Pagrabiņš inhabits a cellar that was once used as the town’s prison. Today a variety of dishes are served under low-slung alcoves lined with honey-coloured bricks. In warmer weather, enjoy a beer on the large verandah, which sits atop the trickling Alekšupīte stream.
Pagrabiņš
Latvia
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