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Dining
From Armenian to pizza to Soviet slop, the pots and pans of Druskininkai and its immediate surroundings bubble away day and night, wishing only to keep you fed and happy. The options on the left are by no means complete, but do offer more than enough options to keep all but the fussiest of food snobs sated.


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Armėniška El & El Užeiga

Close to the corner of the turn off for Grūto Parkas and only really worth visiting if you happen to be driving past or waiting for a bus into town across the road. Read_on (No Comments)

Bebenčiukas

Located in the basement of a Soviet-era housing block, don’t expect wine waiters in bow ties or for that matter a menu written in English. Read_on (No Comments)

Čili Pica

Vast and joined together with little glass bridges over pools full of goldfish, Lithuania’s favourite pizza chain stokes Read_on (No Comments)

Forto Dvaras

Forto Dvaras
Priding themselves on churning out traditional Lithuanian cuisine using local ingredients, this ever-expanding national chain’s Druskininkai operation can be found overlooking the lake, just next to the Druskininkai Museum. Read_on (No Comments)

Grūto Parko Kavinė

A country-style restaurant full of stuffed animals and photographs of the sculpture park’s Great Leader catching big Read_on (No Comments)

Senasis Nemunas

Slightly hidden away but worth the minor safari required to locate it, latter-day Livingstones will be rewarded with sturdy wooden tables suitable for groups of diners and an intriguing house dish of turkey and pork. Read_on (No Comments)

Sicilia

After a tough day relaxing and generally doing nothing, plonk yourself down at a large beech table and choose from one of some 60 savoury and a couple of sweet pizzas, cooked in minutes and served with a smile. Read_on (No Comments)

Vido Malūnas

Inside a converted water mill on the Ratnyčia at the far southeastern end of town, Vidas’ Mill is especially worth a visit during the summer when you can sit outside on the pleasant terrace. Read_on (No Comments)