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Where to eat Eastern European food in Trakai: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Eastern European food in Trakai, Lithuania including Senoji Kibinine, Kybynlar, Kiubete Cafe, Restaurant Traku Dvarelis, Argo, Kavine-Baras Markizas, Karaliska Senoji Kibinine, Kiubete, Pilialaukis, Stirniu Malunas
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10. Stirniu Malunas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Astulyte
Stirnių malūnas is a cozy restaurant outside Vilnius. A bit tricky to arrive, especially if you are not local, but worth doing that. Settled in a former water mill of Stirniai. The building has authentical architectural elements. The whole complex includes restaurant, hotel and the surroundings. Despite of lithuanian architectual herritage, the cuisine is georgian. The menu is quite big and you can make a choice from a big variety of dishes. If you are not acquainted with the cuisine and the names pf dishes, ask a waiter for an advise, they are more than willing to help you with a choice. A must to try after a meal - their carrot cake. It's best I've ever tried!The food preparation takes time, so if you are in a hurry it's not the best place to eat.While waiting for food, you can enjoy the calming nature view, can walk arroind and see the building itself, or simply chill out with relaxing music. Summertime a must to have your meal on the water and enjoy long and warm summer evenings.
9. Pilialaukis
Reviewed By DenStar
The "Pilialaukis" restaurant is situated right beside of the A16 highway from Vilnius to Trakai. The restaurant has a large parking for visitors, easily accessible from highway. It is quite a large restaurant, there are many different rooms and halls that can be reserved for private party, celebration or a meal. Depending on your choice you can take a sit either or the terrace or inside. The staff is polite, informative and helpful and advised on the choice of food. The interior is classic, i would say even kind of "Medieval", but it suits the restaurant and makes it special. i have ordered pork steak with fries and vegetables, and i was very impressed by how tasty was the dish prepared. How well presented it was. I have ordered a bread drink with the food, and it was also very tasty as it was not as sweet as it used to be in other restaurants. It felt like it was a homemade bread drink. I would advise to visit this place even if you wll have to drive from Vilnius. It definitely worth visiting. You can pay by card or cash. Enjoy!Hi Denis,Thank you very much for your kind words. We are working tirelessly to turn Pilialaukis into a great place to come back to and we hope to see you again very soon!- Staff of Pilialaukis
8. Kiubete
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By W8095QRlouiss
This place offers very affordable Lithuanian cuisine. The place is very nice, looks more like an old Lithuanian house than a tourist place, and the consumers were mostly locals.Nice service, menus translated in English, and they do their possible to communicate in English.I recommend this place instead of the expensive tourist restaurants with a view on the castle.
7. Karaliska Senoji Kibinine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
THE ROYAL OLD KYBYN INN near the Vilnius-Kaunas motorway (23 km). The restaurant offers Karaite, Tatar, Lithuanian and European cuisines. Some of the Karaite and Lithuanian meals have the Culinary Heritage Foundation and national heritage marks. Next to t
Reviewed By ProfessorSassaroli
If you are traveling between Kaunas and Vilnius this place represents a great options for to try the typical kibinine (local stuffed pastry) at a very competitive price (most of them cost less than 2 euros) and are properly maiden! Also the soup was excellent
6. Kavine-Baras Markizas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By GeysirGal
This restaurant is in a fabulous location right by the Lake and comes complete with its own resident extremely fat and contented cat! The menu is pretty extensive and comes in both English and Lithuanian with good options for both vegetarians and those who like me need gluten free food. I was surprised given the fact that it was mid July how quiet the restaurant was - apart from a large tour group I was the only other person there. I chose the Lithuanian fish stew, which came with small pieces of salmon and something called silver dollar fish which I was not familiar with. It was cooked in a delicious cream sauce with a large serving of rice and came with a large and refreshing local beer, which was just the job. Service was good, the view was wonderful and the bill was reasonable, which is really all you can ask for.
5. Argo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By finnscouser
Half way along the main road from the railway station, on the left overlooking one of the lakes. Great interior, friendly staff and palatable food. A bit pricey compared to Vilnius.
4. Restaurant Traku Dvarelis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By rinatsuchan
Very traditional and old school restaurant. I goes well with the whole atmosphere of the town. Had a quick lunch before exploring the castle. Servers were very accommodating. Easily conversed in Lithuanian and English. Didn't need to help translate anything to my English speaking partner. Lunch was nice and quick. Simple and traditional.
3. Kiubete Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By joebQ1979WA
This was one of the first meals we had in Lithuania. Our guide brought us here because it was out of the way of the "touristy" area (which we wanted) and the restaurant featured classic meals prepared with Karaim recipes that were centuries old. We had a clear dumpling soup with dill and the meat pies. The soup was very light and nice; the meat pies were very filling and I could have just ordered one instead of two because they were packed with meat (one with beef and one with venison). That having been said, I found the meat pies to be rather bland. That's not meant as an insult because I appreciate the classic Karaim recipe that has not changed since before my country was discovered. But for my own personal tastes, I needed a little more flavor (salt, paprika, something!) in my meat pies. If you like foods that are very mild, then this is the place for you. I can't say that I would go back there BUT I am glad that I went because it gave me an appreciation for the traditional Karaim food.
2. Kybynlar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 472 reviews
Reviewed By 2019cmd
Horrible. I never meet a restaurant which only have one customer and insist that all the tables are reserved and guide you to a table under the sun at the temperature of almost 30 degree. If the staff do not want to work at 1pm. Then just close the shop.
1. Senoji Kibinine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 565 reviews
THE OLD KYBYN INN in Trakai While visiting Trakai, donât miss the oldest kybyn inn in town â THE OLD KYBYN INN. Open back in 1969, the restaurant is established in a traditional Karaite building with green shutters. Although rebuilt for the third time, th
Reviewed By Irena R
The food is nice here. We tried kibinai, of course (with various stuffings: mutton, pork, chicken, venison, vegetables...), "royal" cabbage soup which is served in a small loaf of home-made bread (which is delicious, by the way) and home-made gira (kvass). This restaurant is quite large and accommodates many people but what I dislike is the fact that it is very crowded and it feels like you are sitting in a barn. The servers do quite a good job though and the service time is decent although we decided not to order the stew because we were informed that it would take an hour to prepare it.
