Locals know this split-level microbrewery-pub is a great place to get a cheap, sustaining Lithuanian lunch. It also offers charismatic wooden decor, 12 varieties of beer (including lime, raspberry and caramel, though the dark ale is our favourite) and courtyard tables for the warmer months.
Būsi Trečias
Vilnius
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