English man who has lived in Vilnius for two years (my Mrs is from here) and wow, criminally underrated is the perfect description. Especially in England we are brainwashed to believe our country has it all, and especially Eastern Europe has nothing to offer. With this exact mindset when visiting Vilnius for the first time I couldn’t believe my eyes and felt like I’ve been lied to my whole life. One of the greatest things about the city is that it’s a hidden gem, never busy with tourists a real chill vibe. So selfishly I sometimes want to keep it hidden It’s always hilarious to see my friends / family’s reaction when they visit with my same old English mentality. Truly one of the nicest city’s anywhere it has everything, and yes, the food quality here is top! One theory I have for this is the small population and small amount of tourists, meaning if a restaurant is average, they simply wont survive due to the small customer base. So every restaurant goes above and beyond, not many tourist traps, and the food is cooked with passion at great prices Lastly it’s amazing to see how proud Lithuanians are, I’m excited to show my Fiancé this video as it will make her so proud to see little Vilnius on the map ! Hats off to the insanely high video production 🤝🏼

Brazilian fan here. This video coudn't come on a better time. Just purchased plane tickets for an Eurotrip in a couple of months and one of the cities that im going is Vilnius. Thank you!

I visited Vilnius last year. Stunning place and as you say criminally underrated… thanks for the video.

I've never heard of this city, and now it's on my list for travel. How beautiful and interesting. Thank you

Finally - a perfect brief video of Vilnius food scene and Lithuanian traditional dishes. Thank you so much!!!

As someone who grew up in NY and now live in Europe, seeing the bagels 2 mins into the video is enough reason for a visit

Visited in 2018 and I fell in love with Vilnius. I highly recommend!

Labas. 😊 You've opened a couple of spots even for locals, at least for me! This episode was so great, but I'm hungry now!!! 😂👏👏👏

My father a Persian married his wife who’s Lithuanian.. (Chicago). So our family meals incorporate both worlds plus American. Kugelis and summer soup (pink borscht) are our favorite. Ironically the foods being worlds apart we share a Russian dish called salad Olivier ……found all over Eastern Europe and Middle East.

Nice to see you cover my city again. Thanks! Glad you enjoyed your time here.

What a true perfection in this clip, more over the food you describe here is so interesting attached with history and local culture. Bravo from Italy.

I was actually thinking of where to visit next in Europe. Attache is one of the best travel channels out there.

Thank you so much for this follow up on Vilnius! We'll be visiting soon!

What an incredible homage to my hometown ❤️

the video quality, the color grading is amazing how tf is this free?

More of this pls

Hi from Paris , im Lithuanian and working in the restaurant and every summer i making Šaltibarščiai for my customers and Kugelis , i visit so many Michelin Restaurants all over the Europe and my most favourite are in London** and Porto** Lisbon*** , now i got new adventure to visit Lithuanian Michelin restaurants and see my old friends in my Old Town Vilnius

I'm cry how I missing this culture and food🙃

Looks great! Thank you for sharing your experience in this amazing city.

Don’t watch this episode… if you are hungry. I am buying ticket to Vilnius.

❤Ačiu, nuostabus video!

❤vive la Lithuanie !

There's saying - we're the most Italian Baltic State. We love our food 😅 I'm so happy you enjoyed this trip so much! Thank you!

Never thought you'd ever come to my city & I'm so happy you did! And what a great video - saw some new food spots even I haven't tried yet! For anyone reading - for sure, come visit Vilnius for a couple of days, you won't be disappointed :)

The best " šaltibarščiai" - pink soup, is homemade 😁 Anyway thanks a lot for the video, for promoting of my beloved homecity Vilnius

As a Lithuanian, this makes me so happy.

Thank you for this video... conveys the beauty of Vilnius in such a perfect way

What a great video! As Lithuanian living abroad I’m getting out of touch with my homeland and specially Vilnius, since my most visitations ends up in second biggest city Kaunas where my family is located. I do travel a lot and I could always say that Lithuanian food scene can offer such a variety for everyone’s taste that it’s hard to find in other smaller European cities. Specially comparing to Scandinavia - the excellence and price comparison in Vilnius is unbeatable ❤

Greetings from the Baltics Lithuania Vilnius 🇱🇹! TY I love My Country n Food! Next time try to drown potato in to pink soup and eat together.

Terrific…loved this repeat trip ❤

Very high quality production video 👍

Great video! 😊 tomorrow I'm going straight to Vilnius old town and gonna enjoy those breakfast bagels 😅 love my city to bits!

Been watching your videos pretty much from the start of this channel, as a lithuanian, i thought you would enjoy Vilnius, but didn't expect to hear so many good words about it from ya. Keep your powder dry, A!

First comment, dedicated food videos suit you well. This reminded me of an episode of an Anthony Bourdain show.

Alex: Loved the video; heading to Vilnius in early September but have had a number of the delicious foods with Lithuanian friends in NYC.

not me watching this video while being in Vilnius and eating

What a joy to watch! I visited in October 2023 and fell in love instantly. I'll have to return soon. Love the channel too!

