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Zhalias ratas (green wheel)
Laisves Ave. 36b, Kaunas
Phone: (37) 20 00 71
Zhalias vingis (green curve)
Prancuzu Str. 185, Kaunas
Phone: (37) 452262
Zhaliasis aitvaras (green brownie)
Ramygalos Str. 94b, Panevėžys
Phone: (45) 435747
Zhaliasis zhiogas (green grasshopper)
Ukmerges Str. 3, Panevėžys
Phone: (45) 463557
Zhalioji laguna (green lagoon)
Vosylishkiu village, Rumshishkes, Kaišiadorys
Phone: (346) 69833
Zhalioji tuja (green thuja)
Zhalumynu Str. 2, Šiauliai
Phone: (41) 423975
Zhaliuke (greenfinch)
Kaunakiemio Str. 30, Kaunas
Phone: (37) 207546
Zhaltvyksle (will-o'-the-wisp)
Pilies Str. 11, Vilnius
Phone: (5) 26 87 173
Zhanedis
A. Smetonos Ave. 21, Kaunas
Phone: (37) 346765
Zhara (dawn)
Stoties Str. 49, Marijampolė
Phone: (343) 71926
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Lithuanian Beer
Among the multitude of things that make any Lithuanian swell with pride (rich history, amber, beautiful nature, basketball, etc.), there is one that has a special place in his heart. This source of pride is the Lithuanian Beer.
Lithuanian Karaims: then and now
There are only several thousand of them left in the world. Yet, their determination to survive as a nation is anything but waning.
What`s to Drink in Lithuania
Lithuania`s beer market is not considered as strong as Estonia`s or Latvia`s. Nevertheless, there are some local brews that can compete with very good foreign beers. The most popular among them are Utenos and Kalnapilis
Restaurants Lithuania
Restaurants in Vilnius have come a long way in recent years. For a capital full of people who love bland spice-less food, Vilnius has an incredible range of ethnic restaurants: Chinese, Greek, Indian, Japanese, Thai, Lebanese. Be warned that many Lithuanian restaurants tend to serve extra-large portions fit for a small army.
Lithuanian Food Traditions
Lithuanians like to eat good and filling foods. The tradition of eating well is inherited from the ancestors who would say, "he who eats well, works well".