Shepherds Inn - Berneliu Uzeiga in Waltham Forest

Huge plates of fantastic Lithuanian food. Great service in an atmospheric restaurant. Prices were more than reasonable.

I went with a friend to this restaurant. It was mainly to see one of the musicians whom my friend knew. This was a new musical experience and instrument for me and I really enjoyed it. We ordered food. My friend's order came, but mine was incorrect and went back. I told my friend to start eating as his meal would get cold. He finished his meal and mine had still not arrived. An hour went by. When my meal eventually arrived I had lost all of my appetite. The food was mediocre at best

A very big, very empty place which I was expecting to be rammed according to the 'reviews' I'd read beforehand. Anyway, we shocked the waiter by coming in :-) Service was very good. Really nice friendly guy who helped with the food and drinks choices. Hence the 2 stars. There were 2 big screens with football on which was a bit surreal in a large empty restaurant, still we were there for the experience. Food was ok, though I suspect the sauce was from a long life bottle. Not as good as something I'd cook for myself at home. Though edible. I liked my un-filtered light beer. The big surprise was being asked to leave at 9pm. We'd only got there at 7.30pm! They must have decided to close up early, but maybe could've waited for me to finish my drink? I'd say go there for a surreal experience!

Food - Mamos kotletas- okay - Cepelinai- made out of potato flour, not fresh potatoes Music - Terrible live Russian music - It was so loud that we couldn’t focus on food. We asked to put it down a few times - We were asked to pay £4 each for the music after being seated. It was super weird The Manager - Customer service does not exist. The manager (bearded guy) got so angry and unprofessional when we refused to pay for the music. Might be the reason why the restaurant was empty on a Friday night.

Hi all, It's a huge disappointment!!! On Saturday, 5th March 2022 we had a table booked at this restaurant. Therefore it was my best friend's birthday party, so we thought that we will have a nice evening. At arrival we've been asked to scan ID's or Bank card. They have some sort of scanning machine at the entrance. I've asked on what purpose you asking this? Security guard said that this is required to monitor people numbers at the restaurant. So, I've refused to show my ID or bank account to him. He then said, in this case you won't be allowed to dine in. I proposed an alternative - NHS Covid pass. He replied that this document doesn't have a photograph and we can let you in. So then I've confronted him by saying that Bank account card also don't have a photograph... He got angry and a little bit lost to what he should replay. After 10-15 mins of heated conversation we've decided not to dine at all and we've selected another place in Stratford. This was my first time at this restaurant and I also the last one. Will not recommend to anyone this place. The atmosphere is also very unpleasant!!!

Popped in for a couple of pints after picking up some shopping. Was asked if I wanted a table just for myself so informed the lady that I would sit at the bar as I only wanted a drink, only to be told "you can't sit at the bar". I wasn't aware there were any covid restrictions preventing me doing so or couldn't see why there were 8 or more stools at the bar waiting to be perched on! Even more interesting was the hypocrisy given the following as I assume the above was because of covid? Moving on, I sat at a table after which I was presented with a menu, I'd already stated I just wanted a beer. Was then told it was CASH ONLY! That was my que to leave. I mean who carries cash around these days. I can accept it in a Chinese take away but this is the only pub/restaurant I know that doesn't take card. So no sitting at the bar because, I assume, of covid but no cards accepted which basically says who cares about covid! At least there's other places to get a beer nearby that wanted my money so won't be going in the Shepherds Inn again. Pete

Absolutely amazing! The food was delicious, the lady serving us was very pleasant, recommended dishes and was generally lovely. The live music was amazing as well, the whole atmosphere was just incredible! 100% recommend this place!!

Wow, such an unexpected surprise! Food quality top, very cosy and spacious place. Cant wait to come back

Very very bad food !Not tasty at all I’m very disappointed. Low quality the food is not fresh. Service is was nice.

