The Best Restaurants in Vilnius' Old Town

Medininkai Restaurant is one of the top places serving traditional Lithuanian cuisine. From massive meat plates to amazing cheese platters that include maple syrup for dipping. Medininkai is a good option for travelers with big appetites or those traveling with a large party. The ample outdoor and indoor seating provides a nice atmosphere for lingering over savory meals and tasty desserts.

Located right near the historic central campus of Vilnius University, Ertlio Namas uses ancient Lithuanian recipes to create beautiful dishes. They offer a meat-focused tasting menu of a four course or six course dinner. Ertlio Namas is a great restaurant option for visitors seeking a romantic meal.

For those seeking an option other than traditional Lithuanian food, St. Germain is a popular French restaurant with lots of outdoor seating. Among other options, included on their menu are eggplant and parma ham rolls, burrata mozzarella salad, grilled dorado, and rabbit confit. What will make you return time and time again is their impressive wine menu which has both choices for those on a budget and those seeking to treat themselves.

Sugamour is both a mouthwatering dessert house and a delicious option for brunch. Located on the tree-lined Vokieciu Street, Sugamour enchants you with its welcoming outdoor seating area and they open early for breakfast. Brunch options include cheese curd pancakes, English breakfasts, and several types of eggs Benedict.

Located in a stunning boutique hotel, the Sonnets is a restaurant which might remind visitors of a luxurious smoking lounge. The food and wine are equally rich, with the menu comprising of tender steaks and rich chocolate pies. A meal here is perfect for visitors seeking a relaxing, delicious meal in a lounge-like environment; it is also perfect for those on business.

Lokys is a top restaurant option for travelers seeking to try traditional Lithuanian food and famous Lithuanian mead. The menu features hearty soups and wild game. To keep the Lithuanian atmosphere going, Lokys is actually located in a 15th-century merchant building.

Pilies Kepyklėlė is a tasty option for a casual breakfast, lunch, or coffee break during a day full of sightseeing. Their menu features light options such as pumpkin soup, salads, and traditional honey cakes. Visitors interested in tasting traditional herbal teas might enjoy ordering sea buckthorn jam tea or another of their options.

A crowd-pleaser with an extensive wine and food menu, Bistro 18 serve delicious seasonal delights including soups, wonderful goat cheese salads, steak, and tasty desserts. Bistro 18 also has an excellent selection of wine. Great for both a romantic meal, an evening with friends, or for a business meeting.

With a cozy interior and a relaxing outdoor seating, Rene is a casual option for lunch or dinner. They serve Belgian cuisine and their top menu items are mussels, French fries, and ribs. Visitors should be prepared to get their hands dirty to fully enjoy this hearty meal.