Here you can try ancient Latgalian dishes: krupniks (pearl-barley soup with meat and mushrooms), veisteknis (rye bread with onion and meat filling), grucis (pearl barley porridge), etc. The hostess with all her heart honors the Latvian rye bread loaf, which is an integral part of the Latvian culinary heritage.
The museum has hundreds of things related to grain processing and baking bread: flail (threshing tool for cereals, rice, and other similar crops), peel (a shovel-like tool for sliding loaves of bread into and out of the oven), kneading troughs (a traditional kneading tool for making dough), etc. Thousands of tourists from all over Latvia and foreigners have visited the Bread Museum since its opening.
Offer:
Latgalian culinary heritage lunch (1,5 hours);
special ‘’Culinary heritage’’ offer – ‘’Dried mushroom soup’’;
a story about bread, tasting of own-baked bread and tea (1 hour);
the opportunity to participate in the bread-baking process;
rent of two banquet halls – for 30 and 50 people;
accommodation for 20 people.
Special offer: ‘’Dried mushroom soup’’
Working hours by appointment.