I wanted to try Lithuanian food and one of my Lithuanian friends recommended me this place. So me and my Lithuanian girlfriend went in there for dinner on the 31st of August. As soon as we entered the place we didn’t know wether somebody will come to take us to the table or wether we need to go to the table ourselves as nobody acknowledged us entering the place. As soon as we went to the table we ordered drinks. By accident I knocked out my girlfriends glass with beer. Accidents happen... the waitress came to clean the table etc and sat us to the next table. She was very polite about this situation. As soon as our food arrived, another waitress came and asked wether it was us who knocked the glass, saying that we need to pay £10 for the broken glass and that it needs to be paid in cash. This definitely seemed dodgy to us. Furthermore, the food was quite cold, not tasty, definitely didn’t taste fresh. Next day we both had a stomachache, that just proves that the food wasn’t fresh. The service was quite bad, every time we wanted to order drinks, we had to go to the bar because none of the waiting staff would come to the tables. Even after ordering drinks, it would take around 15mins for the drinks to come even though the restaurant had only 3 tables. Definitely it was not a good experience there, it was my first and the last time I go to this place.

The restaurant is located outside of the central. The place is very cozy and authentic. Staff is not really friendly and not talkative. Food is amazing. I went for the cold beetroot soup. It was very delicious. The soup is creamy and they serve it with some sour cream and hot roasted potatoes on the side. For my main course I chose a mashed potato with chicken served in a very authentic pot. The preparation time of this dish takes at least one hour. Desserts are phenomenal. The bread ice cream was very good, I think the best one of the three desserts we've tasted. Apple pie dough was very soft and a lot of apple filling inside. The Napoleon torte was excellent. It has a lot of layers. Very creamy. The portion of the dishes are decent.

Excellent service and great food 🥘 is my good experience try Lithuanian food . Staff was very friendly and helpful thanks

Buena comida, grandes porciones, solo uno menos es el servicio, muy lento, muy hostil y si no eres lituano, no pienses que tendrás un buen trato. . . Es una lástima que deje en esta área desde hace 11 años y recuerdo este restaurante cuando se abrió por primera vez, las camareras estaban vestidas con bonitos vestidos tradicionales lituanos, ahora se convirtió en un restaurante "normal" sin nada especial, buena comida y mal servicio. . . .Es una pena

Nice place to have dinner with family and friends. Service high level and on Saturday live music. The food was excellent and fresh. Tha

Fresh Lithuanian food, juicy saltibarsciai with Kepta Duona w/ cheese - loved every bite of it. Will always be a regular customer! Recommended, yes!

As me and my friend are Lithuanians and we live in the area where there is no Lithuanian restaurants around, we have decided to visit shepherds inn - berneliu uzeiga. And we just want to thank the blond girl in her early 20ts for looking after us and the chefs for making such an amazing food. Definitely will be back again.

After 2 years without going there, I thought to give another chance to the place after a horror previous visit caused by such unprofessional staff. Guess what ? Nothing has changed . Management doesn’t care about the rude staff. Passive, unfriendly, not welcoming.. they don’t want you there. Lituanica Beckton here we go !

Food was served in time and tasty overall. However, shocking customer service - kicked out because they had a private party while we spent £200 on the meal?? No effort to speak any other language than Lithuanian to my guest - who were NOT Lithuanian of course. Better go to Lituanica

Extremely unhelpful staff, we didn’t talk Lithuanian and were treated poorly e.g they refused to exchange a wrong order which resulted from a linguistic misunderstanding. Don’t recommend this to anyone

Nice food. Friendly atmosphere. Good size portions. Lithuanian music. Good location. Desent portions and price.

Solía ir allí a menudo, pero nunca volveré después de que la camarera se negó a cambiar mi sopa. Pedí un borsch lituano - que es la famosa sopa fría de remolacha, me trajeron el borsh caliente que es, en todo caso, sopa rusa. pidió que se cambiara, pero la camarera se negó, ya que en su menú es el borsh caliente. ¿Qué tan difícil es cambiar una sopa para los clientes?

