TALLINN PLACES TO EAT · GOOGLE MAPS
Tallinn restaurants, cafés and places to eat. Every listing includes a Google source and editorial visit status.
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Olde Hansa draws guests for a medieval evening: candles, period music and staff in costume. Venison and the Grand Chef’s Feast receive praise. Food experiences differ, with complaints about small portions for the price and inattentive service. The atmosphere makes a more consistent impression than the cooking.
Large sweet and savoury pancakes in the Old Town. Kompressor is an option for a filling meal without a big restaurant bill.
Lido on Estonia puiestee is a buffet-style lunch stop with a wide choice of prepared dishes.
A restaurant at Rataskaevu 16 in the Old Town. The written overview is still being prepared.
A high-ceilinged dining room in Telliskivi, with varied food for a group that wants different things.
A Pikk Street pub for a beer or a full dinner. The beer choice and friendly staff receive particular praise.
A medieval-style dining room, costumed staff and hearty food on Vana turg. The historical setting is central to Peppersack.
The Italian chain’s Hobujaama branch. The reviews read for this page raise specific concerns about salads and paid extras.
Dinner overlooking Town Hall Square, with familiar Estonian dishes. Old Estonia is conveniently placed for a stop during an Old Town walk.
Maiasmokk draws visitors with its old-fashioned interior, coffee and cake counter. The setting is remembered as much as the sweets.
Burgers near the harbour, with dining areas on two floors and room for a family group.
A small vegan restaurant on Rataskaevu, where booking ahead is sensible: guests report a full dining room even on weekdays.
Shashlik, lyulya kebab and khinkali on Mustamäe tee. Meat dishes are a principal reason guests choose Kamikadze.
RØST is a stop for a cardamom bun and pastries. A quick coffee can start with a queue, though.
Cocktails, low lighting and burgers. Chicago 1933 reads as an evening drinks stop where you can also eat.
A meat-focused restaurant on Tartu maantee for dinner with wine. Guests describe high prices and quite different cooking experiences.
Tex-Mex on Pikk Street, praised by guests from Texas as well as other visitors. Stuffed jalapeños, ribs and tortillas stand out in the accounts.
Grenka with salmon and avocado, or with duck, gives a clear reason to consider this café for lunch.
A simple Georgian restaurant whose strongest arguments are shashlik, lamb stew and filling portions.
Hot chocolate, truffles and a vintage interior in a courtyard off Vene Street. Pierre is a stop for something sweet during a walk.
Tartare, lamb neck and homemade bread are the dishes guests remember at Pegasus.
Sushi, cocktails and a dark, dressed-up dining room on Mere puiestee. Promotions attract visitors, but old discounts are not a promise of today’s prices.
Räägupesa’s retro burger means plenty of sauce, cabbage and a substantial bite. Keep the napkins nearby.
Shashlik and Azerbaijani dishes on Nõmme tee. Guests come for juicy grilled meat and large portions.
