Local Pub — Restaurant in Vilnius

Mixed experience.

Good draft beer! Too many IPAs but i understand - it's trendy.

Bottled beer - really nice selection, but overpriced.

Food. That's an interesting decision by owners. Price is really low - 5 to 7 € per dish. All four dishes i have seen are pretty much the same sh. - heap (literally - half a kilo or smth. :)) of potatoes with something. Fish, chicken, pork, jalapeno. And sauces. All in all - surely not a place for dining. Btw. If this thing is meant for me alone - i wouldn't be able to drink any more beer.

Atmosphere - would be remarkable 10 yrs ago. Now - typical new style pub.

That would be 4 stars. But -1 for personell. Tempted to give -2. Not simply too familiar, but too familiar in quite unpleasant manner. I'm used to different approach. As lithuanians say, "kartu su jumis kiaulių neganiau". And what the heck - every time i need to pay, you give me credit card terminal which is asking for tips. Neither i said i want to pay with a card. Could have learned that already after third time. Neither i want to tip you to be honest.

Pile of potatoes -...

A great modern craft beer place with delicious foods and snacks. See their menu on their website. On tap, for the most part - local brewery Belike, and polish options - brewery Pinta. And other beers on a shuffle. A couple of beer fridges with more craft beers in cans and bottles, again mostly Poland beers, some belgium and others. Food is delicious, tasty looking portions. I highly recommend jelapeno bombs. Not kidding, 3 huge jelapeno poppers wrapped in bacon, covered in cheese, coated in crumbs, deep fried, served with local sauce - unique and all time favorite. Order by the bar. Tip of choice with each card payment. Cashless. If i remember right, they have a few board games. More space upstairs. Toilets on both floors. Parking is public, the...

The beers sold outside do not have prices (or a menu), and some seem overpriced. A friend paid €4.5 for a beer. In addition, there is no toilet on the terrace, some people seem to just relieve themselves on the grass nearby. Finally, there is no service and you need to run to the opposite side of the street to get your own food when it's made. A seemingly dangerous activity, especially if you are intoxicated with overpriced beer.

Edit: the owner argued in their reply that their beers are 'exclusive' which may or may not be the case but still does not address or justify the fact the beers sold outside lack clear pricing. I also think the owner risks making too many assumptions about who their...