Next to the Rinkuškiai Brewery, the town's best and most popular restaurant is all heavy wooden beams, stone walls and beer hall ambience. You can get 15 of the brewery's offerings on tap (including a flight of nine for €10), plus expertly prepared international offerings such as chicken teriyaki and a hearty beer and bean soup.
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