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Belmonto Kriokliai

Round-up the kids (borrow some if you haven't got your own) and pop along for outdoor family fun and half-decent barbeque food. Read_on (1 Comment)

Bistro 18

Bistro 18
With three minimalist dining areas and a separate wine shop in the heart of Old Town, this Irish-tinted spectacle features friendly staff on hand to serve dishes from a mixed menu of international favourites with the occasional twist. Read_on (17 Comments)

Cozy

By the time most people read this Cozy should be sporting new furniture, freshly painted walls and a highly recommended photography exhibition on the walls, although this shouldn’t prevent people from visiting before the makeover. Read_on (2 Comments)

Druskos Namai

The philosophy behind the recently opened Druskos Namai is to provide quality international food at affordable prices sourced as much as possible from local farms. Read_on (No Comments)

Dvaras

Yet another hotel restaurant worth possible further investigation, the cellar hall inside the Dvaras hotel serves some great food, which by most accounts is better than much served in restaurants of a similar ilk. Read_on (1 Comment)

Esse

A bustling restaurant in the city centre with an emphasis on Italian and Lithuanian cuisine, well-trained staff ferry a cavalcade of good-looking dishes to a predominantly business class clientèle. Read_on (1 Comment)

Felicie

Rumour has it that a grocery shop with a similar name once stood on this spot, a fact that along with several others brought about the concept at Felicie. Read_on (No Comments)

Green Hall

We recently attended this swanky eatery inside a modern business centre a couple of kilometres west of the city centre as part of a large group of people. Read_on (No Comments)

Grill Inn

Friendly and well turned-out staff are on hand to serve a range of superb, meat-heavy dishes and a few peasant classics such as boiled pigs' ears alongside a good choice of beers from local small breweries. Read_on (No Comments)

Holy Miko's

A small, family-run restaurant on a quiet Old Town street specialising in both Lithuanian and international dishes served in sumptuous surroundings, the food is predominantly nouvelle cuisine and is exquisitely presented. Read_on (1 Comment)

Jalta

Going from strength to strength, Jalta is an excellent reason to visit the leafy suburb populated with more than its fair share of wooden houses that’s Žvėrynas. Read_on (1 Comment)

Kalvarijų 1

Featuring some of the friendliest waitresses in the capital and a choice of delightfully odd rooms in which to eat and drink, despite its relatively central location this place is more or less right off the tourist radar. Read_on (No Comments)

Kitchen

An angular experience with plenty of creamy shades and exposed wooden features, this simple offering not only keeps the décor to a minimum but also doesn’t get carried away with the menu. Read_on (1 Comment)

La Pergola

White tablecloth gourmet dining in sumptuous surroundings inside the Grotthuss hotel, or, during the warmer months, on their lovely terrace just off a quiet street in the heart of Old Town. Read_on (No Comments)

Lauro Lapas

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Medininkai

One of Vilnius’ oldest and most well respected restaurants serves up sumptuous international food in a white tablecloth atmosphere in a choice of several halls as well as outside in a lovely 16th-century courtyard during the summer. Read_on (1 Comment)

Neringa

A former nomenklatura favourite and still pulling in the cream of the city’s slightly older sophisticates, this positively mammoth restaurant features two dining halls separated by a bar with a fountain in it. Read_on (1 Comment)

Piccolo Canopi

We really are being spoilt at the moment, this time with yet another restaurant that dares to break the mould, get things right and still manages to make good food. Read_on (No Comments)

Prie Katedros

Two recent visits to Prie Katedros have both been entirely positive, not least in part to the totally superb beer they brew on Read_on (3 Comments)

Riverside

Consistently great food and service courtesy of this exemplary in-house hotel restaurant, the well-chosen international menu may not be the cheapest in the city but is worth the trip over the river to sample from it. Read_on (No Comments)

Roast & Beer Pub

A self-styled antidote to the stresses of modern living, this Russian-owned venture is awash with wooden benches, photographs of celebrities, cheery waitresses and upbeat pop music. Read_on (No Comments)

Sensus Grill & Wine

A very nice restaurant indeed that also knocks out one of the city’s better business lunches during the week, this two-floored affair uses fresh ingredients and even bakes its own bread. Read_on (No Comments)

Skonis ir Kvapas

Not bad for a cup of tea and a slice of cake, Skonis ir Kvapas (Taste and Smell) was long ago eclipsed by others who simply do it better. Read_on (No Comments)

Sonnets

Sonnets
That rare treat a hotel restaurant worth eating in, the Shakespeare’s in-house nosh-pit excels where others barely get off the ground. Read_on (No Comments)

Tores

They’ve got lovely distressed furniture inside, with a jumble of chairs and tables ready for the demolishing of a small Read_on (No Comments)

Veranda

Another Žvėrynas classic, Veranda is a great place to eat in, to have too many beers with a friend in or to take a fussy elderly relative to. Read_on (3 Comments)

Zoe's Bar & Grill

Zoe's Bar & Grill
Although by no means extravagant, you get what you pay for, which here is quality food prepared in an open kitchen and served by waiting staff genuinely happy to see you. Read_on (6 Comments)

Si

What at first glance appears to be some kind of exotic antiques shop turns out to be a new restaurant whose snigger-inducing furniture betrays someone working in the kitchen who clearly didn’t inherit their skills from their grandmother. Read_on (No Comments)