El día internacional de Cepelinas y otra vez decidimos visitar Berneliu Uzeiga, ¡como un recuerdo nostálgico de la cocina tradicional lituana!

Delicious food! Delicious food! I loved all of the dishes that I had. The cold beetroot soup, the porc rolls and all the other dishes that my friends had which ,obviously, i tried also( I had to) there were absolutely delicious.

Order mushroom soup delicious but waiting to long , nice ice cream bread the service was good ,will come back

Od kilku lat odwiedzam ta restauracje zawsze pyszne domowe jedzenie,myśle ze jedna z najlepszych restauracji na Leytonstone,zawsze miła obsługa,fajny klimat,brakuje jednej gwiazdki za-naleśniki trochę spalone zreszta widać to na zdjęciu ale tak po za tym wszystko Ok Polecam!!!

Habiendo sido defraudado por el personal hace 2 años, cuando acababan de llegar y nos rechazaron porque no teníamos hijos (aparentemente había un evento para niños), decidimos probarlo, tal vez la administración cambió. Hice una reserva para asegurarme de que no hubo contratiempos. A su llegada ya tenían una "cara". Lugar, excepto que 1 mesa estaba completamente vacía. Nos dijeron que consiguiéramos una mesa fea justo al lado de la puerta. De Verdad ? Dijimos categóricamente que no, luego nos dijeron que nos sentáramos en la única mesa redonda pequeña para 2 personas cuando éramos 3. Una vez más dijimos que no, pusieron otra cara. Pedimos, mi esposo no puede tener productos lácteos, así que le pedí que no sirviera la crema agria con Cepelinai, otra cara. Mi marido realmente preguntó tal vez porque es tonto de April si hubo algún tipo de broma lituana. Realmente malo, surrealista. No regresaremos de nuevo. Iría a Lituania en Beckton. No te molestes aquí. No me pregunto si está vacío. Usted los está molestando.

Trabajando en la hospitalidad durante muchos años sé lo importante es sentir la bienvenida en un lugar. Bien, aquí es todo contrario! En todos mis años en gestión de hospitalidad y si soy honesto. . este es el peor con diferencia. desde el principio, sólo eran una molestia para ellos. La comida estaba bien. Me volver? ¡Nunca más! Buena suerte en el futuro de pastores porque necesitará con esa actitud.

Después del Día de muy mala suerte en Londres, decidimos visitar el restaurante lituanos. Decoración tradicional y agradable comida, pero por desgracia no Música lituana. Pedimos pan fritos, platos principales entrante encantador eran abundantes y agradable presentado (mi principal era un poco demasiado fría para mi gusto, pero mi marido estaba muy contento con su pedimos el mismo plato medallones de cerdo). Disfrutamos de blanco sin alcohol cerveza lituana y la cerveza era sorprendentemente bueno! Sin duda volveremos! Por favor, abrir un restaurante lituano en el oeste de Londres!

We are lithuanians and it's hard to find decent traditional food in London, but this place gets 5/5! Really enjoyed dining in here! Lovely Cepelinai and Bulviniai blynai

De passage dans le quartier nous nous sommes régalés !! Plat copieux et vraiment très bon. Une serveuse sympathique et très souriante.

I love how food is presented and brought to the client! Sometimes on the wooden board, sometimes on the plate. The food is really tasty and the price is reasonable. Something different to try!

Simple and elegant! Brings the Lithuanian spirit, as the traditional food and drinks are great. Highly recommend 👌

Truly the best experience, as the food was delighted-traditional, feels like home. Atmosphere is great too.

Tasty food, good quality. Good customer service. Nice place to have a dinner with friends or husband.

Estábamos celebrando el cumpleaños de mi hermano en febrero de este año. Éramos un grupo de 12 personas. Todo estaba muy bien organizado, si algo faltaba era camareros funcionaba muy rápido. Aperitivos y la comida era bastante buena. Música la vida era muy buena. En general, todos disfrutamos mucho y la factura era adecuado.

