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Čemodāns

Čemodāns
Located in a half cellar on Ģertrūdes, the Suitcase has an impressive interior that includes a giant vertical wall garden, country-style furniture and hanging lamps made of burlap sacks. Read_on (No Comments)

Cotton

Cotton
After working in Michelin-starred restaurants in France and the US, Heinrihs Erhards began opening his own restaurants in Riga, including Cotton, a stylish venue with a small European-Asian fusion menu that changes every Monday. Read_on (No Comments)

Culinaria

Culinaria
This is not your standard local bistro where Latvian grannies sip coffee and nibble away at cinnamon buns for an hour or two. Read_on (No Comments)

GU franču kafejnīca

GU franču kafejnīca
Although you shouldn’t expect big baguettes full of imported cheeses or even a soup du jour, GU does offer plenty of tasty pastries, cakes and croissants and a toasted sandwich or two, not to mention the usual lattes and cappuccinos for reasonable prices. Read_on (1 Comment)

Kama

Kama
This laidback tea house isn’t really the place to get your daily infusion of Early Grey or English breakfast before heading off to work. Read_on (No Comments)

Kilimanjaro

Kilimanjaro
Although African culture and cuisine couldn’t be more different from the lifestyle and cooking found in the Latvian capital, Kilimanjaro is a brave attempt to bring some sunshine from that exotic continent to Riga. Read_on (No Comments)

Presidenti

Presidenti
Located just opposite Riga Castle, the traditional office of Latvian presidents, this President boasts an unusual interior of Read_on (No Comments)

Riga Fish Pub

Riga Fish Pub
Spread out across three low-ceilinged rooms on the ground floor of a medieval building, the Riga Fish Pub offers a cosy Read_on (No Comments)

Safie Turkish Bakery

Safie Turkish Bakery
Although Riga has had its fair share of Turkish kebab shops over the years, some more authentic than others, the city has never had its own Turkish bakery – until now. Read_on (No Comments)

Shoe Hunt'In Café

Shoe Hunt'In Café
Some would say that it was only a matter of time before someone decided to merge a love of foot apparel with a passion for café culture, but to be honest we didn’t see this one coming. Read_on (No Comments)

Soul & Kitchen

Soul & Kitchen
Housed in what appears to be a former rooftop greenhouse above the Maxima supermarket, you’ll find this restaurant, cocktail bar and club that has adopted the living room concept so popular these days. Read_on (No Comments)

Vertigo

Vertigo
This tiny one room restaurant may not look like much from the outside, but if you do decide to give it a chance its ancient brick walls, simple, yet modern furnishings and friendly wait staff won’t disappoint. Read_on (No Comments)