MEZE Kristiine
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.
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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.
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Värav Volta appeals for spacious interiors and outdoor tables beneath trees. Bread-and-egg breakfasts, tea and sandwiches earn praise. Even a guest planning to return finds sandwich prices high.
Staff make a warmer impression than food at HeseKebab & Gyros Kristiine. One guest enjoys straightforward kebab; others dislike bread and meat. Feta appears in fillings, relevant for those avoiding it.
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.
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A spring lunch combo pleased an Amijami Marati guest, while a neighbour plans regular visits. Another reports a mismatch between advertised and charged prices despite enjoying the sushi.
Captain Roosters guests choose wings by heat level. Chicken, fries and beer earn praise. Prices feel moderate for the centre, and one visitor received Finnish-language service.
Red, green and panang curries, plus tom kha, earn praise at KIN KIN on Katusepapi. A guest notes a Thai cook. Welcoming service suits an everyday meal.
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Estonia restaurant connects directly to the opera house, making a ballet or opera evening convenient. Guests praise European cooking, large portions and service. One finds prices high but appreciates the theatre connection.
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Flavour and dessert pleased Sunny Pocket Kristiine guests, but sizes did not always match photo expectations. Another found the curry-chicken burger small and sauce-dominated, with awkward fry packaging.
Dough thickness, soft edible edges and cheesy toppings earn praise at Forty-Fifth on Nõmme tee. One guest appreciated pizza without burnt spots. Friendly service and dine-in space completed the order.
Chicken adobo stands out at Hungry Mammu on Magdaleena, with meat tender enough to fall from the bone. Guests praise generous portions and accommodating staff for an Asian lunch.
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