Great shopping centre! It’s modern, bright, not very spacious, no smells, good gents toilets. Plenty of shop. Numerous fast food places. Kids playgrounds. One could actually live in here, man. People speak Estonian, English and Russian around here, so there is no language barrier for some, multicultural society in its glory.

The Centre has a modern interior, a spacious and Scandinavian feel and it offers a broad selection of quality and well-known goods and services. Entertainment is also well represented at Ulemiste – there are events that capture the interest of the entire family. This large shopping center is also located relatively close to the center. There are plenty of shops there. Plenty of parking space.

Quite large shopping mall, with many different shops: shoes (a lot of different stores!), clothing, accessories. It is a bit outside Tallinn centre, but the tram (same that goes to the airport) takes you here in 15-20 minutes.

You can get lost here! Be careful 😉

New parking rules - 5 hours of FREE parking! The largest shopping center in Estonia, where navigation inside the center is quite difficult and it is quite easy to get lost. Over 230 sales and service stores. It is intended for all visitors, mothers and children, visitors with special needs and families. There is a wardrobe for outerwear and lockers for anything else. Possibility to charge your phone and use trolleys.

A well equipped shopping center where you can easily spend the afternoon without getting bored. Plenty of shops and restaurants to choose from, with adequate public spaces and plenty of free parking space too. Easy to reach by a car or local train.

Easy to get to mall from just outside the gates at Viru. Tram 4 or bus no 15 takes you there (10 minutes). Plenty of shops ( especially shoe shops, never seen so many ) eateries, cafes, bars, cinema. Lovely clean mall, and not one shop front boarded up.

Just a short distance from the city center, this trade center offers a cozy atmosphere and a decent food court with affordable options. While it provides a few clothing and shoe stores, they're somewhat limited. Visitors should be aware that there's a small fee of 20 cents for restroom use. Overall, it's a convenient spot for a quick bite and some shopping.

A nice shopping centre with a good selection of shops, including a supermarket. Good place to shelter from the rain. There is a food court, though I did not eat there. The downside is that there are not enough seating areas, and you have to pay to use the toilets. The centre is wheelchair accessible. There are lifts to all floors. There are disabled toilets.

While staying in Kesklinn this shopping centre became our local. For good quality food & choice the supermarket below was excellent. Nice cafes inc Lido & a good cheese store too.

The Solaris is an environmentally friendly shopping centre in the heart of Tallinn. A small shopping mall next to Estonian Drama Theatre. A sparse selection of shops. What was most attractive is a large restaurant Lido on the top floor. Lido is a concept where you can eat both local and Eastern European food, and everything from snacks, main dishes, accessories and desserts. A big supermarket downstairs. The location is central, not far from the Old Town and Viru.

Nice shopping mall with a few great shops (a lot of them are ones I’ve never been to though😭) and 2 movie theatres (why 2??) also has some great restaurants. The sitting places are always taken and the mall is often crowded overall.

Nice and cozy trade center. Great food court, affordable prices. Location is great, not far from the city center. Also you can buy some clothes and shoes here. However there is not much of such shops. Toilet inside costs 20 cents.

clean, interesting exhibitions in the lobby, many shops with a variety of things and cafes, there is a cinema.

A pretty big city mall with half a dozen floors filled with stores. Strangle floor plan, but a pretty good selection of retailers. Clothes, electronics, candy, tea, you name it. The place wasn’t very crowded, but most seating in the open areas were filled with people playing with their phone. Prices are a bit steep. Not sure if this is a place aimed at tourists, but I compared a few things I buy frequently in Sweden, and the prices here were higher. Also, not a lot of local stores. Like in most malls, it’s the big, known brands that take up most of the space. That said, there’s a pretty great bookstore with a coffee shop on the third floor. Nice vibes there.

On a cold and rainy day, this was a great place to stop, to do some window shopping, and to walk around. It’s a quick walk over to the Old Town walls from here. There was also a nice food area where we were able to stop and get a quick bite to eat while the weather cleared up.

Right in the heart of Tallinn, next to the old town gates. Super convenient location if you're downtown. It's got pretty much everything you'd expect from a big city mall – tons of shops (clothes, electronics, home stuff, the usual chains), a big supermarket downstairs, and a decent food court upstairs with lots of quick eats. The bus terminal connection is a major plus for getting around or heading to the airport. Solid, practical choice for central shopping or grabbing a bite. Great for basics and people-watching. Don't expect luxury or unique boutiques, but it gets the job done. Worth popping into if you're nearby.

So many shops , food court is awesome. Have Asian corner Georgian corner and many more choices to pick from. The toilet is not free u have to pay 50 each time you enter.

Stayed in Tallinn for 2 nights. The location was great. It was directly connected to the shopping mall and within walking distance to the old town. The rooms are old but well maintained. The beds are not too old, but the view from the rooms is good. The breakfast is delicious and has a wide variety of items. This is a recommended hotel in Tallinn.

Great food hall in the shopping mall , two minutes walk from Estonia bus stop . We ate here 3 times as there was a great selection of different eats , it was a god send .

A wonderful shopping mall! My wife and kids were thrilled, and when my daughter saw the toy in the photo, she absolutely fell in love with it — something that doesn’t happen very often, but it did here. The mall has a huge variety of stores, plenty of options for the whole family, and a lively atmosphere. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, I highly recommend visiting — you’ll definitely find something you enjoy.

It’s a nice park, pretty big in total, even if it’s cut up by a road. A few playgrounds for kids, but they looked a bit worn down. The real downside is that they’ve really kept down the number of trees. They’re very sparsely planted, so you almost always see the surrounding city. Never any sense of being in a small forest. Also not a lot of variety overall. It mostly looks the same across the whole park. Except for a small area where there’s a Japanese inspired garden. I’ve for sure seen nicer parks, but this one is fine for a stroll. Not too crowded, even on a nice Sunday afternoon.

A beautiful park in the city center, accessible by tram No. 1. A place to enjoy the scenic views, relax, enjoy the beauty of nature, and gain peace of mind.

Beautiful park and easily reachable with public transportation. It has really nice walkable paths and hosts several museums. It's a must for a several days itinerary in Tallinn. With gloomy weather this park gives Irish/Scottish vibes.

Nice park with well maintained gardens behind the palace art museum. Lots of museums scattered through the park as well! There was a cafe and a few (pay-to-use) bathrooms as well.

Very nice and spacious park area with both Kadriorg castle and the presidential residence. Ran into the president himself by chance. Great place for a run

**"Kadriorg Palace and its gardens are an absolute gem in Tallinn. The palace itself is stunning – a beautiful example of baroque architecture, with elegant halls and ornate details that make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Inside, the art collection is well-curated and offers a great glimpse into Estonia’s cultural heritage. The gardens are just as impressive. Perfectly landscaped, with colorful flower beds, fountains, and tree-lined paths, they are a peaceful escape from the city bustle. I visited in summer, and everything was in full bloom – it felt like walking through a living painting. Even if you’re not into art, a stroll through the gardens alone is worth the visit. It’s the kind of place where you can take your time, enjoy a coffee in the nearby café, and simply soak in the beauty. Definitely a must-see when in Tallinn

A must when visiting Tallinn which in turn is a lovely city in a forward looking small country of Estonia. Its people has suffered from Russians for centuries yet they do not give up. The park is beautiful, and the city wall of the old city, are the two of the sights with rich histories.

Would definitely recommend everyone to go there. It’s like a heaven inside the city. Both the park and the museum are incredibly beautiful. Most of the museum was closed as of August due to a new installation coming up. The halls, paintings, rooms all depict the gothic style. The sculpture room which can be easily missed has some really important sculptures and if you have time you can listen and learn about their historic background.

Wonderful little chalet with an impressive art exhibition. We were there at the special exhibition about flowers in art, and the paintings were stunning. Lots of Breughels, and dozens of other paintings from old Dutch masters. They also have a very interesting "Wunderkammer", with all kinds of curiosities, like the skeleton of a mermaid, or a two-headed chicken. Also, the architecture of the building itself is quite beautiful, inside and outside. There also is a courtyard in the back, where in summer lots and lots of flowers will bloom. And in front of the chalet, there is an extensive park.

1 | The museum is housed in the Baroque Kadriorg Palace, which was built in the early 18th century by the Russian Tsar Peter I for his wife Catherine I. The museum specializes in European and Russian art from the 16th to the early 20th century, featuring foreign collections that have no equivalent elsewhere in Estonia. 2 | The adjacent garden and park are worth visiting even if you’re not interested in paintings or don’t plan to go inside. The garden in particular is truly beautiful and deserves great admiration. Entrance to it is free. 3 | The museum ticket costs €15 (October 2025), and you can pay by card.

This is one of the best art museums I have visited. There was a lot of good artwork, and the pieces were very well displayed. The building itself is beautiful, so even if I had not enjoyed the art, I would have enjoyed the decoration of the rooms. You must leave bags in the lockers. These are free to use. There is a small cafe. There are toilets. These were in a clean condition. There was a small souvenir shop. My only complaint is that when purchasing one of the beautiful cards, I was not provided with an envelope to go with it. I did query this and was told they do not have any to fit the card, so now I have a card I cannot post. The cashier was also rude. You have to buy tickets to enter. There is a ticket desk or a machine in the main entrance. The last Wednesday of each month has a reduced ticket price. You get free entry with a Tallinn Card. There is partial access for people who use a wheelchair. There is a lift, and portable ramps are used for some steps. The Russian art collection on the third floor is not accessible. There are accessible toilets There were tactile plans in the museum.

It is an amazing historical and beautiful museum with a garden at the front. It is worth visiting, taking photographs, and one can walk to the nearby parks.

Visited in November. Nice colorful castle with a connecting garden and park. Lovely to have a stroll around to get away from the city. Tram Line 1 stops just outside the park for easy access to and from the city. You can also walk straight down to the sea and the Russian monument there.

Beautiful location, the gardens are gorgeous, the building is nice, not a lot of things to see inside though….just a few rooms with good art collection and gorgeous fireplaces.

