Holy Donut (Vokiečių) is a brunch budget eat in Senamiestis, Vilnius.
Holy Donut on Vokiečių sells loaded bagel sandwiches between €5 and €7, with a vegan glaze donut around €3 as the alternative cheap order for breakfast.
Tip: Vegan glaze sells out fastest on Sundays; bagel sandwiches come hot from the counter through lunch.
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.
