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...
What to order at Beigelių Krautuvėlė (The Bagel Shop)
- Must order
- The Bagel Lox; take a teyglakh home for later.
- Signature dishes
- Bagel lox, Bialy, Challah for Sabbath, Teyglakh
- Editor tip
- Sold out by late afternoon. The most historically grounded bagel in the Baltic.
CuisineBakery
Price€
Neighborhoodnaujamiestis
HoursMon-Fri 10:00-17:00, closed Sat-Sun
Phone+370 656 98801
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Signature dishes: Bagel lox, Bialy, Challah for Sabbath, Teyglakh
Must order: The Bagel Lox; take a teyglakh home for later.
Tip: Sold out by late afternoon. The most historically grounded bagel in the Baltic.
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Location
Address: Pylimo g. 4, Vilnius
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Gaspar's Bistro Lunch ★ 4.3
Gaspar's runs a weekday-lunch menu separate from its Michelin Bib Gourmand dinners, with Goan thalis and a daily curry in the same Pylimo room.
Signature: Goan thali, Vegetarian biryani, Daily curry
Order: A Goan thali at lunch; cheaper than the dinner tasting and just as carefully cooked.
Tip: Weekday lunch only; the room flips to fine-dining mode at 18:00.
More casual dining in Vilnius
Forto Dvaras (Pilies) ★ 3.8
Forto Dvaras on Pilies is the same Heritage Fund-certified Lithuanian chain as Etno Dvaras, named after the medieval forts theme of the Old Town strip.
Signature: Cepelinai, Potato pancakes, Kugelis
Order: Cepelinai for two with bacon-mushroom sauce.
Tip: Same operator as Etno Dvaras; menu and quality are identical between branches.
Mint Vinetu Cafe ★ 4.2
Mint Vinetu combines a second-hand bookshop with a small cafe in the Šv. Ignoto alleyways, serving mint tea, homemade pies and vegan snacks to readers.
Signature: Homemade pies, Vegan snacks, Mint tea
Order: A pot of mint tea and a slice of homemade pie.
Tip: Buy a used book on the way out; the cafe stays open later than the shop does.
Pinavija Café (Vokiečių) ★ 4.1
Pinavija's second branch on Vokiečių keeps the same family-bakery recipes for kibinai and šakotis in a slightly bigger Old Town room with terrace seating.
Signature: Kibinai, Šakotis, Curd cheese pancakes
Order: A mutton kibinai with mustard; a slice of šakotis to go.
Tip: Larger than the Vilniaus original. Vokiečių terrace is the Old Town summer seat.
Gaspar's Bistro Lunch ★ 4.3
Gaspar's runs a weekday-lunch menu separate from its Michelin Bib Gourmand dinners, with Goan thalis and a daily curry in the same Pylimo room.
Signature: Goan thali, Vegetarian biryani, Daily curry
Order: A Goan thali at lunch; cheaper than the dinner tasting and just as carefully cooked.
Tip: Weekday lunch only; the room flips to fine-dining mode at 18:00.
Lokys ★ 4.4
Lokys has run since 1972 in a 15th-century merchant's cellar, serving wild boar, venison and beaver under the second generation of the same family.
Signature: Wild boar with lingonberry, Venison medallions, Beaver stew
Order: Wild boar with lingonberry; share a beaver stew to taste what makes Lokys an institution.
Tip: Oldest restaurant in Vilnius Old Town. Reserve the medieval cellar room for the full effect.
Etno Dvaras (Aušros Vartų) ★ 4.0
Etno Dvaras on Aušros Vartų cooks dishes certified by the Lithuanian Culinary Heritage Fund in a cavernous cellar with street-level windows on the strip.
Signature: Cepelinai, Bulvių blynai potato pancakes, Šaltibarščiai
Order: Cepelinai with bacon-mushroom sauce; pair with a bowl of šaltibarščiai cold beet soup.
Tip: Heritage Fund certification means every dish must be 100 years old by recipe. Touristy but real.