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1. Rock'n'Riga
- One of most popular rock pubs in Riga managed by popular Radio SWH Rock ex-DJ. It's located in Old town,...
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2. La Moustache
- Just found a new interesting place in old town here in Riga. Good area, not so fullfilled with tourist...
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3. Pulkvedim neviens neraksta
- Restaurant, Bar & Nigthclub
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- Eastern European
- Cheap
- Vecrīga (Old Town)
- 0.6 miles
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4. Samurajs
- Place in a very central location - between St. Peter's church and Town Hall Square. I am not especially...
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5. Art Café Sienna
- This is definatelly the place for best coffee!!! I have been spoilt after they opened a year ago - nobody...
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6. Vecrīga
- Riga has always been known for traditional coffee drinking with special cakes. Vecriga is a perfect place...
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- Local Traditional
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7. Pasaka
- It's a chain of good quality fast food (if we can call pelmeni and vareniki a fast food). Mostly Russian...
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8. Melnie Mūki
- Modern-Style Eatery in a 13th-Century Building
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- French
- Italian
- Mexican
- Eastern European
- Cheap
- Vecrīga (Old Town)
- 0.7 miles
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9. Double Coffee (Skunu Street)
- All kinds of coffee available, espresso comes with a small glass of water as it should, mochachino is...
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10. Rozengrāls
- The Most Medieval in Riga
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- Eastern European
- Local Traditional
- Affordable
- Vecrīga (Old Town)
- 0.8 miles
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The Best of NileGuide
- Hanging out at a street side cafe or restaurant in the Old Town section of Riga is definitely an experience that makes you feel like you could easily slip into medieval Baltic culture, with a simple life and pastoral scene unfurling right in front of you. Then you realize everyone is walking around in suits. Riga has food from all over the world, along with traditional Latvian foods as it's a major European city considering the general small populations of the north, so you won't have trouble finding whatever you're craving. Whether it's Chinese or a simple Russian bakery, Riga will have it, and probably load it on with the desserts. The Latvians love their sweets.
