Holy Donut (Vokiečių) is a bakery restaurant in Senamiestis, Vilnius.
Holy Donut on Vokiečių is the Vilnius original of the local bagel-and-donut chain, with vegan donuts and big bagel sandwiches in a bright corner cafe.
Signature dishes: Loaded bagel sandwich, Vegan donut, Specialty coffee
Must order: A loaded bagel sandwich and a vegan glaze donut.
Tip: Second branch at Vilniaus 18. Brunch fills the room; order at the counter and grab a window.
Address: Vokiečių g. 9, 01130 Vilnius
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 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.
One for All on Užupio is a Lithuanian-modern small-plates restaurant with a shared-menu format and local seasonal ingredients on a constantly-changing carte.
Signature: Seasonal plates, Sharing menu
Order: The sharing format set menu; pair with the natural-wine list.
Tip: Across the bridge from the Užupis Angel. Kitchen turns the menu over by season.
Halės Deli inside Halės Turgus market hall sources every product locally and serves Lithuanian craft beer alongside lamb sausages and craft beef burgers.
Signature: Lithuanian craft beef burger, Lamb sausage, Pork ribs
Order: The Lithuanian craft beef burger; pair with a Genys or Sakiškės beer.
Tip: A counter-and-table format inside the 1906 market hall; busy around lunchtime.
Halės Bistro inside the main hall of the 1906 market does fresh bagels, vegan plates and quick lunch trays alongside the produce stalls on Pylimo.
Signature: Fresh bagels, Vegan and vegetarian plates
Order: A bagel with smoked salmon, eaten standing at the counter.
Tip: Cheap, fast and good. Quiet on weekday mornings before the lunch rush.
Beigelių Krautuvėlė on the ground floor of the Lithuanian Jewish Community on Pylimo bakes Litvak bagels, bialys, challah and teyglakh on-site since 2016.
Signature: Bagel lox, Bialy, Challah for Sabbath, Teyglakh
Order: The Bagel Lox; take a teyglakh home for later.
Tip: Sold out by late afternoon. The most historically grounded bagel in the Baltic.
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 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.
