Labas...
I thought the Lithuanian forumers would find this place interesting:
http://www.dukeseateryanddeli.com/
IMO, this is the first, almost completely authentic Lithuanian restaurant in Chicago. All of the furniture and fixtures were sent from Lithuania. All the waitresses are cute and everyone pretty much refrains from speaking English unless they have too. I love going here to practice mano Lietuviskai.
The food is not the same as in Lietuva, but its frighteningly close. They have lots of old mociutes in the back, making the usual dishes. Most importantly, they have all sorts of Alus...I even saw Svyturys Baltijos and Draught for the first time outside of Lietuva. They were smart enough to even have a deli in the back that sells all Lithuanian imported products.
I thought the Lithuanian forumers would find this place interesting:
http://www.dukeseateryanddeli.com/
IMO, this is the first, almost completely authentic Lithuanian restaurant in Chicago. All of the furniture and fixtures were sent from Lithuania. All the waitresses are cute and everyone pretty much refrains from speaking English unless they have too. I love going here to practice mano Lietuviskai.
The food is not the same as in Lietuva, but its frighteningly close. They have lots of old mociutes in the back, making the usual dishes. Most importantly, they have all sorts of Alus...I even saw Svyturys Baltijos and Draught for the first time outside of Lietuva. They were smart enough to even have a deli in the back that sells all Lithuanian imported products.
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