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Lithuanian Vendors & Merchanidise

Here are some hints to help you find Lithuanian products or products with a Lithuanian theme in the U.S. We also include companies that offer services that may assist you in paying a visit to the country. We offer these listings without specific recommendation for any one vendor. While we have experience with some vendors, we can not guarantee satisfaction. You are welcome to contact us through our contact form if you wish to have your company listed or if you have questions about our personal experience with any vendor. We do not receive any compensation for these listings.

Lithuan-Yinz
Tee Shirts

Don’t be a jagoff, get one of our own LithuanYinz tee shirts or a cooking apron with the same lettering. Summin a true Pittsburgher would be proud wearin. Our website isn’t sofisticated enough to have a buggy n’at so yinz need to email Frances at fothemouse@aol.com for a final price, delivery options, and to place an order. Of course, it would be simplest and cheapest if you just picked it up at one of our events unless it’s stoofar fer ya. There’s a limited supply, so get goin on yer order.

Tee Shirts

$15 – Sizes S-XL 
$20 – Sizes 2X-4X

Aprons – $15 have two pockets in the front and are black with yellow lettering.

Shippin ain’t free. Ask Fran what it will cost ya. Will let ya know if we start sellin LithuanYinzer pants n’at.

Catering

Conrad Catering –CLOSED– Owner retired and business is for sale. Follow the link below for more info.  Located at 504 E. 8th Ave., Munhall, PA.  More info can be found here.

Beer

There are no Lithuanian beer vendors that we know of in Pittsburgh. You will need to go to the Youngstown-Cleveland area:

Mayfield Fine Foods (Svyturys)
1413 Golden Gate Blvd.
Mayfield Heights, OH 44124
440-449-6010

Vintage Estate Wine and Beer
7317 South Ave
Boardman, OH 44512

Food

Food products made in Lithuania such as cheese, bread, jams, smoked sausages, etc. are typically found in local Russian food stores such as those in Squirrel Hill. Sometimes the packaging is in Russian, but if you check for country of origin, you will find that it is made in Lithuania.

Magnet International Market – Robinson Town Center (across from Ikea) – Google them for more info.

Cleveland Lithuanian Club – Šakotis – Lithuanian tree cake. The club also has a restaurant serving a variety of Lithuanian food.

Linos Lithuanian Food – šakotis and other items such as cookies, sausage, cheese, etc.

Racine Bakery – cakes, pastries, Lithuanian bread, sausage, etc. 

Joseph Liudzius – šakotis, 8-21″ tall, 30 yrs experience.

Lietuvélé – food items and souvenirs. Electric potato grater. Check out their Facebook page for newest info.

CAM International Market – N. Randall, OH – various foods from Lithuania

Travel

Vytis Tours
4024 235th St
Little Neck, NY 11363
800-778-9847

Doleris
Covina, CA 91722
800-514-9989

periodicals

  • BRIDGES – Bridges Lithuanian-American News Journal is an English-language magazine dedicated to Lithuanian life in the United States. Published 10 times a year.
     $30 (online) – $40 (print)
  • DIRVA – Lithuanian, biweekly ($55)
    P.O. Box 19010
    Cleveland, OH 44119-0010
  • DRAUGAS – Lithuanian, various rates depending on frequency desired.
  • DRAUGAS NEWS AND LITHUANIAN HERITAGE– English, 2 publications (the best English language magazine and newspaper) Rates vary depending on subscription.
  • LITUANUS – is an English language journal dedicated to Lithuanian and Baltic art, history, language, literature and related cultural topics, quarterly, $20 (online) – $30 (print)
  • PASAULIO LIETUVIS – Lithuanian, online
  • PENSININKAS – Lithuanian monthly for seniors, $15
  • VYTIS – English, quarterly, (official magazine of the Knights of Lithuania) $40