We live at the hotel and this restaurant is perfect for us with kids and have a lot of space for them to walk around. The food is just perfect and we stayed 3 days in the hotel and every day we will dine in for dinner there. Price is average. The share plate ( both seafood or meat) is just great for 3 persons. Very friendly with kids and allergy options. Highly recommend

Service is great, Ingrid was nice, kind and pleasant. The space is beautiful, but the food…. It’s just ok. It’s far from being great, it’s just ok. We ordered a ribeye steak and the octopus dish. Be aware this is more like a fine dining, meaning it’s well presented, but a small portion. So a side dish would be nice, depending on how hungry you are.

Outstanding Service from Ingrid – Truly Exceptional! From the moment I interacted with Ingrid, I was blown away by her professionalism, warmth, and genuine care. She delivers the kind of customer service that’s rare to find these days – thoughtful, attentive, and completely dedicated to ensuring everything runs smoothly. Ingrid went above and beyond to help me, offering insightful recommendations that were not only helpful but clearly tailored to my needs. She took the time to listen, explained everything clearly, and made sure I felt comfortable every step of the way. Her politeness and calm demeanor made the entire experience feel effortless and enjoyable. You can tell she truly cares about people, not just transactions. Her kindness is matched by her knowledge and efficiency – a perfect combination. If every business had someone like Ingrid, the world would be a much better place. I can’t recommend her highly enough – thank you, Ingrid, for setting the gold standard in customer service!

Tried City Grill House and overall had a pleasant experience. The tacos were definitely the highlight – full of flavor and really well done. The beef burger, on the other hand, was a bit underwhelming – nothing bad, just fairly average. The atmosphere was decent but didn’t particularly stand out. Still, the service was friendly and the food hit the mark enough for a solid 4-star experience. Would return, especially for the tacos!

Service by Keity my server excellent from start to finish. She deserves a gold star for excellent service. The food was better than expected. I had the pepper steak which was a world of delishness. Pavlova for dessert was good. Nice fresh fruit. The chef deserves a thumbs up for the steak. I think I would fly back to Estonia to dine here again

We had a wonderful experience there. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was pleasant, and the service was excellent. We're especially grateful to Ingrid for her help and patience—she was incredibly kind, attentive, and made us feel truly welcome. Her warm personality added a special touch to our visit.

Amazing experience. The service was perfect and Ingrit is so charming, hard-working , helpful and reliable. Thank you for the treatment of our group of Spaniards

This place is in beautiful building, old style mansion next to park. Food was 10+ and service to go with it. Price and quality level up. Well recommended.

We had our lunch here, super nice. The duck was so tender; the beef tenderloin was well matched with crispy potato cake; and the fries with truffle sauce was really delicious. The vibe was super nice, with excellent view (especially if one manages to sit next to the windows).

One of the best dining experiences we had during our 5 weeks travel. Staff were amazing since we walked in. She was friendly and very efficient. We came across the venue after a museum visit nearby. We were lucky able to walks in. Food was excellent. The starter popcorn prawns especially the sauce was fresh and tasty. My duck was tender with a creamy truffle potato mash and berry juice. I loved the potato. No wonder they received a Michelin which is well deserved. Overall we enjoyed our dining here and a nice way to celebrate my birthday. Thank you! ☺️

We’ve been occasional visitors of this restaurant for years. In the past, it consistently offered premium food at a reasonable price—higher than average, but worth it—paired with top-notch quality every time. Unfortunately, recently, it’s become hit or miss. The restaurant still has a wonderful atmosphere and exceptional service, but the consistency in the kitchen has declined. During our latest visit, everything was excellent except for the duck, which was overcooked. However, the prawns and everything else on the duck plate were still delicious. In my opinion, given the recent inconsistency, it’s no longer worth the price.

Ate lunch after visiting the nearby art museum. Sat outside in the lovely garden. Our server was delightful and attentive. All of our dishes were outstanding, but the popcorn coated prawns were uniquely delicious!!! We had a magical experience. Thank you!

One of the best dining experiences in Estonia. Delicious food, balanced and creative dishes (great portions as well!)

Great restaurant, more of a fine dining, but we managed to share food within 4 adults and one 2 year old. Octopus, quail and goat cheese salad where the best. Great lunch during a visit to Kadriorg Park and the museum. Highly recommended. Has free parking and accepts contacless payments.

We were there on Friday. The food and cocktails were good, but there were no entrance checks, and the lack of security seemed odd for such a venue. Later that night, people started entering with plastic bottles of drinks. The decor was magnificent, and you were confused about which way to look.

Very cool interior and atmosphere! Great service. Food is good, but nothing mind-blowing.

A fabulous restaurant with great food, amazing cocktails, friendly staff, and a good music selection playing. We had the Tenderloin Steak, and the accompanying cherry sauce was a unique twist we had never experienced before and was lovely. It is an absolutely beautiful place inside and out. If we ever return to Tallinn, we will be sure to return here again.

I have to say that this restaurant has one of the best interiors in Tallinn. All tables and chairs are different. Each room has each own vibe. Food tase would not leave you unsatisfied either. However I had Butter Chicken and as for a grown man the portion was definitely a bit too small. I didn't try the cocktails, but they looked pretty much tempting. Have to come back one day. Come here if you're looking for a great experience.

Excellent place to drink or eat! The staff has been absolutely great, the location is easy to reach and see and the interior is a real work of art, period! Food quality is very nice, good quantity, pricing is reasonable and in line with the area - maybe a little less than the overcrowded touristic places around! Definitely, definitely, definitely worth a visit!

Atmosphere is incredible! Loved it a lot! Food was even better than atmosphere. Totally recommend to try Gourmet Platter. That's definitely that rare moment when it's not only delicious but also interesting. Thank you so much!

Most cocktails are overpriced and have LOTS of ice. Passion Martini was good though. Music was average both times I’ve been here. Interior design is great! Overall vibe can be described as “desperate” (after 10PM experience). Service was at standard Estonian level. Extremely overrated place.

Popped in for a plate of mushroom ravioli. The staff were very pleasant and the service was fast. The ravioli tasted very good but came cold (hence the rating of 3). Unfortunately I was leaving for the airport otherwise I would have returned the dish.

I had seen the menu in my hotel room and wanted to try the carbonara pasta. That was not on the menu we received (see pics). They were able to make the carbonara anyway 🙂 Service was very friendly and welcoming Atmosphere is lovely, especially the outside area with beautiful flowers (but not ideal for people watching) I was a little underwhelmed by the pasta but my son liked it more than I did. I thought it could have used maybe more Parmesan and pepper?

The atmosphere was absolutely lovely. We started with the bruschetta which was amazing, followed by the tiger prawn pasta paired with a glass of Riesling - a truly sensational meal. We hadn’t booked in advance but the staff were kind enough to fit us in, which made the whole experience even better.

Our food was very good. We had the Gnocchi and Eggplant parmigiana, and a shrimp dish as a starter. We had the red house wine and it was delicious! Service was very friendly.

I ordered beef cheeks, and seasonal desert. The main dish was okay, but did not impress me, jus because the colours were sad. Anyway it was high quality, realy tasty. And the seasonal desert was unexpectedly great. I’ve got a recomendation from Anna. Great servise

Really delicious food - we had the carbonara and beef check for mains, and pistachio ice cream and tiramisu for desert. All amazing and the restaurant itself was beautifully decorated. Attentive staff, highly recommend ☺️

Visited Osteria Il Cru and was absolutely delighted! The carpaccio was simply excellent — fresh and tender, and the frutti di mare pasta was perfectly cooked, full of rich seafood flavor. The wine list was a real pleasure — thoughtful and diverse. The atmosphere is cozy, and the staff are incredibly attentive and friendly. A truly wonderful experience — I’ll definitely be back!

Do visit if you want to have some local experience at Tallinn. There are a lot of fresh fruits available. There are separate markets for fish and meat. It’s near to old town as well. You can reach by walk too. There are a lot of options to eat as well.

A place you really shouldn’t miss in Tallinn! This market absolutely belongs on every visitor’s to-do list. The ground floor is lined with many food stalls. The variety is big, the prices surprisingly affordable, and the aromas alone will make you want to try a bit of everything. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick snack or a little food adventure, there’s something for everyone here. But the real gem awaits upstairs: The second floor is a true paradise for anyone who loves second-hand treasures or flea market vibes. From colorful vintage clothes and old vinyl records to retro furniture and quirky curiosities m, you’ll find just about anything you can imagine. That’s what makes it so much fun to explore. If you’re searching for a special souvenir to bring home from Tallinn, you’ll definitely discover it here. Hidden among the stalls is always a little treasure waiting to be found. A lively, atmospheric market full of surprises, I can highly recommended!

Huge modern, clean, fascinating building that seems to have a perfect balance of everything and plenty to do 😍 Traditional antique stores jam-packed with so much history it feels like walking in museums ; well-organised vintage clothing stores, I bought some bargain clothing from Basaar; lovely market stalls displaying brightly-coloured fresh fruits, meats and many other groceries ; food stands offering all kinds of options, from local to foreign flavours etc. Thought I'd just drop by for a quick look, ended up spending 3 happy hours on a Sunday afternoon, definitely visit!!! 😚

We spent one full morning in this place. It has everything: fish, meat, local and international products, antiques, second hand clothes, other types of clothes, I get why it's so visited by everyone. There's something to enjoy for everyone.

Dear readers, I was blown away by this market. An absolutely stunning assortment! I highly recommend everyone visit this market. Words and descriptions simply don’t do it justice—amazing prices and an incredibly vast selection. I strongly urge everyone to check out this market! I only took a photo of the fish section.

Such a great place to try out lots of local food, bakery items & more. Plus a great choice of meats, deli items, fruit & veg. Upstairs are brewery bars with some great local beers to try.

Beautiful market selling anything from fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, seafood and new crafts to upscale vintage clothing and beautiful antiques. The building itself is beautiful with an open concept and lots of restaurants and eateries throughout.

We enjoyed the views from this platform and would recommend the climb up. We only saw it from early morning however suggest it is a great view any time of the day. A few benches are available if you need to take a rest, a small souvenir store, and a couple of cafes close by.