He estado en el Báltico, muchas veces y me encanta el Vedarai. Ordenados y olía terrible. Y lo peor es probado. Y el camarero admitió que no me gustó mucho. Después de un trayecto de una hora en tren, este se convirtió en mi peor comida en el 35 veces he estado en el REINO UNIDO. Por favor evita este lugar a toda costa. El camarero noté la mayoría de nuestros platos eran apenas tocado, reconoció el problema, y no nada vedarai.

Lo mejor de la comida tradicional lituana. Si quieres conseguir 'cepelinai 'este es el mejor lugar para probar. Los precios son también muy buenas, el personal amable

The best Lithuanian restaurant in United Kingdom! If you want to try traditional Lithuanian food that's the best place!

Были в этом месте много раз. Все было прекрасно -очень вкусно, замечательное обслуживание, нормальные цены. Друзья- англичане, русские и греки удивлялись количеству и качеству еды. А дизайн напоминал старую Литву. Последний раз приехали с женой в 21 30( ресторан работает до 22), было много людей .Обслуживал молодой офицант. Заказали по бокалу вина и закуску. Ответ -Этого вина нет, есть только другое, но продадим только бутылку (назвал самое дорогое вино).Мы согласились .Через десять минут(!!!!!)вернулся и сказал, что нашего вина нет,и ресторан скоро закрывается, Уровень хамства сверх нормы,МЫ встали и ушли поняли, что в этом заведении клиентам не рады. НЕ РЕКОМЕНДУЮ

I have been in Shepherds Inn quite a few times before, but today service was exceptionally good and food tasted better than ever. My Spanish friend had a very good first impression of Lithuanian food.

Visited with my girlfriend, who is Lithuanian, and friends. I've been to Vilnius before and enjoyed the food, so this seemed a great opportunity to reacquaint myself! Although from the outside this resembles a backstreet East End pub, inside it's very Eastern European in terms of decor - bench seats, wood panelling, random pictures on the wall etc. There was also a screen showing a montage of footage from Lithuania in the 90s/early 00s! The place was quiet on a Tuesday evening, but everyone else in there was Lithuanian, and the authenticity continued to the picture menu, which had an extensive range of Lithuanian dishes. We went for the deep-friend cheese bread to start, which is pretty unhealthy but an excellent accompaniment to the Lithuanian beers! For the main I went for a pork and duck hunters stew, which was really delicious and comforting, and came wit hsome potato wedges and gherkins on the side. My companions had the 'farmer's feast', which was an absolutely gigantic combination of many typical Lithuanian dishes - including cepeniani, potato sausages and a whole lot of meat and dips! For dessert we went for traditional desserts of honey cake and 'Napoleon' cake. Overall, a very enjoyable evening, and the food is good value for the portion size. Would certainly recommend to anyone who enjoys hearty, filling dishes and would come here again! In terms of improvements, perhaps a bigger range of beers would be good, as there was only one Lithuanian one on draft - who goes to a place like this to order a Corona?!

I visited this restaurant today with my fiancée(Lithuanian) to try some traditional food.The service was efficient but not overly warm. The food was great and the portions very generous.We started with marinated herring salad and Lithuanian salad which were delicious.For mains we had the rabbit stew and zepelini (huge dumplings made of mash and stuffed with pork and smoked ham cooked in fat)Which I preferred here rather than Lithuania since when I tried them there they were cooked in a tremendous amount of fat.The rabbit stew came with a side of mash and beetroot salad.Overall, great value for money as we had 2 pints each, starters mains and desserts and coffee and the bill was £49 for both.We will be coming back.

Very average meals, poor service(long waiting time)price doesn't reflect what is on plate in total would not recommend it.

