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Lithuanian Family Returns from Ireland to Open Farm Restaurant in Small Town
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Lithuanian Family Returns from Ireland to Open Farm Restaurant in Small Town

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A Lithuanian family who ran a successful restaurant in Ireland has returned to open a new establishment in a small Lithuanian town.
  • The restaurant, named Upฤ—s Pievos, is located 10 kilometers from Jurbarkas.
  • The farm offers not only dining but also educational activities and entertainment, attracting visitors from across Lithuania.

A Lithuanian family has traded their successful restaurant business in Ireland for a new venture in a small Lithuanian town, bringing their culinary expertise closer to home. Ramunฤ— and her family, who previously operated a popular eatery in Ireland, have now established Upฤ—s Pievos, a farm offering a unique blend of dining, education, and entertainment.

Located just 10 kilometers outside Jurbarkas, Upฤ—s Pievos has quickly become a draw for visitors from all over Lithuania. The farm's appeal lies in its multifaceted offerings, providing more than just a meal. Guests can engage in various educational activities and enjoy the recreational facilities available on the premises.

Ramunฤ— expressed that the farm is designed to be a destination for people seeking quality food and engaging experiences. The decision to return to Lithuania and open this establishment reflects a desire to build a community-focused business that celebrates local produce and hospitality. The venture aims to provide a memorable experience for all who visit.

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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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