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Dvaro Str. 1m Paliunishkis, Panevezhys area, Panevėžys
Phone: (45) 58 82 24
Sujainiai village, Vidukle, Raseiniai area, Raseiniai
Phone: (428) 77 180
Staniunu Str. 66, Panevėžys
Phone: (45) 583831
Puoriu village, Shirvintos, Širvintos
Phone: (610) 32 390
Vilniaus Str. 237, Šiauliai
Phone: (41) 525698
Kretingos Str. 54, Palanga
Phone: (460) 40 011
Raudondvario Rd. 64, Kaunas
Phone: (37) 360860
S. Daukanto Str. 4, Palanga
Phone: (460) 57 332
Sukileliu Str. 14, Klaipėda
Phone: (46) 411665
Konstitucijos pr. 26, Vilnius
Phone: (5) 2636666
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.
There are only several thousand of them left in the world. Yet, their determination to survive as a nation is anything but waning.
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 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.
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".