Having experinced one other (exceedingly poor), Lithuanian restaurant in London & just returned from Lithuania I was a little disappointed with, what felt like, disinterested service. We had booked a table but on arrival were offered the choice of two rather small & poorly located tables that would have been better suited to drinking coffee in a garden! We asked for a bigger table but were told they were all booked. As we arrived at 6pm we asked what time the other tables were booked for? Eventually we were told 7.30 & 8pm! At last we were seated at a nice table and waited & waited for the waitress. We did get served and the meal was quite good infact much better than the dismisssive attitude of the waitresses would have suggested. The two doorman...standing constantly inside the restaraunt were very intimadating and made me feel, as a non Lithuanian, very uncomfortable. All in all the meal was good. If the service gets out of the Soviet era of 'we're doing you a favour by being here', then I would certainly go again.

I have been many times and I absolutely love it! Extensive menu with one dish better than the other! I personally recommend the garlic bread sticks and the cold beetroot soup !

Absolutely mouth watering food! The portions are also very generous! I have been here many times and I am always very pleased! Highly recommended!

Food is amazing, staff is welcoming, beer is awesome and it is affordable prices. Highly recommend it to all

My boyfriend is from Klaipeda and i am personally from Estonia. So we went there to try tradional lithuanian food and remember the taste of the childhood. Estonian and lithuanian food pretty similar and we had alot of lithuanian product back at home. So we ordered started the garlic bread with chees and it was amazing. The i had salad and my boyfriend cold beetroot soup. Everything was so fresh and yumy. Then my boyfriend had tradional mean and i had Kiiev noooooom Finally not the one from tesco but originaal one. We were so happy we eaten soooooo much and paid only 40£ for eveeeerything plus drinks. I mean it is expensive compare to home prices but Hey we live in London and it is very cheap. I mean we will be back soon definetly. So thank you so much for great food. See you soon.

Our family came for lunch on Easter Saturday. We expected nice meal with good service. Unfortunately our main courses arrived in the middle of our starters. When we asked to serve it later our mains disappeared back to kitchen. We finished our starters and we had to wait good 20 min to get main courses. Main courses been obviously microwaved and served dry and not tasty. Very disappointed afternoon! We never will go back!

Been here for lunch after a research and this is the closest to me and also the first Lithuanian restaurant I ever visit. Brought my girlfriend from Kaunas to make her taste some of her country's food. She agreed with me that everything we had was freshly made and very authentic. Me being a veggie Italian I was surprised by the many vegetarian options. Many salads with different garnishes and a few main courses that were very tasty and filling.Had a real Lithuanian sparkling wine and beers, but they also have a vast mediterranean wines selection and also popular typical pub beers on tap. Inside obviously looks like an old english pub but is all filled with village-style Lithuanian furnitures. I am told is been open since 2012 and I can tell that is very well preserved and every detail is cured to almost perfection, even waitresses wear traditional dresses. Definetly will be back as soon as possible. Loved every bit of my visit.

I was refused entry, possibly on discriminatory grounds. Tried to visit on Saturday 16 Jan 2016, I'm a respectable local resident who has been living in the area for over 40 years, far longer then the present owners of the Shepherd's Inn. It was early, before 7pm, the restaurant was totally empty and yet I was refused entry by the door man on the grounds that I needed a booking. I walked by again around an hour later, still empty tables and a few people waiting in a queue outside which rather suggests that even if it was fully booked, people were allowed to join a waiting list. I can't help but conclude that I was possibly discriminated against, on what grounds I do not know? ethnicity? age? looks? dress? Perhaps the owners of the Shepherd's Inn would like to learn the laws of the country and pass this on to their staff. I'm shocked to feel that I may have been discriminated against in the neighbourhood in which I have lived nearly all my life. I am considering raising this with my local councillor.

Went there in November, took us good 50 min to get there form London. Berneliu uzeiga should care more about their name as in Lithuania they are known for good quality delicious food and nice atmosphere. Far from in in the UK! The famous fried garlic bread was so dry we could barely eat! I ordered cepelinai and was very disappointed- far from fresh real Lithuanian cepelinai! The service was appalling- there were 3 other couples in the restaurant, but we could not get hold of a waiter, forgot to bring some of our order and they were not attentive at all. The surroundings were so dated, dark carpet, dark heavy curtains- seemed like something from the Soviet era. I would not return and would not recommend.

