Baltic Bites

Not much of a food truck fan, however a truck offering Lithuanian food could not be passed over. Right outside Havoc in Pittsboro, this seemed like a great opportunity to try something you don't often see in food trucks. We sampled the cod cakes and chicken pastry, both as entrees with sauerkraut and beet salad as sides, and excellent. Had some garlic bread in the side, what seemed like fried rye bread with a cheese sauce, and lazy cake to finish, small bites of cakes with chocolate, not too sweet but delicious. Apparently this is the only Lithuanian food truck in the US. Definitely worth a visit to try some homemade Lithuanian food. Next order?; the stuffed pepper, beef sausage and goulash.

A food truck with soul! Definitely refreshing to find a good truck that offers European food. Portions size huge and food was delicious! We will definitely come back!

Delicious food from very nice people. We had the cabbage wrap with beet salad and potato salad and chicken dumplings with garlic bread. Everything was delicious and I loved the white sauce on the dumplings and wrap.

HIDDEN GEM!! Yesterday I had the pleasure of trying @balticbites, which was making a stop @fortnightbeer - it was my first time trying Lithuanian food & let me tell you it's AMAZING!! this family owned food truck is a total delight, wonderful service & top food. I tried the smoked sausage// the best ever. Plus the sides, crab rice & the garlic bread, definitely a must try! To end it in sweet note LAZY CAKE! We Hungry Approved!

A Lithuanian food truck. Not sure I've seen this specific food type from a truck before, but why not?I think this truck will only get better. They've only just begun operating.It's a limited menu for this inaugural run. The pasties, available in chicken, mushroom or cheese, were okay. The shell was light and flaky, the mushroom filling with its large mushroom slices was a good balance. These have to be eaten warm, though. If they cool, the shell gets soggy and that combined with the consistency of the filling, makes for a too-soft meal. You probably won't be hungry after you eat a couple of them though, especially with the salad sides.The cabbage salad -- not unlike coleslaw, but didn't have the tanginess of a vinegar base or the creaminess of a mayo base. It really is a salad of cabbage with bits of carrots and black pepper and a slight hint of seasoning. It was good. So, too, was the rice salad with the cucumbers and corn in a slightly creamy base. Neither of the two salads had bold flavors, but that's not unusual.The dessert: not really a fan of these. Pastry pieces sprinkled with powdered sugar. They weren't bad, just not my thing.BalticBites is teetering on the edge between three and four stars. As they get more experience, I look forward to seeing what other items might show up on the menu. It's different and that's a welcome change.

The first day I moved to Raleigh from Austin, TX, I came to Camden Westood to sign my lease and came across this awesome Lithuanian food truck.The owners were so nice and welcoming when I told them I was new to town and had never tried Lithuanian food before. The man told me their business was all the hard work and dreams of his wife wanting to spread their culture so I told them to just order me up their best dish which they recommended the cabbage roll combo. LET ME TELL YOU... I had never tasted anything like it. This roll of cabbage was packed with flavor and strangely paired with the side of apple sauce of all things it enhanced the flavor?! I'm drooling just thinking about it. As I was leaving, the woman gave me some Lithuanian dessert cake to welcome me to town and just about melted my heart. Since COVID, my apartment hasn't had foodtrucks but I will be making my way there soon!

Comfort food perfect for a cold winter night. Our neighborhood has invited this truck a few times and we have been excited to try it. They gave us so much food. It really is a great value, enough food for a few meals. I ordered three dishes:The beef sausage- it came with mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy, garlic sticks, and the sausage. My husband loved the sausage. It was like a Polish Keilbasa. Salmon-the sides I selected were beets and saurerkraut with the salmon on a bed of rice. The salmon was succulent with fresh dill and light dressing on top. There was the most delightful mushroom gravy on top of the rice. It was creamy without being overly heavy. The mushrooms tasted fresh like perhaps from a garden. Definately, enjoyed the beets. Will ask for a double beet order next time. Also, I loved the texture of the rye garlic sticks. Next time, I would not order the saurerkraut because it was not served warm. This may be the way Lithuanians prepare it. Chicken pastry-These are homemade everyday by owner. The pastry crust is amazing. I wonder if this comes with other fillings. Note-the chicken was perfectly fine, nice and juicy. The owners were very friendly, nice and helpful. They are a husband and wife team and work well together. The wife is the one who was preparing the foods and the husband was handling the customer service. Also, the service was quick. Hope this food truck comes back soon. What I loved most is the wife is an excellent cook. Everything was homemade with amazing freshness. I

First time trying Lithuanian food and it was delicious! I highly recommend eating at Baltic Bites food truck! I tried the Beef Sausage hoagie with sides of beets and apple sauce and it was very filling and tasty. Typically food trucks aren't the healthiest option to eat at but Baltic Bites is an exception to that rule. I was very surprised to be able to order a nutritious meal from a food truck. The owners of the truck are also very friendly and provide great hospitality in helping you decide what to order.I followed their social media and will make a point to seek them out again whenever they are in my area because that is how delicious and unique their food is.

Whenever I'm craving a home-cooked meal but don't feel like cooking, this is my go-to spot. The fresh ingredients shine through and you can tell every dish is made with love and care! I highly recommend checking out this family-owned food truck whenever you are in the mood for some comfort food or are looking to try something new. The dumplings are phenomenal, as is the lazy cake if you have a sweet tooth!

Chicken dumplings were fantastic. Easily the best Lithuanian food truck in NC. It's a family run business and it really shows in the service. Can't recommend trying this place enough.