Tallinn is one of the most beautiful and peaceful old towns I have ever been to! People there are so friendly and nice! I stayed there for three days and had a wonderful time ! I hope I can take my family members to Tallinn next year !

Absolutely stunning view of this UNESCO world heritage city from the top. Follow the kick backs down to the edge of the city walls. Glad I was able to find this view point tucked away in a hidden corner.

This is a great viewpoint over Central Tallinn, and it has a nice souvenir shop connected to it with great prices. Was here in November on a sunny day. A bit slippery on the ground due to ice, so be careful. Stairs with access from the north side.

Great place to watch the sunset, but due its location the colours of the sky won't appear behind the towers (or just moderately). But also worth visiting any time not just for sunset, it gives you a great overview of the wall and towers:)

One of the loveliest viewpoints you can get to in the city, really loved it 😀 There's a lot of steps to climb, buy well worth it!

Depending on the time you might find no one or a lot of tourist. If you get there from the old town there is no need to do all the stairs. Probably the best view of the town. Recommended.

For an excellent vantage point to capture a photograph of the old town, we recommend a location where the Tallinn sign is prominently displayed on the left, a spot that is quite popular with visitors.

A beautiful place to visit both in summer and winter. While it can be crowded with tourists, there are quiet corners where you can enjoy a peaceful view overlooking the city.

Another brilliant location to see over the city. Well worth the trek up to this point.

The best view of the lower town from Toompea. Try to visit early in the morning or at sunset when the cruise hordes are thinned to avoid noisy overcrowded

The best viewing platform in Tallinn for viewing the whole city! You can see the red roofs of the old town and the modern city beyond, and all the way to the sea! Great for photos, not too crowded.

Stunning free view of the city. Busy at sunset but worth it for the view.

Very nice viewpoint in old town with a great view over Tallinn.

Absolutely stunning building! You can see it from most places in old town, but it's lovely to go inside too. They don't let you take photos inside though just a heads up, but it's still worth visiting.

This cathedral is beautiful to look at from the outside. You can also get a very nice view from the Kiek in de Kök museum. The cathedral is of typical Russian style. Entrance is free.

The beautiful cathedral is certainly worth a visit. Its exterior is quite lovely, and entry is complimentary. While the interior may not be grand or expansive, it is still worth taking a moment to appreciate.

Cool architecture. A must visit. Free to go inside and watch. Easily walkable from the high parts of old town where the viewing platforms are. From here you can walk down to the square again through the wall, a very nice walk.

This church stands amid centuries of various leaders wanted to tear it down. The most recent was 29th century when the government did not have the money to do do. The church has several candle stations to various saints. Beautiful design.

This is a beautiful Russian Orthodox church. The architecture of this building is amazing. While the inside is not allowed to be photographed, the beauty of the outside more than allows us to enjoy this place.

The Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is striking, especially its iconic onion domes. Built during Russian rule, the cathedral’s architecture reflects its historical role as a symbol of power, and gives you a real sense of that story. Fascinating and visually stunning! It's a must-see if you visit Tallinn.

This was our first visit to Talin. We were on a cruise in the Baltic Sea and this was one of the stops. We were easily able to see all the major historic sites on our self guided tour using google maps and my own research. It is a beautiful old city. We walked into the town hall square and found wonderful collection of old buildings including the Town Hall Building built in the 1200s I believe. Lots to see here.

This Square in Tallinn’s Old Town is a vibrant and picturesque area, surrounded by stunning medieval architecture. The historic Town Hall is the centerpiece, and the square is always buzzing with activity. We enjoyed coffee, beer, and food at different restaurants around the square, each offering great views and a lively atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot to relax, people-watch, and soak in the beauty of the Old Town. A must-visit when exploring Tallinn.

Great gathering place in Tallinn old town. Spacious, great view, many shops and restaurants.

Quite a beautiful part of Tallinn, could be straight out of Austria or Bavaria. Plenty of public seating to enjoy the architecture, although it's a little unfortunate the city has allowed all the tourist trap restaurants to sprawl out onto the square. Nonetheless, well worth a visit.

Tallinn’s Town Hall Square is absolutely vibrant and full of life! The cobblestone streets add so much charm, making every step feel like walking through history. Surrounded by countless bars, cafés, and restaurants, it’s the perfect spot to relax, people-watch, or enjoy local flavors. The views are stunning – from the iconic Town Hall itself to the surrounding churches and seasonal shows that bring extra energy to the square. Whether by day or night, this place feels magical and is truly the heart of Tallinn.

Ive never seen such an architectural beauty. As if the city was mapped out to be a work of art. Old town Tallin is a must to see. Its like my dna has longed for something so familiar and I never knew it. Check it out!

A very polite and nice gem in the heart of Tallinn. Regardless of the time of year or time of day, if there is one place you must visit when you are in Tallinn, then Raekoja plats is it. The atmosphere is nice. With fairs in the winter and walkways and seating areas in the summer, this place offers a place that is beautiful to look at and beautiful to be in.

The Tallinn town hall is your typical museum setup. Info about the old town since the 1300s. Not much to say about that. The tower was pretty cool though. Got to go up to the bell and see the city from there. Not sure if the €20 was worth it.

A top stop! Lovely preserved old building with cool stuff and good descriptions in English. Plenty to see, it’s not just a reading experience. The floor just under the roof is super cool. If you’re up to it, climb the tower for a unique view. Note the climb is very steep, can be very crowded and may have a long.

Most people only talk about the Tallinn Town Hall for its beautiful building, but there is so much more to it. Can you imagine that it has a museum inside? I didn’t know until I went there. I like the museum because it talks about a special street, the “Pikk Street”, in Danish this would translate to “dick street”. Good thing Estonia isn’t Danish anymore. But funnily enough this reminded me of all the Dicks Streets back in Luxembourg. A strangely comforting thought. There are many places to sit down in the museum, which is a criteria I always use to rate the visitability of a museum. Especially because I have a friend who loves to sit down. The more my friends can sit, the happier I am. We also found out about the Estonian fascination with weather vanes. They’re not just regular weather vanes, they are enormous. You can really not miss them on top of churches or in this case inside the museum. Now coming back to the start, people may admire the view of the building but from the museum you have a beautiful view onto the city. It really is a must visit.

This old town feels like stepping straight into a fairy tale – except instead of a dragon, you’re most likely to bump into a tourist wielding a selfie stick. Narrow cobblestone streets twist between colorful medieval buildings, and no matter which way you go, the town hall finds a way to peek at you from somewhere – like it’s playing hide and seek, and always winning. The atmosphere takes care of itself. While you're sipping coffee or nibbling on a local pastry, a horse-drawn cart might gently roll by, and someone in medieval costume could pop around the corner. For the tourists? For fun? Or maybe just a lost time traveler. Who’s to say. Town hall itself is a Gothic masterpiece from the 14th century, and it still holds court with pride. If Tallinn does one thing exceptionally well, it's blending history with charm. And if you find yourself taking photos of the same tower from every imaginable angle… trust me, you’re not alone. This place does that to people.

Tallinn Town Hall has its own museum inside dedicated to both the building’s past and the city’s. It was interesting to learn that there were writings about the Town Hall from 1200s. Entrance fee is 20 euros but free if you have a Tallinn city card.

Tallinn Town Hall is a stunning landmark that perfectly captures the spirit of the Old Town. The Gothic architecture, intricate details, and panoramic views from the tower make it well worth a visit. Inside, the exhibits give a fascinating glimpse into Tallinn’s rich history and civic life. Whether you’re exploring the square below or climbing to the top for amazing city views, the Town Hall is a must-see stop for anyone visiting Tallinn!

It takes about an hour to look round the town hall. The tapestries and carvings are nice, I was lucky in that one of the employees who works in the museum was happy to answer questions about the exhibts. The attic has lots of information boards explaining how the town hall was restored. The cellar contains an older version of the weather vane 'Old Thomas' but there is no explanation as to who he was. Would not recommend to a family with children.

I give 5 stars for the atmosphere and the team members there are in the character of a middle age tavern. I tried the cabbage pastry, it's amazing, some other customers loved the elk soup, but I found it a bit salty, overall still 5 stars for the experience. If you are not too keen on the food, I guess you can just order a beer to soak in the atmosphere.

Tucked away in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town, III Draagon is a truly unique dining experience that takes you back to the Middle Ages. The moment you step inside, you’re transported into a medieval tavern — dimly lit rooms, rustic wooden tables, and servers dressed in authentic medieval costumes. The atmosphere feels both cozy and mysterious, as if you’ve stepped into a different century. The restaurant offers a small but memorable menu. One of the highlights is their bone soup, a rich and flavorful broth filled with lentils, carrots, and pieces of bone marrow. It’s not only delicious but also fun to eat — or rather, drink — since it’s served in a clay bowl without a spoon, so you sip it directly, just like in the old days. The portion is generous, and for just 5 euros, it’s an excellent value. To accompany your meal, you can enjoy a pint of beer for 7 euros, along with freshly baked bread. There are two cozy rooms inside, each with 4–5 tables, and four outdoor tables that can seat around 20 people. The ambiance is peaceful, especially in the evening when the lights are low. The tavern also provides separate restrooms for men and women; they’re free for guests, but there’s a small fee (€1) for outsiders. Payments can be made in cash or by card. Overall, III Draagon is a must-visit for tourists seeking an authentic and entertaining medieval experience in Tallinn. It’s not just a meal — it’s a journey through time.

The restaurant is small, decorated in a nice medieval style, in the main square of the town. You must know that entering the restaurant you are going to roleplay a tiny bit of medieval life, being in a tavern after a long trip on your horse. The lady plays a very good role, speaks perfect english, and feels like she is a maid of another era, kudos to her. The ox rib is amazing: soft meat on a big bone. If you love meat, take that and it will be enough as a meal. The ambiet is really nice: dim lights with real candles. You can even catch your own pickle from a barrel by stabbing it with a wooden stick, pretty fun! Whoever does not understand the roleplay should not post bad reviews. The waitress is not rude, she is playing a role, and very fun to talk with if you roleplay back! The medieval style is all around the city, many other vendors dress like old fashion times.

