DINING IN TALLINN

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Where to eat in tallinn?

Top Restaurants for Every Taste and Budget

Looking for the best restaurants in Tallinn? Whether you’re planning a romantic evening, a stylish night out, or a relaxed family meal, Estonia’s capital offers a wide variety of food experiences – from Michelin-starred dining to hidden local gems. Here’s your guide to where (and what) to eat in Tallinn.

Top Picks by Type

180° by Matthias Diether – Two Michelin Stars

Located in Port Noblessner, 180° offers a refined tasting menu by Chef Matthias Diether, blending modern European flavors with seasonal Estonian ingredients. It’s an unforgettable experience in a stunning harborfront setting.

NOA Chef’s Hall – One Michelin Star

Situated on the coastline in Pirita, NOA Chef’s Hall delivers a creative and theatrical tasting menu. Known for its attention to detail and spectacular sea views, it’s a top choice for food lovers seeking something truly unique.

Art Priori – Fine Art Meets Fine Dining

Set in Tallinn’s Old Town, Art Priori combines visual art with gastronomic creativity. Seasonal menus are served in an elegant, gallery-like environment that turns dinner into a multisensory experience.

Mon Repos – Historic Villa Dining

In peaceful Kadriorg, Mon Repos offers refined dishes inspired by European classics in a beautifully restored 19th-century villa. A quiet, upscale alternative to the city center’s buzz.

Moon – Modern Slavic Comfort Food

Moon is a longtime local favorite in Kalamaja, known for hearty dishes, generous portions, and warm service. The menu reflects Slavic traditions with a modern twist.

Rataskaevu 16 – A Must-Visit in Old Town

Beloved by both tourists and locals, Rataskaevu 16 offers seasonal Estonian cuisine in a cozy, welcoming setting. Book ahead – it’s often fully reserved.

Lore Bistroo – Industrial Chic with Sea Views

Located in Noblessner, Lore is perfect for a stylish evening with friends. Think modern Estonian dishes, excellent wine, and a relaxed but upscale atmosphere.

F-Hoone – Cool & Casual in Telliskivi

Set in a converted factory in the creative district, F-Hoone is a go-to spot for brunch, cocktails, or dinner in a vibrant, artistic space.

Härg – Grilled Favorites for Everyone

Located in central Tallinn, Härg is a stylish but approachable spot with steaks, burgers, and salads. Spacious and welcoming, it’s ideal for families and groups.

Rucola – Cozy Italian in Pirita

This warm, family-run pizzeria and trattoria serves handmade pasta and pizzas that even picky eaters will love. A favorite for casual dinners with kids.

NOP Café – Healthy & Homely in Kadriorg

NOP offers organic dishes, smoothies, and fresh baked goods in a peaceful setting close to Kadriorg Park. Great for brunch or lunch with little ones.

Põhjala Tap Room – Surprisingly Kid-Friendly Brewery

While famous for craft beer, Põhjala’s brewery restaurant also has a broad menu and relaxed atmosphere, with space for kids and plenty of outdoor seating in summer.

Cafés & Brunch in Tallinn

– Sip, Snack & Soak Up the Vibe

Tallinn’s café scene is cozy, creative, and full of personality — the perfect place to slow down between sightseeing or start your morning with something special. From Scandinavian-inspired minimalism to snug Old Town bakeries, you’ll find excellent coffee, thoughtful menus, and a welcoming atmosphere in every neighborhood.

Top spots to try:

RØST Bakery – Artisan sourdough and the city’s best cinnamon rolls in stylish Rotermann Quarter.
NOP Café – Organic, healthy brunch in a peaceful Kadriorg setting.
Rukis – Old Town charm, cakes, and Estonian pastries in a homely café-bakery.
Fika – Scandinavian coffee culture meets creative Telliskivi energy.
Cafe Fotografiska – Zero-waste café inside Tallinn’s acclaimed photography center.

Local tip: Many cafés welcome laptops, but weekends are for brunch crowds — so plan your work sessions on weekdays.

Rataskaevu Street

– Tallinn’s Most Beloved Restaurant Row

Step into one of Tallinn’s most charming culinary corners. Just a few steps from Town Hall Square, Rataskaevu Street is lined with cozy, candlelit restaurants serving everything from vegan fine dining to hearty Estonian comfort food. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, the service genuinely friendly, and the food crafted with care.

Whether you’re in the mood for:

Romantic evenings at the legendary Rataskaevu 16
Plant-based creativity at Vegan Restoran V
Medieval feasts at Olde Hansa
Stylish modern dishes at Peet Ruut
Lively beer hall nights at Beer House

…this street has something for every taste. Expect seasonal menus, intimate interiors, and the kind of service that makes you want to linger over dessert.

Insider tip: Make a reservation for dinner, especially in summer and December.

Accommodation in Tallinn

Make the most of Tallinn’s vibrant food scene by staying just steps away from its top restaurants, cafés, and markets. Dreamstay offers over 120 stylish, fully equipped apartments in the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods — from the medieval charm of the Old Town to the creative energy of North Tallinn.

Whether you’re planning romantic dinners on Rataskaevu Street, sampling street food in Telliskivi, or enjoying brunch in Kadriorg, you’ll find a Dreamstay apartment perfectly placed for your culinary adventures.

Tallinn Street Food

– Big Flavors in Casual Settings

Tallinn’s street food scene is small but packed with creativity — the perfect way to sample both Estonian classics and global favorites without the formality of a sit-down restaurant. From elk sausage wraps to falafel bowls, and from kama desserts to smash burgers, you’ll find fresh, affordable eats in markets, container parks, and seaside pop-ups.

Top street food hotspots include:

Balti Jaam Market – Traditional meets modern in this lively food hall. Try elk sausage wraps, dumplings, and Estonian pastries.
Depoo Street Food Area – Industrial-chic container yard with smash burgers, falafel, loaded fries, and ice cream.
T1 Food Court & Skywheel – Indoor comfort with global flavors plus fun activities for families.
Noblessner Pop-Ups – Seasonal food trucks serving craft burgers, ice cream, and snacks with marina views.

Local tip: Keep an eye out for Estonian street food favorites like garlic rye bread, kohuke bars, and kama smoothies.

Planning a trip?

Stay in the Heart of Tallinn’s Dining Scene

If you want to be surrounded by Tallinn’s best restaurants, cafés, and street food spots, Dreamstay’s City Center apartments put you right in the middle of it all. From here, you can walk to Michelin-starred dining, bustling markets, and trendy wine bars — all while enjoying the comfort of a modern, fully equipped apartment.

What you’ll love about our City Center stays:

Short stroll to Old Town’s Rataskaevu Street
Easy access to Telliskivi’s street food and creative dining
Close to shopping, nightlife, and cultural attractions
Stylish interiors with everything you need for a comfortable stay

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