Guru

Soup, salad and...well, that's it. This pretentious cafe is for people who consider their dietary habits "fashionable." One of the only restaurants in Vilnius without a bar, it's this no drinking, no smoking, everything zen self-righteousness that gets under our skin a bit. Featuring 46 different salads, the food is aestheticly pleasing but won't fill you up. That's not to say that it isn't good; the soups, which change daily, are particularly delicious and the prices are affordable. The sterile decor features large white walls with obnoxious portraits of cross-legged pseudo-yogis looking down on you with a smirk as they watch you dutifully eat your greens. Surprisingly popular with snuggling couples, your girlfriend will just be so pleased with you if you suggest going here together. Then you can spoil her on the way home with the chocolate she'll be craving after such a scanty, leafy-green meal.

I think the review above is a bit misleading. This restaurant serves nice soups and salads. Many of the salads are amply endowed with meat. The restaurant was founded as a social project designed to bring recovering addicts back into the workforce, so there is a very real, unpretentious reason for the lack of booze.

really delicous AND healthy food..satff very friendly and professional..try the mexican beef salad..its superb..good value