Classifying Kaliningrad restaurants by cuisine is often an impossible task as many eateries offer a seemingly impossible to deliver range of dishes – this is a city that offers a Spanish/Lithuanian restaurant for instance. Few restaurants have English language menus but this obstacle to the foreign visitor is often overcome by huge, colourful menus showing pictures of what the dishes are expected to look like – in most cases you’ll just need to point and smile at the server to get what you want. Despite the size of most menus, dishes are surprisingly good, even though your group might be eating anything from pizza to sushi to sizzling fajitas in the same restaurant. A 10% gratuity or tip is generally the norm and service is not normally included in the bill.