vartų sells a plate of potato pancakes with sour cream and bacon for €5 to €7, the affordable Lithuanian-pancake Old Town counter.
Try: Bulvių blynai potato pancakes
Tip: Take-away cuts the cost; bench seating along Aušros Vartų in summer if you eat outside.
Halės Bistro inside the 1906 market hall sells fresh bagels with cream cheese for €3 to €5, plus quick vegan lunch trays alongside the produce stalls.
Try: Fresh bagel with cream cheese
Tip: Cheapest sit-down lunch in the market hall. The vegan-plate option at €5 is the fullest meal.
Keulė Rūkė on Stiklių builds Lithuanian smoked-pork buns for €5 to €7 at a tiny open counter on the same Stiklių strip as Lokys and Bistro 18 cellar.
Try: Smoked-pork bun
Tip: A quick snack stop, not a sit-down meal. Counter-and-take-away only on a busy weekend.
