Liepaja   Food & Drink

It's hard to tell whether this restaurant is meant to have a Latvian or a medieval theme, or perhaps both, but in any event, it scores high marks for its excellent menu of traditional food like pork ribs and sour kraut served in huge portions as well as its incredibly cheap breakfast offers. Ba [...]

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Like every other square meter of this enormous hotel, the Royal Kitchen is completely over the top with regal decorations. Although its menu offers pretty much a little of everything including Latvian food and children's favourites, it prides itself on its delicious steaks that are cooked just right. All main courses include a fantastic salad bar which makes the cost of an 8Ls t-bone much more palatable. Big bottles of Staropramen are also on offer for a mere 1.50Ls.
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Located in the basement of a landmark building on the canal that now houses a fantastic design hotel is this romantic white and red restaurant serving excellent cuisine for surprisingly low prices. Although it specialises in seafood dishes, there’s also plenty on the menu for vegetarians and [...]

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Medus, or honey in Latvian, has a helter-skelter interior of steel columns, bizarre lamps above the bar that look like showerheads and a wall completely made of firewood that encloses the toilet. Bread and honey precede all of the international dishes served here and a kids’ menu is also [...]

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The Postman’s House is located in an ancient building in the centre of the city. Dine on excellent international fair on the ground floor, upstairs or on the extensive summer terrace or try something more exotic like the catfish fillet. It also has the distinction of being one of the few [...]

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This beautifully restored 18th-century building is worth a visit even if you’re not hungry. If you do, however, have an appetite for delicious steaks, pasta or traditional Latvian dishes like grey peas and bacon, then dine upstairs or in the cosy cellar and admire the old nautical charts [...]

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