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Delicious chocolates made daily in Trakai and delivered fresh. Sold by the gramme, so you can be as picky as you like. Also at Konstitucijos 7a (Europa), Gedimino 46. Read_on (No Comments)

A good selection of mostly organic food in tins and packets plus a few extras such as bio-degradable washing powder etc. Find it right in front of the main door as you enter. Read_on (No Comments)

Over 20 different types of live Lithuanian beer from the good people at the Vilniaus Alus brewery plus a range of Lithuanian, German and Latvian beer in bottles. Read_on (No Comments)

This predominantly Turkish food shop is the only thing of its kind in the city. Find the shelves bulging with an ever-increasing Read_on (No Comments)

Hitching a ride of the coattails of the latest trend, find a small shop selling an admirable choice of food from Italy including pasta, meat, pesto, olive oil, coffee etc. Read_on (1 Comment)

Lithuania's first supermarket chain, and still sticking to their core values of quality and freshness. Notable for having top-notch in-house bakeries in the bigger stores. Read_on (No Comments)

Tucked away in handy locations nationwide, with edible treats and a few household goods on offer. Fresh baked goods are a key attraction, as is the decent range of groceries. Read_on (No Comments)

The Old Town location is small, and therefore doesn’t stock a lot of groceries, but is handy all the same. Their bigger places are much, much better. Read_on (No Comments)

Established in Šiauliai in 1913 and still based in the city, support your local confectioner and buy some of their treats as a gift or for the simple pleasure of stuffing them in your face. Read_on (No Comments)

An interesting idea that takes the old-fashioned deli idea of fresh products laid out in baskets sold by friendly, rosy-cheeked people and transforms it into a total Lithuanian experience. Read_on (1 Comment)

This glorious shop mostly sells spices including, rather annoyingly, some but not all of the basic spices required to make Indian food. Read_on (No Comments)

Sweet treats that start and end with layers of chocolate. Read_on (No Comments)

A small fishmongers selling a range of fish they catch and smoke themselves from the Curonian Lagoon and Baltic Sea. We haven’t tried it yet, but we will. Read_on (No Comments)

A small shop with an attached café and girls in traditional costumes selling only traditional Lithuanian food and non-alcoholic drinks. Read_on (No Comments)

An early contender for the prize title in the city's delicatessen sweepstakes, the lovely Užupio Krautuvė has taken the plunge and opened a second shop right in the centre of Old Town. Read_on (No Comments)