Amazing city!:)

Another masterpiece ❤❤ love~~ thank you Attaché

The video is sooo well made, mate! Very nice representation of our hometown. Hidden germ for sure. Please, don't tell anyone about it anymore :))))

Vilnius❤

Wow wow wow! You did my home town such justice. Beautifully done and as a local I can only confirm the places you featured go above and beyond to ensure quality. Winters are a little bleak but these days our summer lasts nearly 5 months. Nice job and thanks for beautifully capturing Vilnius ❤

I have friends from Japan, HK who come at least once a year to have the funny pink soup and buy local "cola" , called GIRA, Džiugas cheese and dark bread. Always full luggage 😅 Have you tried Gira?

Vilnius old city is amazing and the job of Lithuanian architects in Grand Duchy of Lithuania did. Even if the country has no natural resources today , just a simple tax based budget. Vilnius is top tier vibe on earth during summer with some good company.

Another Brazilian watcher here, thanks for the tips!

I hope you do more food focused travel videos. I've saved every restaurant recommendation you mentioned.

Awesome video 😄💪👏👏👏👏

Lovely

1000% agree.

Thank you and always welcome! :)

Those bagels are calling my name. 🤤

Thank you for a great vid I can send to all my foreign friends when I'm nagging them to visit me! :D

Fantastic video guys! Out of curiosity, have you considered doing an episode on some Christmas markets in Europe this winter?

I live in Vilnius, I highly recommend potato pancakes the next time you visit

I'm going to visit Vilnius next week👍😀What is the bred called with the cheese and garlic dip? It seems similar to the bred we had in Riga last year, which was darker but also very delicious.👍

Thanks You for this!

Yessss!

Loved this video and hope you do other city food videos soon. Since you mention Tokyo, I hope you revisit their as I think that city really deserves such a video

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Amazing

Your videos are fantastic. as a korean. I wish I could watch S.korea stuff. thanks all.

Interesting video, you did a really good job of highlighting what Vilnius has to offer. One quick clarification - there was large scale Jewish emigration from the region to North America in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Bagels were already popular in NYC and Montreal for a while before WWII. And unfortunately most of the Jewish people in Vilnius during and after WWII were either killed or deported. Saying they fled seems like a gross misstatement of history.

I am Lithuanian. I can show you exactly what it is and how we make them

It's not cheese sauce for cepelinai, it's a sour cream. Welcome to Vilnius! ❤

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There is no cheese involved with Cepelinai. The white stuff is cream fraiche or fatty sour cream.

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Amazing video as always. I hope you take a trip to Copenhagen again soon

Please come to Detroit !! I know we aren’t the sexiest place to visit, but we have a lot to offer !!

Vilnius mentioned RAHHH

1:39 where is it the building pls

Прелест!! //....

I live in Vilnius and need to know which cafe serves that cherry pie thing PLEASE

I prefer something more simple (where older generation goes to eat) at Valgykla Sultiniai located at Jogailos 8. Pastries are great

God I hope Putin doesn’t ruin this…

real

Good place but a foodie paradise.. that’s a stretch!

Just cos it’s making me twitch but Vilñus not Vil-knee-us.

just found you via an advert about LT, where i live. Just to let you know the link/click through wasn't working. Just don't want you to waste you cash.

Not just bold but completely out of touch. The michelin restaurants in that city are so overpriced with very few exceptions while street food almost non existent 👉

What? No comparison of McDonald's prices?

NATO Strong.

Be honest, doesn’t the food in Vilnius taste a little bit bland? I would say, Vilnius has a lot to offer, and it has many beautiful places, but there’s a lack of taste when it comes to food. The restaurants and cafes look great, almost algorithmically perfect (like the ones in Pinterest), but there is no authenticity or identity. The food itself often lacks depth and character. You eat it, but it never gives you that satisfying climax; it doesn’t make you moan with delight. Most places seem designed to look appealing and serve quick, Instagrammable meals, relying heavily on sauces to create an illusion of flavor. The result is food that looks good but feels generic and uninspired. Even some of fine dining restaurants! Some serve the food that is just forgettable. Only a few restaurants in Vilnius seem to have their own unique identity and offer genuinely memorable culinary experiences.

Nope. You should learn more about how they make them. It is so different.

Well don’t call it ‘accessible to everyone’ please. If you are in a wheelchair, sadly you will be left out of visiting 80%+ of those places. None of the 3 new Vilnius Michellin star restaurants are accessible. It’s bizzare that we celebrate a city/national achievement on stars leaving a portion of our population out of it. To me - this example best illustrates the overall situation in the country

Vilnius is very beautiful city. Sadly but it has a lot of bad people

Litwo, Ojczyzno moja...

As someone who lived in London, Lithuanian food scene is absolutely ass. Sure, top end 1918 might be amazing, but it's like €100 for the taster menu. The rest of the food you covered was national dishes which are nice, especially cold beetroot soup. That's my favourite and it deserves all the praise. However, at the end of the day casual, normal, every day restaurants and fast food spots are so bad. No creativity in the dishes, every spot mostly has the same pork meat chop and chips and salad which is just chopped cucumbers, tomatoes and lettuce next to each other. And fast food is mostly just kebabs. After couple weeks it all gets boring.

HAHAHA. No.

Europe unfortunately can never match the food diversity and quality in South Asia. Hope you travel outside Europe more again.

Bagels returned to LT.... Study how the Lithuanians treated the Jews and you'll understand why. Here the German's didn't have to do the dirty work, the locals were happy to get involved and take the lead.

Lithuanian cuisine en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithuanian_cuisine

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