Lithuanian Plaza

Great place for authentic Lithuanian food. Clean, well kept store with friendly owners working there. The quality of the take out food is very good and prices are more than reasonable.

Besides Cafe Ruta, this is the only Lithuanian food place I ever go to.

The shopkeeper was really nice, he and my brother had some great conversations in Lithuanian. Great low prices and a wide selection. Again, the shopkeeper was very nice and friendly to people who had no idea what they were doing ;). They even serve great hot food options, but unfortunately our visit was too late in the evening for that. They have everything from wafers and crackers to canned and jarred products, up to fresh deli options for meat or fresh fish.

I grew up in the Marquette Park area and as the neighborhood changed alot of the Lithuanian bakeries and restuarants left. I drive down Roberts Road all the time and never new this little store was even there. I just happened to look up one day and saw their sign. I now stop in here at least once a week for my Bacon Buns and Kugelis. Yes fresh made daily Kugelis.

Nice selection of beers and pretty good Lithuanian takeout food for a deli. Tons of other good stuff like hard to find bread, crackers. Good selection of varied fish, sausages, etc. Little gem spot.

One of my favorites shops to visit whenever I'm in town. Great cepelinai. They have a good selection including fresh cakes, cheese, and salads as well as sausages. My family has been coming here for at least 10 years to buy Lithuanian products.

I love going there for Bacon Buns which I grew up on.

Best ever bacon bans and honey cake 😋

While I am no authority, I imagine this must be one of the best Lithuanian speciality stores in the US. And what a fantastic little shop it is -- to my eye, much more of a grocery store than a restaurant (as billed on Google).

Chicago, of course, has a long and storied connection to Lithuania. It is wonderful to stumble into a destination establishment such as this, discovering countless authentic foods, some locally produced and others imported, and listening to friends and family discuss the events of their lives in their mother tongue.

We were pleased to find many vegetarian items, more so than other Central European markets we've explored. Obviously, meat and fish appear to be a huge part of the cuisine, but this didn't keep us from filing up two small baskets with pickled tomatoes, house-made bread-bean salad, kukulaičiai, a fantastic "korean" carrot salad, Lithuanian cheese, and fresh baked goods. I would be embarrassed to list everything we found in one place.

It has been a long time since my grandmother pass away and I felt like I would never have her level of food cooking kugelis
The person that is cooking for the Lithuanian plaza knock out of the ballpark. Rock star

Excellent Lithuanian food

Yeah I bought some products from this store. They have the best Lithuanian products under the sea and over the moon! I got Rūta brand chocolate here which is often times not easy or impossible to find. I also got speciality drinks that are not easy or impossible to source. The employees are quite standup people and are very nice if you need any help. This is one of few stores where I go for my Lithuanian products.

Great little shop, has lots of hard to find food and beer from Lithuania. They even have hot food ( just like your moms cooking) to take out or eat in. Highly recommend!

Great little authentic Lithuanian deli to pick up your favorite dishes. Fresh selection of soups and authentic meals as well as frozen goods.

How I cried when your deli closed on the Lithuanian Plaza. I felt like my Mom ('s cooking) died. We had your food for a luncheon yesterday, and it was the best Lithuanian food I've had since you left your other location in Marquette Park. I've tried to find a replacement, but there's none. Thank you!

A little store but has plenty of Lithuanian products. From frozen items to beer. Also a lot of polish or russian items too. They also have food to go.

Very recommended for Lithuanians. Has everything from frozen products like dumplings to products like dark bread and kvass. Very good feel as well.

Decent choice of ethic food. Healthy mix of different imported foods, European alcohol and home made baking goods.

Excellent food reminds me of my childhood in Marquette Park! Recommend to everyone. Real homemade Lithuanian cooking which is hard to find.

Come there for Authentic Lithuanian food all the time, love how the cooks makes the dumplings and the sauce,prices kept being fair even through pandemic, not like Smilga in Lemont raising their prices up the roof

Great place to find all foods and drinks you enjoy as Lithuanian person. Excellent service too! Thank you for great experience.