I am from Lithuania, so can judge the food in comparison to the most authentic - and this place has great food! The atmosphere is very similar to the chain in Lithuania which is quite authentic too. I enjoy it everytime.

Just wanted to point out how awful the grammar of reviews is! If you can't write guys - keep it to yourselves !!! ... no need to take your frustration out on the restaurant... I've always enjoyed my visits there... Members of staff are great, if you treat them right and with respect...for those who come in with "Lithuanian attitude" and noses scraping the sky, are in receipt of the latter! I have always been greeted with smiles. Staff have always made their best effort to have me seated as soon as possible, even at busiest of times, security guys have always been polite and respectful. Food is great considering the resources. We are NOT in Lithuania, remember? Thumbs up on my behalf!! --- Ingrida-----

Always the best food, nice live music most of the time too. The only downfall is that I'm vegetarian and theres not that many vegetarian choises at all

Came there for Sunday luch with 2 kids, ordered starters and bread with cheese wich wasn't fresh and starters was ok but way too expensive as u might know traditional Lithuanian food cost nothing. Main courses was very bad quality, I ordered zemaiciu blynai which was the worst I ever tried and costs like meet dish in British restaurants,but inside was just onion and liver I think , my son ordered cepelinai as that is his favourite Lithuanian dish he couldn't eat it either, my daughter ordered hearts pancakes wich was the best dish in that restaurant,also my husband said pork kebab was not bad is well but poor peaces. Also service was very poor,no one asked how was our food even when collecting 2 full main course plates as we couldn't eat. We came here to try food before our birthday coming we was thinking to celebrate it here but now I can say NO WAY we ever come back here!!! The coffee shop in Lithuania beckon serves 100 times better and cheaper food than this restaurant!! If you want eat good Lithuanian food go to Lithuania or ask your Lithuanian friends to cook!!!

Just an hour ago I had a dinner in this place with my family and first of all was shocked of really bad service. In general waitresses looked with stones' faces. Smiles were very poor. Moreover, Is it normal to forget drinks order twice at the start of serving and to mix the food order on the top of that for the same table? I can understand this while is busy environment, but it is not acceptible when is not busy and here wasn't any rush. Staff definitely must be trained more. Please teach them that You can't assume change as a tips as well! Only costumer could dicide how much tips to leave. The server just took the money for a bill and didn't come back. It was rude! Improvements Would be good to start with smiling more because it doesn't cost a penny. It wasn't created relaxing atmosphere. We were not impresses with the food. It was average lithuanian cuisine variation, but selections were various. Interior had nothing special, (kind of lithuanian traditional) but quite spacious. Which is good. You have a chance to have your own space on a table. Tables weren't squeezed. It is Needed to pay more attention to toilets' area. So it is sad, but you must work on choosing or training staff more carefully. The place has a good potential, but managment needs to keep an eye on service quality because lots of misunderstandings you can solve out with no problems with benevolently staff. Maybe would like to come back later, but only to see is it any improvement.

We finally got to visit shepherds inn. And have to say we're very pleased! Food was very good, service was not annoying(no hundreds of can I help you) our waitress Viktorija was very polite and efficient :) all in all highly recommend :)