Amazing, authentic place – right in the heart of the old town! Everything is arranged in such an original way – the dishes, the waitresses, everything! The food is delicious, and you eat without any cutlery! You even have to bring your dishes back yourself. A really fun part – you get to fish out your own pickled cucumber from a barrel! In short, 10 out of 10 for the experience!

We visited III Draakon while exploring Tallinn’s Old Town and it honestly felt like stepping back in time. The little tavern is cosy and atmospheric with flickering candles, wooden mugs and staff dressed in medieval style. We ordered the famous elk soup which was hearty and full of flavour, just perfect for a cool day. We also tried the Ox sausages and the Ox rib steak and both were delicious. Since I do not eat pork I asked about the ingredients and the staff kindly checked everything for me to make sure it was suitable. Their attentiveness really made me feel welcome. Overall it was a memorable stop with authentic Estonian flavours at a very reasonable price. I would recommend III Draakon to anyone visiting Tallinn who wants to try something traditional in a unique setting.

I got drawn on because it’s a very old building. Interesting interior, but it’s a tourist trap after all. I paid 11€ for a pastry and a watery soup with a small piece of dried elk. It’s quite small and dark inside and the sales women in a costume is trying to make you order more and also requests tips on top. Food wasn’t amazing, dark and small inside and you are supposed to buy expensive food items that shouldn’t cost that much

Forget about technology, transport yourself back in time to medieval Estonia and let your stomach lead you to delicious food!I loved it!No wifi, No lamb!Briefly no technology at all! Soup of Venison!Perfect! Sausage of Ox!SUPERB! Beer in a clay bottle! Damn it! :) hunt your pickle in a barrel! OMG Must Experience if you are in Tallinn!Thank you for maintaining your beautiful culture and teleporting me back to medieval moments!Special thanks for friendly ALDO!He made my visit better!Highly recommend!

Went with the shrimp and pork buns with Parmesan fries, but was left a bit underwhelmed. Maybe my expectations were a bit high, but these were a bit bland and could of used a shot or two of umami. On the other hand, the fries were really nice with ample doses of Parmesan cheese.

Very Nice buns and good taste overall. Also price is very reasonable for the two buns 😊

Among the options inside the market the bao was the most appealing to me. The bao itself was good, not superb though. We ordered two fillings and the spiciest one was the best. The order took a bit longer than expected and the price is fair. Try to find a table as soon as you get there, as the place can get packed and you might need to eat standing.

Lovelly little place inside renovated old market hall. I had BBQ pulled pork and my wife had Vegan Portobello. Both were very delicious and generous in portions.

Amazing place to buy some baos and take a market round. Fantastic bao dough. The bbk pork is good. Great to share for 2. French fries so (maybe too much) crunchy. Cesar salad with amazing spicy crunchy chiken is a really good option.

Baos are tasty, but they are rather small for their price in my opinion. It's good as a snack before heading on a train, but if you need something more fulfilling as a proper meal then there are many better options nearby. Service was very friendly, I have no idea why other reviewers have said otherwise.

1 order was mostly filling and delicious, but a bit expensive, but that's expected of a food court. Took a bit long compared to other stalls, but still speedy. Busy for a Thursday early afternoon

Definitely a wonderful experience, but do not count on the food as a meal for the day especially if your from the Arab region. We ordered the deer dish to share just to be cautious and we never finished it! I recommend coming in just for the experience and maybe try something out of curiosity but don’t count on the food flavors too much. The bathrooms were absolutely terrible and overall I believe the place could be maintained better than its current status (unless its part of the intended atmosphere) The staff were the highlight of the experience, they are so into character with their gestures, language, and overall spirit. Would not come back again but would recommend visiting at least once.

Even though this looks like a textbook tourist trap, and the dishes are rather expensive, this was an overall good experience for me. The restaurant looks interesting, and the waiter was pleasent and quick. I ordered a meat tasting plate (as it was one of the rare cheaper options), and was surprised at how tasty it was. I really enjoyed it. The downside is that if you are very hungry and also short on money, this place is better to be avoided as the full course for lunch would cost a fortune.

This is my dream restaurant. It's fully lit by candles and has a medieval theme. It's super spacious - 3 levels. Attention to detail is well appreciated. The bathrooms especially! At first I couldn't find the toilet paper and soap! 🤣 Yes it's slightly pricey but worth it in my opinion. Staff are incredible ! After all, this is a whole experience in itself. Best birthday feast ever.

This restaurant offers a delightful setting reminiscent of bygone eras, and the cuisine similarly reflects traditional practices. While the food may present a different flavor profile than what we, as Asians, are typically accustomed to, it is not necessarily a negative reflection, simply a distinct experience. The true highlights are undoubtedly the restaurant's ambiance and the staff, who are elegantly attired in traditional clothing.

An unforgettable, immersive medieval dining experience! The moment you enter, the middle-age atmosphere is palpable and truly impressive. It's not just the decorations; the food taste also contributes significantly to the feeling. I highly recommend the tender deer fillet, the distinct honey beer, and the hearty dark bread. Although the cuisine isn't Michelin-level perfection, it absolutely nails the authenticity of the medieval theme. The service was phenomenal. Waiters and waitresses in traditional clothes were always helpful, patiently introducing the menu, and making personalized recommendations as if they were dining with you. P.S. A special shout-out to the unique design of the men's room—worth a peek! 🤣

Went for dinner and was not disappointed! Absolutely fantastic environment with staff dressed and speaking periodically correct. There was also a live band playing original instruments and music. Food was delicious too. Dinner and a drink cost €60 but was well worth it. I highly recommend it.

The main thing about this restaurant is the old world charm. They have created a great experience with retaining the decor, the food to follow and good service. However, since Tallin is mainly catering to tourists, this was the only place during our trip to Finland-Tallin, the server asked us for a tip. Food is overpriced for sure, but I suppose if you are looking to experience something different and eat some unique meat like deer and bear, this is the place to visit

Fantastic little restaurant close to the old town square. Opens at 18:00 - right in time for a late dinner. Booked a table - just in case - easily done on their website. Very kind and attentive staff, explaining each dish and advising if needed. The food was spectacular - the crispy organic chicken - simply to die for. I do not exaggerate when I say it was the best chicken i ever ate. The meat was fresh, moist and cooked to perfection. The cucumber + mint bedding was fantastic as well. Overall a great composition. As sides we had truffle potatoes and broccolinis. And for dessert - the mergangue - which was crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside topped with berry sauce, pistachio sauce and pumpkin seeds. Amazing combination. We also had the amaretto parfait - which disappeared from the plate in no time. Definitely a place worth recommending. Chapeau bas to the kitchen staff and the waitresses!

Loved everything about my little lunch here. I say little, because the portion to price ratio is my only concern, otherwise I could have eaten three grilled mushroom with tamarind sauce skewers - it was that good. But since they were $12 euros a piece, I settled on one, added a Ceasar salad, and left happy.

The food was stellar! I would especially recommend the friend eggplant starter. We also got a great recommendation for a natural wine from our server, so don't be afraid to ask about the menu!

Nice looking place with very friendly service and good selection of different kinds foods to taste. The problem unfortunately was that the offerings were so varied in quality that some of us won in the lottery and some lost. Let's go over the food in detail. The herring appetizer had so much crispy batter on top that I could not taste the herring from underneath, which was real shame. At this price I want something else than batter, even though the batter was delicious. The mushroom appetizer had nice and complex flavours, but was overly spicy, if you don't have any tolerance to chilies you'll suffer. Tartar was oddly served without egg, which did not get rave reviews from our table. Sides were the best part of this place and they really shined. Bread had a deep and sugary flavour with excellent home made butter. Corn ribs were tasty and new potatoes were plenty and the herby oil they were served with was perfect addition. The shashlik main was delicious, but very, very small for the price. Chicken was huge and had very good garnishes and was clearly the best deal of them all. Steak was a disappointment, they prepared it wrong and the taste was not up to the price at all. Fish had excellent flavour and nice textures and there was enough of it to justify the price. The waiter listened to our feedback very graciously and was sorry about all the stuff and offered to replace the steak. So were happy that they took the feedback seriously and the atmosphere was good. I hope they can improve based on this! They had some really good hits here, but sadly the missed and inconsisteny lowered the score.

Excellent food, unusual recipes very well presented, friendly service. Delicious the fried eggplant and the chicken !

Great customer service and great food. Though the patio in the back is noisy (some kind of machine noise) and smelled kind of bad(don’t know if it was from the toilets or something else).

Evening was perfect: the food, the service, the ambience. Fried eggplant was is highly recommended. The Chocolate cream & beetroot foam was delicious and reach. One portion would be enough for two people. Gertrud, our waitress, was knowledgeable, kind, and patient.

The Lennusadam Seaplane Harbour has an impressive building and some fascinating exhibits, especially the submarine and historic boats. The interactive displays and children’s play areas are fun and the location by the water is beautiful. I would say, It’s worth a visit if you’re interested in maritime history, otherwise skip it.

This is a fantastic museum, I only really wanted to go for the sake of going inside submarine. However, it turned out to be so much fun. It's very interactive, lots of exhibits for you to play around with. You can go in a flight simulator, drive toy boats, climb netting from a ship mast & much more. Out the back, there's also boats you can see/go on with your ticket. Be careful trying to climb inside the submarine though, it's not an easy feat 😂. This museum is included in the Tallin card which I highly recommend you buy.

Simply put one of the best museums I’ve been to. It’s like no expense was spared when building this place. They have a beautiful building which houses a huge submarine that you can fully explore. They have lots of interactive exhibits including a flight and boating simulators. And outside there were at least four boats or small ships you could go on. I would highly recommend vista if museum if in Tallinn.

