13 editor picks in Vilnius.
Street food in Vilnius runs on portability: smoked meats, pancakes, bagels and kibinai eaten on the move. The Old Town carries Keulė Rūkė for smoked ribs, Gusto Blynine for blynai and the Pinavija Kibinai Window for the Karaim pastry, while Forto Dvaras does a takeaway counter on Pilies. North in Žirmūnai, Mėsos Cechas and Com Viet broaden the spread beyond the centre.
13 street food places in Vilnius we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Vilnius · Street Food across every city.
Try Litvak bagel with lox
Beigelių Krautuvėlė on Pylimo is the most historically grounded Litvak bagel counter in the Baltic, baked by the Lithuanian Jewish Community since 2016.
Try Lithuanian smoked-pork bun
Keulė Rūkė on Stiklių builds smoked-pork buns at a tiny open counter, with Lithuanian anti-Soviet political-art murals on the walls of the snack room.
Try Fresh bagels
Halės Bistro inside the 1906 market hall serves fresh bagels and a small lunch-tray menu alongside the produce stalls and butcher counters on Pylimo.
Try Lithuanian beef burger
Halės Deli inside Halės Turgus is a counter for Lithuanian-craft beef burgers, lamb sausage and pork ribs, sourced from the surrounding market butcher stalls.
Try Bulvių blynai potato pancakes
Gusto Blynine on Aušros Vartų cooks Lithuanian-style pancakes including bulvių blynai potato pancakes, varškės blynai and savoury versions at a small counter.
Try Smashburger
Drama Burger Go on Vokiečių is the Old Town takeaway counter of the Vilnius smash-burger chain, a smaller-format outlet near the Halės Turgus market hall.
Try Beef burger
Burger Street is a Kalvarijų Turgus food vendor, with beef burgers and rotating Sunday specials at a market window in the largest Vilnius open-air market.
Try Lithuanian BBQ pork
Mėsos Cechas inside Kalvarijų Turgus grills Lithuanian-style BBQ pork and lamb at a stall counter on the open-air market's meat-and-produce strip.
Try Vietnamese pho
Com Viet at Kalvarijų Turgus runs a Vietnamese kitchen window with pho, bun cha and bowl plates, the Asian counter on the otherwise-Lithuanian market.
Try Rotating modern street food
Open Kitchen at Tymo Turgus on the Užupis edge brings street-food trucks from the city's restaurants, bistros and farmers into one rotating food-court format.
Try Bagel and donut
Holy Donut on Vokiečių serves bagels and handmade donuts at a quick counter, the Vilnius original of the local chain with notable vegan-donut options.
Try Cepelinai to-go
Forto Dvaras on Pilies runs a takeaway window alongside the dining room, with cepelinai, potato pancakes and kugelis sold in small boxes for street-eating.