The food was mediocre. Kepta duona (deep fried bread) never arrived as the waiter forgot the order, and we only realised this when the mains came out. We had herring with potatoes and sauerkraut soup for the starters. Potatoes had the crust you get when you microwave them. The soup was fine. For the main we ordered the big farmer's platter which included a cepelinas, potato pancakes, vedarai, pork shank, sausage and sauteed sauerkraut. The platter was ok, but again, some of the food was microwaved.The service was awful. When we entered the restaurant, we were't sure whether we should seat ourselves like you do in Lithuania or wait to be seated as is the custom in the UK. In any case, as we stood hesitantly in the doorway, three staff sitting at the bar, including a cook wearing a blue plastic apron, gave us a less than welcoming stare and carried on talking among themselves. When we finally got the attention of the waitress and ordered, we were told that the only payment method accepted was cash. The mains came out before we had the chance to finish the starters. The staff never cleared our table and seemed to be more interested in folding napkins or shining glasses at the bar than keeping an eye on the customers at the tables. I had to go to the bar to ask for the bill, and then once again, 5 minutes later, I had to take the payment back to the bar. You'd be more forgiving if staff were busy running around the floor, but that was not the case!Finally, the atmosphere. The interior was what you may expect to see in one of those traditional restaurants in Lithuania, except it does feel a little run down. Toilets need some major renovation to make them look less like a toilet you may find hiking in one of the UK's national parks. Stereotypically Eastern European music can drive you mad, but then again, perhaps that's what most of the clientele is looking for. Staff look disinterested at best, arrogant at worst. The security looked quite unprofessional, sitting on a stool indoors, chatting to the waiting staff.This was my first Lithuanian restaurant in the UK and the impressions aren't that great. It's definitely below the standard of similar type restaurants in the UK and probably even those in Lithuania. It will be interesting to see what the other three Lithuanian restaurants in London are like.

Drinks served in chipped glasses, water been served in a dirty jug, waiter who brought the food just dropped it on the table- no enjoy no nothing...We've been coming here twice or at least once a month and that never happened before. I think that people like him shouldn't work in a restaurant, or he need to be trained by people who knows this job!It's just embarrassing

Security with there authority atitude kikcked me out for something i did not do. They found a beer bottle under the table which i did not leave and acused me of bringing alcohol from outide even making me pay for it do not suggest unless you want service from the ussr.

Visited with friends on Saturday night; food was average; interior is ok, apart from the toilets; they accept cash only - which is annoying, as we don't carry any cash around, so have had to go to the local ATM and then make sure you do not over order and have enough to pay your bill, also this brings a question if the owners of the place paying correct taxes?

Overall rating is 4+ Food was amazingly good (I had a fish with creamy sauce and salads). They do serve my favourite Georgian wine - Alazani Valley and other types. Waiter was really speedy. Minuses: its a nice cozy restaurant, but they have to work a bit more on interrior, cause you can still feel that it was oldy smelly pub before (especially toilets). They dont accept cards, only cash, so you have to run to the closest petrol station to get some cash (ATM will charge you 1.75) so be ready :) I would recommend this restaurant for those who wants simply to have a good descent dinner with your friends or family.

Traditional lithuanian food. Environment is not very good, based in old pub. Waiters are quick but arogant sometimes. Very nice food. Live music on weekends. Quit expensive

Cepelinai (the traditional Lithuanian potato dumplings with meat) are really good. This is typically the benchmark of how good a traditional Lithuanian restaurant/inn should be. It certainly deserves a passing mark for it. It's a good place to try Lithuanian food in London for those who are curious and haven't been to Lithuania.

Have been here a number of times with my Lithuanian girlfriend - when they first opened they were easily as good as, if not better than the restaurants back in LT (I have been to a few of those too), but based on recent visits I feel their standards have slipped. The cepelinai do not taste fresh, the duona su suriu seem too hard (stale bread?). Not good value for money any more, which is a real shame as there aren't many other Lithuanian places in London (any?)

tried different meals on couple different occasions and they are not really nice to be honest. atmosphere is good, just food's really rubbish compare to a lovely lithuanian food

waiters wear authentic vintage clothing, it gives this place old times charm. waiters could be hit and miss though. some are slow and might "abandon" your table. others are wonderful. start with garlic bread. its authentic beer snack in every household. move on to beet soup. substitute for cabbage soup if you are hangover-best cure money can buy. all potato dishes are worth a try. and black bread desert is so good, it should be illegal. saturday nights they have live music until 11pm. loud and annoying, but its just my thing.overall-authentic experiance