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Since it opened in 1994, Vincents has become the prime destination for all those passionate about good food and fine wine. Vincents is located in one of the most picturesque parts of Riga, a 10 minute walk from the Old City. You will notice that the modern interior forms the backdrop for British-Latvian chef Martins Ritins' inspired & constantly evolving cuisine. A gourmet's grotto & celebrity haunt. The guest book at Vincents is a cornucopia of praise from the President George W. Bush, brothers Prince Charles and Andrew, Paco Rabane, Pierre Cardin, Mstislav Rostropovich, Montseratt Caballe, Maija Plisecka, Nikita Mihalkov, Jose Carreras, Elton John - to name a few. Martins uses only the very best ingredients, often seasonal, grown exclusively for Vincents by local suppliers. Whether you have a craving for fish and chips, a passion for the finest Italian dishes, or a penchant for sushi - our variety suits all diners. Vincents' critically acclaimed dinner menu changes every week and provides a delicious journey through the culinary world.
http://www.vincents.lv

�3 in 1��dance bar, restaurant and a chill-out place housed in a single building. The bar on the ground level turns into a dance floor in the evening, especially close to the weekend.
http://www.sarkans.lv

This country-style cafeteria has been fondly dubbed by some the "Latvian McDonalds", as the food simmers mouth-wateringly before your eyes and customers are often at a loss as to what to choose. No one leaves the Windmill hungry.
http://www.lido.lv

Really a BIG restaurant, where you will find everything: Latvian, European, Russian, Eastern cuisine, special gourmet dishes in 8 halls, made in different Latvian ethnic styles. A good place to go to with friends.
http://www.piekristapa.lv

An undeniable Italian aura lingers in this cheery light-wood restaurant - it would be hard to project any other image since they play only Italian music, show only Italian TV and serve only Italian wines!
http://www.dasergio.lv

Spanish posters of toreadors bravely facing the bulls decorate the walls of this small restaurant. Savour typical Spanish delicacies such as paella, white almond soup, filling omelettes with potatoes and chorizo.
http://www.elprimero.lv

This elegant restaurant specialises in a multitude of sea dishes. The restaurant offers a choice of four dining rooms each in a separate style. The fish is always fresh, you may even pick your victim lobster or trout from the aquaria.
http://www.zivjurestorans.lv

Designed in light colours, it gives a cosy, yet elegant home feeling. Get familiar with the Scandinavian cuisine by trying specialties such as gravad lax, pytipanna, kalvrulader and the famous mustikkapiikakka� a traditional Finnish blueberry pie.
http://www.towerrestaurant.lv