Wonderful naval museum! They have an original mine laying submarine from the 1930s as the centerpiece; also a very interesting section about the Estonian Navy; plus the remains of an medieval boat; plus a large section about sea mines; plus so much more. And they have lots and lots of activities for kids, like two bi-plane simulators, some boat simulations, a harborbwhere you can steer your own ship .., it is just a marvellous place if you are interested in maritime things. And there also is a very nice café on a terrace overlooking the museum. A clear highlight of any visit to Tallinn! There is ample parking space around the museum, but you have to pay with the Snabb-App, since the parking is managed by this company. And beware - they are diligently checking, if you have paid ...

Superb museum. This is how items should be displayed in a 21st century museum. Fantastic lighting, interactive displays and interesting artifacts. No dusty cabinets here. Highly recommended and don't forget to go outside and go on the boats as well, they are included in the entrance fee but this wasn't made clear when we arrived 😁

Lennusadam is one of the most impressive museums I’ve ever visited 🚢✨. Housed in a stunning seaplane hangar, it combines history, technology, and hands-on fun in the best way. Walking through a real submarine, seeing historic ships up close, and exploring interactive exhibits makes it an experience for all ages. The building itself is breathtaking, and the harbor views outside are just as beautiful. A perfect mix of learning and adventure—this isn’t just a museum, it’s a full journey into Estonia’s maritime past.

Amazing family activity with lots to experience, ideal for all ages, from toddlers to preschoolers to teens. The museum has plenty of stations and little to no wait to experience the different activities. Stations worked well and are of interest as they cover various topics. Drive a boat, pilot a plane, get in a raft, visit a submarine and explore a playplace for 0-6 years old. The museum is kept clean and tidy. Has several accessibility features (sign language, braille, relief pathways) The exterior boats can be visited without any wait. Get in an ice breaker or a 1940s US crusader. Enough to keep the family busy for 4 hours! The cafe restaurant has a good selection of meals at reasonable prices.

We enjoyed a few hours strolling through the Creative District with up eat sounds of music from venues, cafes, eateries, and exhibits. The street art including wall murals and 3D displays show the works of many native and local artists. The Photograpy Museum offers a great museum with relaxing coffee shop, gift shops with ingenious photo gifts. The central area offers an outdoor free exhibit of framed modern works. We enjoyed a wine and end-of-day 50% off sale on some gluten free options, including a chocolate gluten free cake. Enjoy strolling, snacking. and appreciating art. Accessible venue.

A cool place, very instagramable. Parking is close and cheap. Plenty of little shops to walk around once you've seen the art outside. Great coffee and bakerys inside too.

Nice place to see creative and colourful murals. You can walk around There are free parks available for kids as well. There is a photography museum also near by.

Everyone kept telling me go here so I walked there from the old town. Pleasant spacious area with street art and lots of al fresco eating and drinking options.

If you are a graffiti fan this is worth a visit, I was there really early in the morning so not sure how any cafes/bars/businesses are.

What a great place! Very creative, a lot of interesting street arts, bistros and pubs. Best part of Tallinn!

An assortment of small shops where vendors and artisans sell various crafts, clothing, and products. Worth visiting; a reasonable walking distance from Old Town.

If you want a great view of the cit, pay the 8 € fee and climb the stairs. It is a narrow, winding staircase that takes you up about 250 steps to get a view of the city from about 60 meters above street level. The same staircase is used for going up and down so sometime you have to step aside to allow people to squeeze past you.

Great view of the Tallin city. 360degree Free entrance to the church Tower ticket 8 euro In the 1500s, (if i am not wrong)It used to be the tallest building in the world, ship use the church as a preference guide. Therefore, the thunder hit the church quite some times. It was burn and rebuild several times. Very worth of climbing up for a good view of the harbor and the city itself.

Impressive church inside but it's all about the view from the tower for me! It's a narrow staircase to the top, I didn't have to pass anyone but I'd imagine it's awkward, there are a couple of seats half way up should you need a rest, but the view is very much worth the trek upwards

I visited St. Olaf's Church during a day of sightseeing in Tallinn. I paid 8 Euros for admission to the tower. It's quite a hike, and to be completely honest, I found the top a little scary (it's quite safe though) in the moment. You can buy a ticket there, and the church can process card payments for the tickets, but if you want something from the giftshop, you'll need cash. Beautiful views!

Impressive church with a huge tower, visible from all over Tallinn. Sadly, both the church and the tower are not open for visits outside of the summer months (except for actual services on Sunday). A bit disappointing that one of the major historic monuments of Tallinn is not open during the year.

The entrance for the St. Olaf’s Church is free unless you want to climb to the tower which is supposed to provide you with an amazing view of the city. We preferred not to climb to the tower of St. Olaf’s church due to it’s stairs and due to the fact that St. Nicholas church has an elevator going up to its tower which is really close to St. Olaf’s. The interior of the church has a gothic style and the walls are mostly empty. The most striking thing about the church is how high it is.

A tough climb but so worth it. The stuff (in the ticket booth) was so kind and friendly. The 270 stairs are medieval and as such very hard to climb, even though there is a resting place half way with 4 chairs. But if you have enough will power, it won’t be a problem. Up stairs, it’s not for the faint of heart as the platform is narrow, high up and very “solid”. It’s probably the best view of the city, and I’ve climbed most of the towers there!

Great and extremely informative maritime museum. Would be useful and entertaining for those who are into ships and not only, eben for kids-many things to do)) 5 floors - each dedicated to a different topic with different exhibits and stuff to do, build, touch.. spend there 1,5 hour.. And bonus--u get to know all the history of the tower with the city view at the top)

This is an extremely well done museum in a historic building. Give yourself plenty of time to explore all the exhibits on all the floors. There are lockers on the sub floor and a cafe with amazing views on the roof. There is a great geocache on the rooftop area

This museum is pretty cool, it's also got a rooftop terrace you can get some lovely views of the city from. Don't confuse this with the Seaplane harbour museum if you want to go into the submarine, this isn't the one. This museum is included in the Tallin card, so definitely check it out if you have one.

The Estonian Maritime Museum is where history sails right into fun ⛵⚓. From ancient shipwrecks to a full-size submarine you can actually walk through, it’s like stepping into a time machine—only way cooler and less risky. The exhibits are super engaging, the views from the top are stunning, and I left feeling both smarter and slightly more qualified to be a pirate. 🏴‍☠️😂 A must-visit in Tallinn if you love history, ships, or just pretending to be Jack Sparrow for a while.

Located in a massive tower of the old town wall, they have exhibits of cogs ( including the original wreck of a medieval cog hanging from the ceiling), sailing ships, steam ships and modern motor ships on four stories. You can either take the stairs or the lift. The exhibitions mainly consist of very nice models of ships and some miscellaneous artefacts. At the top floor, there is a terrace with a wonderful view above Tallinn.

The museum is big, the fee is pretty low. A lot of interesting stories and items, there are also a few interactive exhibits, like tying a knot. You also can see some of the ships from the rooftop lookout. Must for anyone who likes ships.

A very well done museum.. not so many object but well curated! A but expensive! But childs dedicated!

A cool place with a rustic atmosphere, plenty of seating area both inside and outside. We went there for dinner and were able to get a table without reservations, (although it might not be like this on weekends). The pizzas from their pizza menu were really tasty and when i asked to remove something from mine, they were open to customisation :).

Fantastic food spot in Tallinn. First of all, the staff and the place deserve alone 5 stars. The lady that welcomed us managed to find us a table for 2 even if they were pretty full and the guy serving us was really friendly and helpful. About the place, it has an incredible urban vibe. From what I read, it was an old factory that is now transformed in this place. Really great vibe and great music too. In the 15 minutes wait for our table, we ordered the mint mocktail that was surprisingly really tasty. The food choices are really interesting. Originally we wanted to take one portion of dumplings and one of loaded fried but then, looking at the pizza menu, we ordered also a beetroot, green onions and goat cheese pizza. Generally we don't really like beetroot, but the flavour here was subtle and enjoyable. The pizza choices in general were really unique and loaded with toppings, making it also a nice value for money. About the taste, it was all really nice, just everything slightly salty, but not too much to ruin the taste. F-Hoone is absolutely suggested for a dinner out and try their pizza, they're tasty and with interesting toppings.

Visit to F-Hoone, Telliskivi tn 60a, 10412 Tallinn. The place is located in the Telliskivi area, known for its art and creative atmosphere. We managed to get one of the few tables that wasn’t occupied or reserved. My choice was easy – Pizza Nduja with extra chili. My son chose the smashed burger with sweet potato fries. Both the pizza and the burger were good, and the service was fast and friendly. A small minus for the poorly cut pizza. What wasn’t good, however, was the toilet – the door needed a lock.

Excellent food and cool surroundings. Pretty decent service as well (went for an early lunch and it was fairly quiet). They have a decent beer and drinks selection and my wife enjoyed the virgin cocktails a lot.

Very cozy and original atmosphere, lots of tables but still feels intimate. The soup was tasty (a bit spicy), and I really liked the cauliflower. A very strange choice in the men’s restroom – open toilets.

Food is delicious! It was fairly busy when we dined here, but service was still friendly and we didn't feel rushed. We were seated on a nice covered patio. We had some local beers and loaded fries for starters, the fries had lots of flavor and sauce. For our main course we had the crispy chicken on Belgian waffle, it was a perfect blend of salty and sweet! 👌

F-Hoone was our last dinner stop in Tallinn, Estonia, on September 6th, 2025, just before heading to Helsinki. We had actually tried to get in the Friday before but it was nearly impossible, with people queuing outside, a sign of how popular this place is, and one of the reasons we decided to give it a try. The menu is straightforward and waiting times were reasonable. Here’s what we ordered: Duck confit bao – €9.20 Loaded fries with pancetta and parmesan – €8.40 Crispy chicken with Belgian waffle and coleslaw – €13.10 Korean-style rice noodle dish (tteokbokki) – €13.00 Vallformosa Cava, Origen Brut Reserva – €8.70 Chocolate–mascarpone cake – €5.00 Total: €57.40 The crispy chicken was a bit too sweet due to the sauce, while the Korean noodles were extremely spicy, so much so that finishing half was nearly impossible. While I respect everyone’s preferences, I personally didn’t quite understand what makes this spot so popular and crowded, as what I had felt like ordinary food without anything particularly special. Would I recommend it? Yes, it’s worth experiencing, but I can’t say it stood out in any memorable way for me. Thanks.

