One for All — Restaurant in Vilnius

Atmosphere and food were good. But service……terrible. I go to restaurants very often, and i will never never go back to this one. The whole evening I still couldn’t believe that such service even exists nawadays and had a very “bitter aftertaste” because of the service: no hello and welcome (very unwelcoming attitude with an indifferent glance and saying something under his nose), no good bye, food was placed on the table almost “on the go” without a second stop at the table. Bringing the bill was the same: dropping at the table and while i wanted to say thank you it was tasty- the guy was already with his back ti me leaving us while i was still in the middle of “my saying thanks”. So, We finished our plates and left this unfriendly place asap to have drinks somewhere else and enjoy a place where you feel welcome and actually someone smiles at you. Avoid this place if you wish a nice friendly attitude and feel welcome. Food and the place itself were nice and good, but pity that the attitude makes the...

I have no opinion about this restaurant, since I didn't eat there. I only want to share the experience of me falling down on the street and breaking my arm a few meters away from that place. A passenger saw me falling down and hurting myself, but he didn't even care to look towards my side. He continued like nothing bad was happening. The second person who happened to pass by was a young man working in this restaurant. He saw me being injured, terribly in pain and shocked and he offered to help me. He talked to me, called the ambulance, and stayed with me until the ambulance arrived. He called his boss to explain that he was waiting with me. He was very kind in a moment in which I was totally alone, injured, and in pain. He told me he worked in that restaurant. It's impressive that the attitude of this guy matches the name of the restaurant: "One for All". It happened in July 2024....

Really nice and cozy place with super kind staff.

On the menu are international and traditional Lithuanian dishes.

As a starter they serve some fried bread with a creamy dip which tastes very well. The fried smoked cheese is a bit chewy outside and creamy inside with a taste reminding of Scamorza. The potato pancakes are soft and taste like they do in other countries like Germany where they are common as well. It would be great if they have more crust outside so the texture is more appealing. The Zeppeline has been a highlight. It is rich in flavour. The salt level has been on point.

There is some background music playing, but it does not disturb conversations.

Overall a nice place. Great for...