Sushi Plaza IZAKAYA (Kalamaja)
Lunch sushi, presentation and friendly service earn praise at Sushi Plaza on Vana-Kalamaja. Grogu decor from The Mandalorian is an unusual attraction that brought one visitor in.
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Lunch sushi, presentation and friendly service earn praise at Sushi Plaza on Vana-Kalamaja. Grogu decor from The Mandalorian is an unusual attraction that brought one visitor in.
Repa Nautica suits guests for lunch after a ferry. Burgers with fries and coleslaw, Russian dishes and polite service receive praise. Some make repeat visits on their route from the port.
Purèe is a tiny plant-based lunch restaurant in Rotermanni. Lentil soup and beetroot patties with grains and salad stand out. Service is quick, but one guest counted only four tables.
Coconut curry, pad-thai wok and orange mojito pleased Küüslauk guests on Sadama. Spice lovers find it appealing, although one group skipped the hot-wok challenge. Staff are welcoming.
Small Blossom on Liivalaia is easy to miss. Regulars return for Indian cooking and mango lassi, with particularly friendly service. Parking proved difficult for one visitor.
Japosha on Jakobi focuses on takeaway. Salmon poke receives praise for plenty of fish and vegetables relative to rice. Sets feel generous and good value; guests do not describe a dine-in restaurant.
JENK guests cook meat at the table. Meat choices, crispy gochujang chicken and spring-onion pancakes earn praise. Ventilation struggles for one visitor, whose clothes smelled of cooking after a long meal.
Lummus on Müürivahe appeals for a home-like room, helpful staff and coffee. One group waited about fifteen minutes, but an especially friendly welcome afterwards softened the delay.
By Balti Jaama Turg’s entrance, Veg B12 stands out for vegetable-lentil soup and raw chocolate-orange cake. Limoncello cake was appreciated for restrained sweetness. Staff are described as friendly.
SushiArt on Erika offers rolls alongside unusual sushi-pizza and hot-dog ideas. Guests praise large portions and friendly service. Eat in the small café within the centre or collect takeaway.
Bakinski Dvorik sits in an industrial area. Piti in a clay pot, hot bread and chicken govurma earn praise. A charcoal grill cooks meat, though one guest disliked fatty lamb in the assortment.
Cappuccino, homemade chocolate-chip cookies and relaxed music stand out at Coffee Kitchen. One guest noticed a lone worker preparing both drinks and food, suggesting a stretched team.
Tomato soup with naan and sauced crispy chicken earn praise at Friends on Mustamäe tee. Soup alone felt filling to one guest. Quiet Indian music and polite service supported the meal.
A regular delivery customer praises Amijami’s poke and careful presentation on Vesivärava. Rolls have enthusiastic fans too. Another guest with high expectations found the sushi ordinary rather than clearly different from supermarket options.
FUMÉ on Ahtri stands out for explanations of each dish’s idea and ingredients. A repeat guest enjoyed both winter and spring visits. The menu is described as European with Spanish influences.
Wood-fired pizza and the terrace appeal at iL FORNO on Peterburi tee. Mialina was not hot enough for spice enthusiasts, but the chef personally brought extra chilli, earning service praise.
Dawat on Narva maantee attracts visitors seeking halal food. Lamb biryani receives specific praise. Guests describe a polite owner and satisfying portion sizes and quality.
Kaheksa guests share Spanish tapas and sangria in a historic Suur-Karja building. Octopus and cod earn praise for their cooking. The small room feels quiet, with particularly attentive service.
Crudo guests enjoy Italian pizza with a softer base, while a child liked pasta and the separate playroom. Seating spans two levels. Daily dishes and pizza prices suit an everyday lunch.
Panoramic windows, cocktails and Old Town views from the terrace stand out at Roku on Poordi. A group enjoyed sushi and poke. One guest notes that pictured dishes were not all listed on the menu.
Monster Pizza on Sanatooriumi earns praise for apricot-jam and truffle pizza, plus goat’s-cheese salad. Plant-based choices are available. An English-speaking guest wanted a translated menu to make ordering easier.
Akadeemia Kohv is upstairs with an easy-to-miss entrance. A family appreciated a large play corner by the window; others enjoyed salmon waffles and coffee. One visitor found the spacious room quiet enough for conversation.
Smoky kebab pizza stands out for one Haabersti Pizzakiosk guest. A children’s pizza earns praise for its crisp base. Short reviews also note polite service but offer few details about other dishes.
Kamikadze on Punane receives especially warm praise for one waitress’s care. Food is described as well-presented and quickly served. Coconut-milk latte is a specific choice that stands out.