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...
Holy Donut (Vokiečių) is a brunch budget eat in Senamiestis, Vilnius.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Vegan glaze sells out fastest on Sundays; bagel sandwiches come hot from the counter through lunch.
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: Vokiečių g. 9, 01130 Vilnius
Casa La Familia on Vokiečių serves wood-fired pizzas from €8 to €10, with vegan plant-cheese variants at the same price point and a leafy summer terrace.
Try: Wood-fired pizza
Tip: Two pizzas for two is cheaper than the cepelinai dinner at the next-door Old Town anchor.
Mano Guru on Vilniaus sells a vegan brunch plate between €6 and €9, with sourdough loaves to take home from €4 and a daily-changing soup option for €3.
Try: Vegan brunch plate
Tip: Social-mission cafe. Cheap but consistently good; the daily soup is the value play.
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.
Casa La Familia on Vokiečių serves wood-fired pizzas from €8 to €10, with vegan plant-cheese variants at the same price point and a leafy summer terrace.
Try: Wood-fired pizza
Tip: Two pizzas for two is cheaper than the cepelinai dinner at the next-door Old Town anchor.
Mano Guru on Vilniaus sells a vegan brunch plate between €6 and €9, with sourdough loaves to take home from €4 and a daily-changing soup option for €3.
Try: Vegan brunch plate
Tip: Social-mission cafe. Cheap but consistently good; the daily soup is the value play.
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.
Try: Litvak bagel with lox
Tip: Cheapest historically grounded bagel in town. Sells out by mid-afternoon; arrive before 14:00.
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.