Lee Restoran is located in Tallinn’s Old Town, just a few minutes' walk from the Town Hall Square. The restaurant’s courtyard terrace is truly enchanting, offering a serene and beautiful setting. Inside, the dining room is tastefully decorated, with a striking red sofa lining the wall and drawing the eye across the space. The dishes were flavorful and well-prepared, though they stopped just short of perfection. That said, the sauces were outstanding and deserve special mention. The staff was friendly and welcoming throughout the visit. Well worth a visit if you’re in the area.

We booked a table for two at the start of dinner, but the restaurant was already a full house, highlighting its popularity. The interior is beautifully designed, featuring a stunning garden and a rustic yet elegant ambiance that enhances the dining experience. We started with the beef tartare, which was presented uniquely with large, tender bits of ground meat, complemented by smoked oyster cream, shallot, and tarragon. The ceviche was fresh and vibrant, offering a delightful balance of flavors. For mains, the steak was perfectly cooked, and the grilled asparagus risotto with green peas and marinated ramson was a standout, showcasing the chef's skill in balancing textures and tastes. The staff were attentive and knowledgeable, providing detailed explanations of each dish and enhancing the overall dining experience. While the pricing is on the higher side, the quality of the food and the ambiance justify the cost. Lee Brasserie offers a refined yet approachable dining experience, making it a must-visit for those seeking exceptional cuisine in Tallinn.

We visited this place on a Tuesday night and had such a wonderful experience. The food was absolutely excellent, the atmosphere warm and inviting, and the staff welcoming and friendly. A special thanks to Catherine –she was really attentive and nice, and made the evening even more memorable. It was truly the perfect spot for a birthday dinner!

First of all, the service was terrible. The waitress made our dinner uncomfortable — almost the entire time, she didn’t understand what we wanted or trying to order. The atmosphere was tense and unfriendly. Main courses took 40 minutes to arrive. The food was mediocre and definitely not worth the money. Nothing outstanding about this place. We left almost 150 euros and just felt confused.

Beautiful interior and pleasent service. Tasty food and good location. Not too pricey.

Beautiful experience. We loved the interior and exterior of the restaurant. The staff was very professional and kind. We started with bread and delicious butter and salt. The Japanese omelette and beetroot starters were very delicious and had interesting textures. Interesting fusion of Japanese and Estonian cuisine. I loved the Asian twist to different dishes. I highly recommend pain perdu with matcha ice cream. Overall, great experience.

The food is very simple but well-prepared; portions are small; the pricing is overrated. The staff is inattentive. Does not meet the Michelin Guide standard.

We chose Art Priori for a special celebration and it did not disappoint! The cuisine was creative, with a new summer menu that tasted so fresh and flavorful. Service was outstanding and the dining room was gorgeous. Extensive wine list with good choices at multiple price points. Really happy with our choice!

ambiance blends fine art with fine dining, elegant yet cozy. The food? Absolutely superb. Every dish is crafted like a masterpiece, both in taste and presentation. A must-visit for food and art lovers alike! 🎨🍽️

Very good service, excellent location and some truly amazing flavour combinations! There were some minor things to be fixed (no one asked about steak preferences or risotto was slightly overcooked), but common experience was very good and will come back to try more things!

Over rated, atmosphere is really cool. Food? Nothing to remember! Starters were good and that’s all. There are some cool places around. We chose the place since it was Michelin recommended but it didn’t matched the expectations.

As the overall dining scene in Tallinn continues to hold its strong standards, Art Priori truly stands out — a restaurant that never fails to deliver an exceptional experience. Each visit feels like a celebration of fine dining at its best, intertwining exquisite flavors with attentive, thoughtful service. On our recent visits, every course has been wonderful. We’ve started with oysters the last times — always fresh, delicate, and beautifully presented. From the new menu, I’d especially highlight the Scallops Crudo — an absolute gem that’s not to be missed. You can never go wrong with their tartare, either, a classic that reflects the kitchen’s refined touch perfectly. Nothing too much, nothing missing. If this already whets your appetite, I’ll leave the mains and desserts for you to discover yourself — they’re worth the anticipation. The interior mirrors the same level of artistry found in the kitchen — thoughtfully curated, with attention to detail and a sense of timeless elegance that makes the whole experience feel complete. A special mention to Valeri and Getter for their warm and impeccable service, which adds so much to the overall experience. The wine selection is excellent, with thoughtful pairings that really let the dishes bloom. Art Priori remains one of Tallinn’s true culinary highlights — a place that continues to stay true to their values and integrity in a world that so often trades authenticity for standardisation.

Delightful menu with fine starters, tender fish and meat mains, and tasty desserts — a great example of modern fusion cuisine with Estonian touch. Signature cocktails were outstanding, with both alcoholic and alcohol-free options, plus a good wine selection. Hospitable staff and excellent service made the evening memorable. Would definitely come back again.

My go-to place in Tallinn for the best pornstar martini and steak tartare around. The service is warm and professional and the atmosphere is enhanced by artworks on the wall. Not cheap but absolutely worth the money!!

We booked a table weeks in advance when we knew we were visiting Tallinn. We ate there on a Monday evening in the summer but the place was fairly empty. We were sat at the back of the restaurant in the main room and felt we were away from the atmosphere. The decor is really nice - modern, clean and industrial while at the sane time warm and cosy. As a vegan, they had no problems adapting the menu. As a starter I had a grilled asparagus with the a creamy truffle sauce and for a main meal had an incredible risotto. The frozen chocolate cake with berries was insanely good! Unfortunately the staff weren’t friendly or inviting and they were not generous with the wine. Tip! Buy a bottle otherwise you’ll get a very tiny pour. When our waitress poured the wine, we assumed it was a splash just to taste the wine but nope!

Absolute delight! 🙌 The food was exciting, fresh, jummy in each bite, service sincere, urban-sleek yet friendly surroundings. And amazing seafront that can be a plus not only in the summer heat but also in a cold autumn evening (this evening: aurora borealis as a compliment from the nature ☺️)

Absolutely love this place! Found it on Michelin guide & dined here twice on a short trip. Run by a young, smiley & super helpful staff. Food is excellent and location by the marina is hard to beat. Highly recommended.

For us it was the best restaurant we visited in Tallinn. Outstanding food, very friendly service. Highly recommend visiting.

We had been waiting for this restaurant experience and booked a table well in advance, because we know that the restaurant had received a Michelin recommendation. Well, I don't remember when we had received such poor service. At the start we ordered (3pax) 3 breads to start, we got 5 pieces, when we asked the waiter about it, she said that everyone could taste it? A what??? At this point, it didn't even occur to me that my asparagus starter would come with all the main courses? 😒 The only thing we got a correct time was a water, all other got drinks we got a little after the main courses and even then so I got the risotto and the asparagus "my starter" at the same time whit all the other main courses???? So..When the dishes were served, we asked about this; were told that the drinks had just arrived, the order regarding was completely ignored. This restaurant completely lacks control on the serving side, there was no one to even properly correct mistakes because all the waiters were too young to understand the mistakes made. Which was a shame in itself because the food itself was good, but in this case it doesn't make up for the whole thing. I would not never recommend 😒 this place!!!

We had a great experience and enjoyed the food, the views, and the great service. We were a little hesitant at first because some reviews said service was awful. We can’t say that at all. We called to make a reso before heading over on a Sunday and no one answered. Within 5min someone called back and made the reso. We arrived and they had a great table outside on the waterfront with amazing views. The servers were all super nice and gave great recommendations. The food arrived and everything was delicious. Highly recommend.

Enjoyed the duck but not the service here this time around. For our table, the trainee was switched for a more experienced server (shift manager) after a disagreement over whether one person could order a mixed selection meant for at least 2 people for a group of 8 so everyone can try the food - probably a combination of busy friday night & trainee not being used to large group orders. That kind of dampened our experience. My duck was perfectly cooked to medium minus and the primitivo red went well with it. I quite enjoyed the really fresh beef tartar as well. I’ll probably go back, but with 2-4 people max.

The open space is perfect for a leisurely walk, and it’s surrounded by significant landmarks like the War of Independence Victory Column. The square often hosts events and is a great place to sit and take in the atmosphere.

Great square at the southern outskirts of the city. Open air basket courts and beachvolley settings complete nicely the modern square bounded on one aide by the cross of war of independence victory and on the opposite side by the Jaani church.

It is generally known as the freedom square. It has been built recently over there. It’s a nice platform to see the view. You can walk near by to restaurants.

Vabaduse väljak is Estonia’s heart of freedom. Every stone here carries a message. The huge open square and the tall glass Victory Column silently say: “We fought for independence in 1920. We lost it for 50 years. We got it back in 1991 – and we will never let it go again.” People light candles here on Independence Day, sing the national anthem here when danger comes, and celebrate here when they win. Protests start here, victories are announced here. Standing in the middle, under that glowing cross, you feel it without words: This empty space is not empty. It is full of everything Estonia had to survive to stay free. One quiet look around and you understand: This square is the proof that a small nation is still here – free.

Magnificent..quite lively on an evening. Nice walk from our hotel

It was great place to visit. I went there and it was stunning view from upsatirs

It was very nice surprise when I visited here in the middle of the day. Beach volleyball tournament and nice weather. Happy sporty people and music! 🎉 Good work Tallinn! 😎

There truly are a lot of gates in old town and out of all of them this is the best one. There are also some nice flower shops right outside the gate. I also suggest going to the park next to the gate like an upper level of the gate viewing area for some better photos and less crowds. It’s rare that the better photo spot also has less people

Ein schöner mittelalterlicher gut erhaltener Ort! Man braucht kein Ticket für den Eintritt in Tallinn Altstadt, noch um die Stadttore zu erkunden. Die zwei Türme sind ein märchenhafter Eingang mit einigen Blumengeschäften bei dem Markt vor Ort welche sich für Bilder anbieten ebenfalls kann man dort Souvenirs einkaufen! Grundsätzlich ist es sehr fotogen und viele Leute schauen es sich täglich an. Toll dort vorbeizuschauen und es zu erkunden kann es sehr empfehlen! (Translated by Google) A beautiful medieval well-preserved place! You don't need a ticket to enter Tallinn Old Town or to explore the city gates. The two towers are a fairytale entrance with some flower shops at the local market which are great for taking pictures and you can also buy souvenirs there! Basically, it is very photogenic and many people look at it every day. Great to stop by and explore, highly recommend!

