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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LIT Haabersti’s special chicken kebab pleased a guest with its combination and size. Another pre-order still involved forty minutes of waiting and a dry burger. Loaded fries are described as excessively greasy.
Vesipapi Buffet appeals for meat, salads and on-site baking, with cost depending on portion size. The bright room also hosted a successful ninetieth birthday, especially praised for cake, kringel and staff.
A rooftop terrace and well-made drinks stand out at Nirvana on Vana-Viru. Portions are described as generous and staff attentive.
Grüne on Meistri is described as a pleasant, moderately priced lunch spot. Room hire for a celebration also received praise.
Counter-made burritos and nachos appeal at Mi Casa. One guest praises a friendly worker; another encountered abrupt communication when asking where to return a plate. Service impressions vary by visit.
MEZE Kristiine’s bowl pleased one guest with Middle Eastern and Mediterranean combinations. Two delivery accounts describe very small portions, including a wrap with barely any meat. Filling value remains uncertain.
Juicy cheeseburgers, chicken wraps and pita kebab earn praise at this MyDöner. Sauces and wet wipes were welcome details. Shopping-break meals went well, although corridor piano music bothered one guest.
Pepper Mill on Mäealuse surprised guests with Hot Wheels decor. Beyond an unassuming entrance, curd-cheese pancakes, pancakes and home-style lunches pleased. Affordable prices and friendly service attract local lunch breaks.
SABA’s Korean wrap in Telliskivi stands out for juiciness, size and flavour. A summer terrace and friendly service support a quick but filling meal.
Pier 4/2 on Logi offers shared starters, oysters and cocktails with waterfront views. A birthday group enjoyed the evening. Guests praise the waterside room, friendly staff and food presentation.
A crispy-chicken bowl pleased a MEZE Mustamäe guest. Others disliked small prawn portions and baklava unlike its photograph. One forgotten order ended in a refund after twenty minutes without food.
Timing dominates MySushi Pirita Keskus complaints: a scheduled collection ran over fifty minutes late. One guest enjoyed food more than lemonade and service; another received cold dishes after a long wait.
Chat on Roseni pleased a guest with its spacious, airy room. Food earns praise and service feels warm and professional.
Taco meat appeals at Chupacabra. A Latin American guest recognises familiar flavours, while another taco fan places the generous cheese closer to Tex-Mex. Both describe the filling style clearly.
One Vihmametsa guest enjoyed fries, but other impressions are less favourable. Food is described as dry and cooled, with high prices. A simple hot-drink stop during cold weather also drew a value complaint.
Orto on Ruunaoja earns praise for home-style food and friendly prices. Filling portions and a warm welcome stand out for regulars at this everyday lunch canteen.
Nook sits in a hotel lobby: burgers pleased guests, while loud music reduced intimacy. Forgotten dessert ice cream arrived with an apology after a reminder. Food is the stronger attraction than a cosy setting.
Cakes and savoury lunches appeal at Viktus & Mia Pagar in Nõmme. Guests describe a quiet, pleasant small room. A car-park view was one visitor’s main disappointment.
A temporary resident ate daily at Free Hawks on Humala while working remotely. Guests praise food, quick service and kind staff.
MKR on Ehitajate tee pleased one guest with quiet surroundings and food. Others describe plain retro decor and limited service. A weekend party waited long for dishes, some barely warm despite acceptable flavours.
Maaema on Peterburi tee appeals as a neighbourhood stop for a quick hot lunch. Home-style cooking, variety and moderate prices earn praise.
Dixen on Raudtee appeals for quiet surroundings and daily soup. Winter visitors appreciate warming up over tea or coffee. Regulars praise familiar food and service but offer few dish details.
Teko is a training restaurant. The sole saved review comes from a pleased repeat visitor. It contains no dish names or service details, leaving too little for a detailed food overview.
Despite the Maitsev Gruusia name, the only saved review describes a delivered sushi burger: hot, crisp and generously filled. It provides no basis yet for assessing Georgian dishes.
