lithuanian food

NNTP-Posting-Date: 26 Jan 1999 04:00:19 GMT
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for a taste of lithuanian food, try:

1) seklycia "lithuanian manor inn" -- small, cozy, cheap with an after-church type crowd. on 71st just east of Western, i think.

2) neringa -- just east of seklycia. also serves -- pizza?

3) healthy food, in bridgeport.

this lithuanian moment brought to you by
andrius ringus
vice president, council for ethnic promotions/Marquette Park

Don't forget Mabenka, 7844 S. Cicero. Very fine
kugelis, and owned, I think, by the original
proprietor of Neringa. It's not in Marquette Park, though.

>
> for a taste of lithuanian food, try:
>
> 1) seklycia "lithuanian manor inn" -- small, cozy, cheap with an
> after-church type crowd. on 71st just east of Western, i think.

>
> 2) neringa -- just east of seklycia. also serves -- pizza?
>
> 3) healthy food, in bridgeport.