Beauty historical landmark from the medieval era of Estonian.

The Viru Gate in Tallinn is a captivating entry point to the city's charming Old Town. The well-preserved medieval gates offers one a glimpse into Tallinn's rich history and serve as a picturesque backdrop for exploring the cobblestone streets and historic landmarks beyond. Whether admiring them from afar or passing through to explore the Old Town, the Viru Gate is a must-visit destination you can’t miss when in Talinn

Enterance gate of the old town is called the Viru gaye. This gate is having a beautiful ancient architecture. There is a beautiful flower market located at the entrance of the gate which adds up to the beauty of the place.

I loved this and I had a great time here. As soon as you see this gate you can’t get lost because it leads to every other tourist attraction such as Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and Toompia Castle plus the Town Hall.

Up the street you will find the main square, town hall and some restaurants. Nothing spectacular but very cute!

Nestled at the entrance of Tallinn’s enchanting Old Town, Viru Gate (Viru värav in Estonian) is a striking portal that ushers you into a world where medieval charm meets vibrant modernity. This iconic structure, often the starting point for exploring Tallinn’s historic heart, promises more than meets the eye for those who take the time to delve beyond its impressive facade. Historical Background Built in the 14th century as part of Tallinn’s formidable city defenses, Viru Gate originally featured a more extensive structure, including walls and additional towers, which were part of the city’s protective system. Over time, much of these fortifications were dismantled as the city expanded, leaving the gate as a historical remnant. The two round towers that stand today are remnants of what was once a more complex entrance to the city, serving as a reminder of Tallinn’s medieval past. Unique Features and Hidden Gems 1. Medieval Tower Secrets The gate’s twin towers are more than just picturesque landmarks; they house narrow, winding staircases that are often overlooked. While not always open to the public, during special events or guided tours, you might get a chance to explore these hidden stairs. If accessible, they offer a fascinating glimpse into the architectural ingenuity of medieval Tallinn and provide a unique vantage point for viewing the surrounding area. 2. Floral Market At the base of Viru Gate, you’ll find a bustling flower market that brings a burst of color and life to the stone structure. This market is not just a delightful photo opportunity but also a testament to the gate’s role as a gateway to everyday local life. The flowers here are fresh and vibrant, often changing with the seasons, and browsing the stalls offers an intimate experience of Tallinn’s local charm. 3. The Secret Passageways Just beyond Viru Gate, tucked away in the nooks and crannies of the Old Town, are several less-trafficked alleys and courtyards. These passageways, some of which are remnants of old defensive routes, offer a quieter, more intimate exploration of the city’s medieval architecture. Look for the small plaques and signs that tell stories of past residents and historical events. 4. Nighttime Enchantment Viru Gate takes on a magical quality after dusk. The gate and its surroundings are beautifully illuminated, casting a warm glow that accentuates the medieval architecture against the night sky. Visiting after dark allows you to experience a different atmosphere, less crowded and more serene, with the added charm of the gate’s dramatic lighting. Tips for Visiting • Best Time to Visit: Early morning or late evening to avoid the crowds and enjoy the gate in a quieter setting. • Exploration: Take time to walk through the small alleys just beyond the gate for a more authentic Old Town experience. • Photography: Capture the gate’s charm both during the day and at night to appreciate its full character. • Local Interactions: Engage with the flower sellers at the market for a bit of local interaction and perhaps pick up some Estonian blooms.

We trekked directly to this spot because I knew that the sun would be on it, early AM. It is a fantastic photo location, which also has half a dozen fabulous flower shops right outside.

It was a really impressive and interesting museum. Both offer historical information and interactive parts. You can climb the walls, the towers and go down the tunnels. The last tower is a cafe museum which showcases different chairs and bar chairs from around the historical cafes of Tallinn. Tunnels are a must but since they end outside I would recommend for you to go inside the towers and the museum first.

After going to that Da Vinci rip-off exhibition, we came to this museum to kill some time before our flight. We were actually surprised by it. You walk around the fortress wall and the towers enjoying some nice views and then down in the long tunnel watching some historical videos which were quite interesting. I think the museum did a good job making it interesting.

1 | Kiek in de Kök is a museum of the city’s fortifications, presenting the defense of Tallinn from the Middle Ages up to the 20th century. From the upper floors, there is a nice view of the entire city, including the harbor and the Old Town. The name Kiek in de Kök refers to a 15th-century artillery tower built as part of the city’s defenses. During the visit, you can also explore the tunnels beneath the city. 2 | What we liked most were the views and the authenticity of the place. The museum includes chairs from various cafés from different historical periods, which I found interesting. “Kiek in de Kök” in Estonian literally means “peek into the kitchen.” 3 | The ticket price is €16 per person, and on the first Sunday of every month, the museum can be visited for free. We spent about an hour here. 4 | At the time, it was one of the strongest artillery towers in the entire Baltic region. The tower had 27 gun embrasures and 30 for small arms, with some walls reinforced up to 4 meters thick. In some parts of the wall, you can still see stone cannonballs fired by the troops of Tsar Ivan the Terrible in 1577. 5 | During World War II, some of the tunnels served as gas-tight air-raid shelters with ventilation and reinforced doors. In the 1950s, the corridors were renovated with electricity, telephone lines, water supply, and toilets. Three-story metal bunks were brought in, allowing the corridors to serve as an emergency nuclear shelter for the city’s residents.

Really amazing museum, you get the most incredible views of the city, but also the historic exhibits are incredible. The underground tunnels are really cool, but the entrance to them is really moist and slippy, so be very careful as I nearly ended up flat on my back. This is included in the Tallin card you can get from the Tourist information shop, highly recommend getting one.

A very good museum, especially because the tunnels (bastion) beneath the castle are so interesting. It's well presented, the views from up top across parts of Tallin are good. Take your time there. You easily need 30mins plus just for the tunnels. And don't scrunch up your ticket. You need the barcode to go through auto gates to enter the tunnels. You pay just for the museum or for the towers or for the tunnels included. I recommend doing the lot.

Admission 16 for the adult Among total of three tower that you can climb up. This museum contain four towers that are all link together and an underground tunnel you can go in. It may take you roughly two hours or more. If you like history of Tallinn wall and mediaeval era. There are also a cafe loceted in one of the tower without at admission fee.

A very engaging museum for a topic (defense/city planning/firemen/etc) that is often done so poorly and dryly in other places. Great to be able to clamber through the restored areas -- do note that I do not see this being as an accessible museum for people with mobility struggles. There are a lot of steep stairs to go both up and down! *also there are manikins throughout the bastion tunnel -- creeper me right out! Take a buddy and a warm layer and you'll be fine though, just pre-warning so you avoid my initial jump scare at the bottom of the stairs down!

A very positive experience at Fotografiska Tallinn! Loved the exhibitions. Every moment was interesting, and the quality of the works was outstanding. It was great that the place wasn't crowded. I could really take my time and enjoy the art.

We enjoyed a break here for a glass of wine and Kate in the day 50% off pastry so I chose an apple tart. Yummy. Service excellent. This cafe is set in the base of the museum, a charming gift shop with prints by famous recording artists, art books, and more. The indoor seating is accessible and we choose accessible outdoor seating amid the vibe in the creative district with street murals, cafes, artists displays.

When I was here there was only 2 of 3 exhibitions open so the price was reduced which was very nice! Small shop with a lot of books and other stuff.

Exhibition of Elliot Erwitt was excellent. They have 2 floors of exhibitions and ground floor have restaurant, shop and rest rooms. It’s about 15-20 minutes walk from old town but was worth it. The neighborhood is upcoming as many industrial buildings and warehouses are being converted into residential and restaurants.

We loved visiting Fotografiska Tallinn - add it to your itinerary when in Tallinn. The whole Telliskivi is really cool!

Well curated exhibitions. Seats are easily found in the exhibition area, which is quite visitor friendly especially when you have been on foot for hours. Free toilets are on the ground floor. Re-entry to the exhibitions is allowed if you are going to the toilets.

Very interesting expositions, particularly the one of Elliot Erwitt. Very interesting art quarter surrounds the building, well worth a visit !

This is a great restaurant in Telliskivi. The atmosphere is vibrant and there are cool pieces of art on the walls. The service is very good! The food tasted very well as well, only thing to note out is that the seabass that I had as the main was a bit dull in taste. It was a pleasant dining experience!

This was our favorite meal in Tallinn! My husband and I went for our two year wedding anniversary. The service was welcoming and high quality. I later learned that our server Hayley owned and operated the place with her husband. The food was brilliant! The sea-bass was incredibly fresh and prepared to perfection. We also ordered the Tournedos Beef and the Pear Cake. The beef was and the sauce was divine. One of my faves was the pear cake, the recipe of her mother-in-law. It was made with love and comfort. I also appreciated their wine selection and opted for a great natural white. It was deliciously layered and unique. I’ll also say that I really appreciated the welcome feeling of the physical space and of the staff. Rare in fine dining. Great location too, right by the Fotografiska Museum. Well priced. I wanted to eat every meal here.

A jewel. French food tastes good here. Fish was perfectly done. Gewürztraminer grand cru was nice, dessert (fondant) was awesome. I had a small issue with the dessert and the charming waitress got it resolved in no time. Perfect place! Will visit again when in town next time.

Very cool bistro with nice staff, but with very ordinary and bland dishes. Dishes looks great but tasted very bland. Everything was under seasoned and nothing was exciting. Compared with the price, which was on the high side, the quality didn't match. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The ambience was very nice too.

