Vilnius
Restaurants & Cafés

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In the words of Brian Eno, Go forwards sideways, good advice it seems for the management at Cozy who've taken over one of the cafés inside the Europa shopping centre. Read_on (No Comments)

A bit like a dentist's waiting room only with better coffee. Cakes, snacks and free wireless internet are also available. Read_on (No Comments)

Just about the last thing Vilnius needs is another average café, something the owners of this place obviously didn’t know when they bought a license. Read_on (No Comments)

An interesting attempt at recreating a Viennese café atmosphere that doesn’t really work, at least the coffee and cakes are good. Read_on (No Comments)

Essentially a combined patisserie and coffee shop, this decidedly feminine-feel establishment sells a good range of cakes, complimented with decent Lavazza coffee. Read_on (No Comments)

Quick, convenient, bright and airy and dishing up mildly interesting and acceptably filling dishes to hungry gobble-and-go lunch hordes as well as more laid back visitors at all other times. Read_on (No Comments)

This recommended little spot offers the full Užupis café experience from the experimental decoration to a passing trade of local characters. Read_on (No Comments)

A combined bakery, fast food outlet and café, the bakery is average and the other two rooms are nothing special either.& Read_on (No Comments)

Two young chefs churn out a range of interesting, good-looking dishes using a blend of sound knowledge and improvisation. Read_on (No Comments)

Good coffee and a range of snacks from an established chain café. The interiors are slightly more interesting than most of their competitors and they play better music too. Read_on (No Comments)