Bombay Duck Pickle Cafe — Restaurant in Town of Wilna

What an amazing experience! There were 6 or 7 soups to choose from, all of which sounded incredible. We chose the lemongrass Thai noodle soup (the only constant on an ever-changing menu) and the clam chowder. Both were fantastic, but the clam chowder was the best I've ever had. We also ordered 2 of the day's special, a chicken schwarma dish with rice and salad. Flavor was amazing and nothing you can find on any menu!

I read a few of the 1 star reviews just to see what the outliers had to say. I have to speak on the limited seating/and "kid friendly" criticisms a few people have said... We (2 adults, two young kids, and a baby) were greeted very warmly by the owners. They were very sweet to my girls, asking their names and personalized the experience for them. I held the baby while we ate which was fine seeing as they have very limited seating. Honestly, if they're busy, just get your food to-go. The coup-de-grace was when they gave our kids some complimentary chocolates and a fairy doll they were eyeballing. Will definitely come back regardless if I have to do a carryout order. Thank you for the warm welcome to...

First, let me start by saying I'm THAT guy who depends on online reviews for nearly everything but never actually writes one; I've read thousands and written maybe 3. I would be a terrible human being if I didn't recommend this gem (97% on UrbanSpoon!) This place is tiny, 10 seats at 3 tables, with a great view of a REAL kitchen. It's like your grandmother's kitchen on steroids. There is not a single processed ingredient and most is locally sourced and organic. Everything I had was made that day. The proprietress was extremely friendly and clearly loves what she does, which is make amazing food. The menu is dynamic based on what's fresh and whatever inspires her. If this was a restaurant in a major city, she would be wealthy, but since that's clearly not what's important to her, PLEASE patronize her business to ensure she's comfortable (and keeps making this food!!!). And ask her about the restaurant name -- it has nothing to do with Bombay, ducks, or pickles but rather a fish, a hedgehog, and the bravery to be different in a world dominated by fast food. Go, you will...

An oasis of exciting ethnic flavors amidst a desert of monotonous American fare. Don't let the name fool you. This restaurant offers far more than just curry and naan. The special of the day was a Turkish appetizer spread, the likes of which I have not experienced since my travels abroad (see picture). All the food is made in-house and the care and attention to detail is reflected in the flavor and quality of the food. Bombay Duck Pickle Cafe offers customers an escape from the humdrum of pizza, burgers, mac n cheese, and Chinese takeout that dominates the restaurant scene in the local area. How expensive is a plate of this culinary escapism? The pictured and aforementioned Turkish appetizer spread special cost the writer just under $15; a small price to pay to experience authentic foreign flavors and be transported to distant lands by way of food. The restaurant is cash only, so be sure to stop by an ATM. Lunch service begins at 11:30 and takeout orders can be placed by phone. I cannot wait to return to Bombay Duck Pickle Cafe and see what taste travels they will...