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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Breakfast draws guests to Faehlmanni, with praise for generously topped salmon toast, a flat croissant and eggs Benedict. Coffee and pastries also appeal; one regular particularly enjoys Sunday breakfast.
Kehrwieder guests remember its historic setting, glögg and pastries near the square. Cake and a cheese plate earn praise. One visitor found the coffee rather expensive and not strong enough.
Fresh pastries and a custom cake that looked as good as it tasted stand out at Café Boulevard. Guests appreciate the chandelier-led interior, cleanliness and friendly service.
A tiny basement restaurant with flowers around the entrance. Rukkilill guests praise wild-boar dumplings, pike-perch and curd-cheese pancakes. Wall photographs prompted a conversation about the place’s history.
Breakfast near the old city walls, slightly away from the busiest tourist route. Värav guests appreciate ingredients and outdoor seating, but mention high prices and, for one group, a long wait.
Cortile is a gelato stop during an Old Town walk. Guests praise smooth texture and mango, nut and chocolate flavours. Even a pleased visitor found the large serving rather small.
Breakfast with jazz is a memorable part of Loulou. Staff help with menu choices. One guest wanted stronger flavours from halloumi, egg and avocado, but still enjoyed the visit.
A mushroom-and-cheese omelette and Turkish eggs pleased 5Senses guests. Staff made a warm impression. A diner with a dairy allergy wanted clearer menu labels, even though suitable dishes were available.
Caffeine on Tatari suited one guest for a coffee break. Another received a cold, underfilled flat white. A regular also encountered changed opening hours without advance notice.
Cafe Troika on Mere appeals for a warm welcome and comfortable room. Salmon with sauce earns specific praise. A regular returning every month or two appreciates the familiar food and prices.
Juicy shashlik with onions and fresh cabbage salad pleased a Sahil guest after a roughly thirty-five-minute wait. Khachapuri disappointed another. The grill is the clearer recommendation in these accounts.
Chicken-kimchi sandwiches, almond pastries and buns earn praise at Fika in Telliskivi. Music supports the informal setting. One guest found filter coffee too cool despite enjoying the service.
Paper Mill roasts coffee on site, with praise for preparation and accompanying pastries. Staff are friendly. Even a guest who enjoys the taste and setting finds prices too high for regular visits.
Breakfast and avocado toast with plenty of trout earn praise at Dot Cafe on Pärnu maantee. The spacious room suits brunch. Attentive staff were a highlight for one visitor.
Mango-jasmine and brown-sugar boba stand out at YumCha, alongside enjoyed cheese foam. Firmer tapioca pearls and less comfortable seating are the reservations in these accounts.
The Brick guests in Telliskivi appreciate baristas’ knowledge of beans and roasting. Pecan pastries stand out beside the coffee. Breakfast and homemade sauces also earn favourable mentions.
Tiny Kiosk NO 1 on Toompuiestee earns praise for coffee, poppy-almond rolls and vegan brownies. Outdoor tables sit beneath a tree. A dog-owning visitor also reports a welcoming reception.
Nady is a tiny café by Pirita’s bus stop. Guests enjoy apple pie, macarons and cheesecake with an unusual texture. Cappuccino and friendly menu help support the pastry impressions.
Caffeine on Viru väljak appeals for a clean room and broad drinks choice. Even a critical guest likes the service and atmosphere, while considering the coffee expensive and less convincing in flavour.
Strong coffee and beans appeal at OA on Müürivahe. Another guest waited while baristas chatted. An early visit also encountered an unexpectedly closed café, although contact afterwards resolved collection.
Gustav Solaris attracts guests with its cake and dessert counter. Polite staff earn praise. One drink brought an unwelcome surprise: pumpkin-spice latte arrived with whipped cream not mentioned on the menu.
Energia draws guests for solyanka, omelettes and an interior recalling the eighties and nineties. Visitors describe a spacious room and childhood flavours. Coffee and cake also made a pleasant start to exploring Tallinn.
Spacious Nihe in Telliskivi gets praise for croissants, ravioli and matcha-lemon cake. One guest regularly works on a laptop here. A warm welcome with a dog also stands out.
Carissimi appeals for its small room and kind service. Gluten-free cakes brought travellers back the next day. One found the coffee flavour unusual but still enjoyed the café.