It was our lunch. Interiors and atmosphere are typical for this area (Telliskivi). Big windows, high ceiling - a lot of air in the small place. Food: we tried chicken fillet, duck fillet, Tartare, vegan lemon cake and pear cake. Longest delivery time had chicken fillet - but the size was also surprisingly good. Duck had ca 150g sliced breast (tasty), puree was very thin and not much on the plate. Overall - duck was not as a main course, but more looks starter (from the size point of view). Lemon cake is served with raspberry sorbet - both are sour and not complement each other. To sum up : if you are not very hungry, then the place is good. The presentation of the food on the plate is beautiful - it pleases the eye.

Nice bistro in old industrial building with tasty food and great prices + friendly service.

Frenchy Bistro is an excellent restaurant. We really enjoyed it. The food is great as is the service and the general atmosphere. It is a 20 minute walk (if you walk slowly) from the Old Town and about 5 minutes from the train station. Enjoy!

We searched about this restaurant at the last minute for our dinner in Tallinn. Turned out this restaurant served the best duck ever I have eaten. The atmosphere was cosy. They have the open kitchen where you could see how chefs prepare your meals. The price is reasonable. As I mentioned, the duck is the plate of the house, highly recommended. However, the service was off for us. She was serving us with cold face and not enthusiastic mood.

This was on the recommended list of Backroads cycling trip. It was Sunday night and very quiet with only a few tables there were 7 of us, ordering a variety of dishes, and there were lots of complements and no complaints.

The restaurant is very beautiful. Cozy atmosphere. The waitress is very nice, talkative, and care of their customer. Foods are sophisticated and valuable for you to try! Amazing experience for me in Tallinn. I will visit this restaurant again definitely!

Amazing!! One of the most creative restaurants we’ve ever been to. Great modern Estonian with easy going non pretentious ambience - loved the live music on Friday. Impeccable combinations of flavors and textures, beautiful presentation, attentive service. Made our evening. Highly recommend all the appetizers, charcuttery board journey, lamb soup, dessert :) no room for the main - should have been with more people to give that a try too. Or we just have to come back :)

Dining at Farm is nothing short of remarkable – an experience that confidently holds its own against Michelin-starred restaurants, yet at a refreshingly accessible price. The evening began with starters that immediately set the tone: the beef tartare and whitefish were exemplary in execution. The tartare was clean yet layered, with every bite revealing depth and balance. The whitefish starter impressed with its subtle freshness, lifted by precisely judged acidity that brightened rather than dominated. Both showcased not only technical mastery but also the beauty of Estonia’s own produce, which shines through every plate. The main courses maintained this high standard. The lamb rump steak was cooked with precision, its natural flavor elevated without being overshadowed. The quail stood out as a highlight of the evening – tender, elegantly plated, and paired with corn so inventive and texturally satisfying that it became a dish of its own. Plating throughout was thoughtful and refined, never fussy, letting the ingredients speak with clarity. Dessert was the only slight misstep: a lemon sorbet that leaned too far into sweetness. Its creamy consistency suggested a deliberate balance, but in the process the delicate dandelion syrup was sadly lost. What made the experience even more impressive: everything was prepared gluten-free, without compromise in texture, flavor, or presentation. The open view into the kitchen added another layer of delight – watching the calm precision of the team at work gave a glimpse into the craft behind the plates. Service was friendly and attentive, though less formal than what fine dining often demands in other countries. This may simply reflect Estonia’s more relaxed style of hospitality, but it’s worth noting for those expecting a highly polished service experience. Tips were collected via QR code, with the assurance that part of it goes to the kitchen – something I sincerely hope is indeed the case, as the team behind these dishes fully deserves it. If there was one small atmospheric detail missing, it would be cloth napkins to fully match the sophistication of the cuisine. Beyond that, Farm offers a dining experience of rare caliber – balanced, confident, rooted in local flavors, and unforgettable.

Fine dining in Tallin! Very good Cuisine, we had mussels and then Quail as main dishes. Prepared to the point charming friendly service, kindly advising and serving professionally. Thank you and thank you for recommending the wine. LGBTQ friendly

Worth visit for sure. Potato salad with duck was superb! Rest of dishes were also of very high level and service was professional and in proper pace. Maybe just a bit lacking of vegetarian options to be perfect.

Very nice upscale restaurant, pricey but good. Very good for special occasions. Awesome service and complementary things from the chef. Interesting menu and the tasting options. We had duck breast and halibut. The duck breast was a little chewy and the halibut was a little dry and overcooked, but they took good care of us and made another halibut for us. Over all we had a great time. Pavlova was the desert and it was great, the presentation was great.

If you are not planning on coming here- change your plans. I do not remember the last time I have a better meal. It’s ridiculous they don’t have several Michelin stars- they are better than most Michelin starred places I have been. Everything was fresh and well prepared. The service is great. The food was all accessible- the tasting menu is the way to go. I had a passion fruit sour from the bar and that was amazing. My friend did wine recommendations and they were also great. Fresh. Seasonal. Delicious. Top of my list when I return. My favorite was the mussels and the initial amuse bouche, the pavlova desert was also top tier. You can’t go wrong.

This was my second visit here and it was absolutely worth coming back. The service was very attentive and friendly and we never felt rushed with the food. As for the food itself, everything was fantastic. The wine pairings worked perfectly, each dish was well balanced and tasty, even the palate cleansers we got were great! The locale itself is also beautiful and relaxing to sit in to enjoy a nice meal. We ordered the tasting menu and it is definitely the way to go as it is worth every penny. We are definitely coming back ❤️

What an experience! Exceptionally good and inviting interior. We went there with my family for my birthday. My mother liked it so much she requested we come back around Christmas time. One of the top restaurants in terms of ordering the degustation menu and what value it offers. Looking forward to being back here. Tchaikovsky stands out for its refined atmosphere - classical music, elegant decor, and an overall sense of understated luxury. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive, always making sure our experience felt special and comfortable. Each dish in the tasting menu was truly a work of art, from beautifully plated starters to the rich and creative mains, with flavors that felt both sophisticated and balanced. The desserts, especially the pavlova, left a lasting impression on all of us. It’s rare to find a place where every element is executed so thoughtfully, right down to the selection of breads and the perfectly paired wines. The environment is not only classy but inviting as well, making it ideal for celebrating meaningful occasions with loved ones. Can’t recommend it enough if you’re looking for a memorable dining experience in Tallinn. We will definitely return - this restaurant is a gem and deserves all of its accolades.

I visited this restaurant during Restaurant Week and had a great time. The tasting menu was good, the wine selection was amazing. The service was very professional, and the interior looked great. The live Tchaikovsky music was beautiful but a bit too loud and close. Overall, a very nice experience!

Tchaikovsky Restaurant – A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Tallinn An absolutely lovely dining experience. The atmosphere is elegant yet cozy, with attentive service and a refined menu. The cheese platter was exceptional, perfectly paired with a glass of local craft beer. A perfect way to unwind after a long day of walking. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a touch of class in Tallinn. Exceptional waitresses Alina and Ksrnia - thank you

Fantastic dinner with Friends! Service was amazing, thank you Ary Food and wine pairing was outstanding, haven’t experienced so well made balanced and complementing pairing. Athmosphere was such lovely with trio playing, such a crown for the evening.

The food was good. Not many vegan options. They did manage to shuffle us in last minute and that was super kind! Staff were very friendly and helpful. The interior design was very aesthetic and cozy.

We had latte, cocoa and Pavlova. Everything was amazing and the view from the first floor was astounding. We had great service. Would recommend Pavlova for everyone who likes a bit sour aspect to their desserts.

Our last lunch in Tallinn and this restaurant was recommend to us, there was no wait for a table & we were given a table on the second floor by the window with a fantastic view. The menu choices are limited but this is no doubt deliberate, as all the produce tasted very fresh. All the side dishes were amazing and highly recommend. The fish and chicken main dishes were really nice, we didn't have a starter or dessert. Service was pleasant and we were guided well ref menu options by our server Kristiina

This is superb! We walked by this on day 1 and been meaning to try. God the food did not disappoint!! Really good! Fish is well flavoured and tender then the flakes were bursting w umani. Try to kombucha to clear palate and boost ur immune :)) and the dessert cheese cake is not to be missed. I love this place for the ambient greaty quality food

We came to Tallinn on a whim for the Midsummer weekend, and unbeknownst to us it was also graduation week. Even though it was a busy Friday night, the hostess at Pegasus took us as a walk-in and sat us immediately. The patio is right on a lively main walking street and made for great dog-watching :) Our server, Artur, was a friendly young gentleman — knowledgeable about the menu and able to make a few great recommendations. He worked the room like a pro and we were quite impressed when he mentioned it was his first week at the restaurant. The food was superb. We had a bunch of appetizers, the whipped feta and tartare were real standouts. All the flavors were so well thought out, completely balanced — nothing out of place. The basque cheesecake had a delicious pistachio sorbet with lots of seeds for a little crunch, as well as a tart cherry compote and espresso foam. Again, so well thought out. A perfect dessert. Overall, our visit to Pegasus was 10/10 and we will definitely be back!

Amazing food and drinks in Tallinn - no trip to this city is complete without making a trip here! Interesting and considered menu, and as a vegetarian there were great choices. Plant forward and flavourful dishes. And the team are super friendly and kind!

Our guide directed us to this restaurant. I went in with no apprehensions of what to expect. I was happily surprised. The place is charming and has multiple floors. We sat in a window overlooking the square. Our waitress discussed with usthe menu in a lot of detail. She was very knowledgeable about it even though she said the menu had only been in place for a week. We made our order and discussed wine pairing and decided to go with the chef's recommendations. We started with the smoked salmon appetizer with citrus sauce and fermented fennel. Delicious! My partner had the chicken with artichokes cream and pickled celeriac, she loved it. I had the lamb with pickled dicon, smoked yogurt sauce and chorizo/carrots puree. Perfectly prepared with a very balanced flavors palette. For desert we shared the egg free pavlova with black currants sorbet and a splash of mint oil. Absolutely delicious! Our server was absolutely amazing never missing a beat, always there and never intrusive. I can't recommend this restaurant more... Go here!