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This dimly-lit restaurant, whose interior is decorated with Iberian landscapes, could probably pass for Spanish, but the cuisine, with the exception of the paella and a few other dishes, is mostly Baltic.

Latvian and Mexican food all night long!

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Chic little café offering pizza.

Located next to the Spanish restaurant, the Latin-amerikas Klubs dishes out inexpensive, home-made burritos and tacos.

An amazingly original upmarket restaurant with driftwood for chandeliers, Native American dream catchers hanging from the fireplaces and sharks' jaws and pictures of unfortunate matadors on the walls. Excellent steaks, both bovine and marine!

A cosy beachside restaurant with a boat hanging over the bar and fishing nets dangling from the ceiling. Tasty Baltic cuisine and, of course, local fish dishes. One of Jurmala's most popular hangouts.

Not unlike their sister restaurant Orients in Riga, these places serve Caucasian and Russian dishes, as well as seafood. Watch them grill your shashlik while you wait.
"The new Orients is a great improvement on the original one. Plenty of seating upstairs if it looks too crowded - unless, of course, someone's hired upstairs for a party. A good range of (mostly Georgian) wines, which you can try by the glass. The service is fast and friendly - still something of a rarity outside the top places in Riga. Highly recommended.

A wide selection of delicious ice cream.