A Japanese restaurant in the modern Porto Franco district, Roku Resto offers Asian cuisine based on skill and meticulous care for ingredients. Its quality is confirmed by the prestigious Falstaff restaurant award.
A Japanese restaurant in the modern Porto Franco district, Roku Resto offers Asian cuisine based on skill and meticulous care for ingredients. Its quality is confirmed by the prestigious Falstaff restaurant award.
The family-owned restaurant serving Portuguese cuisine in the historical center of Tallinn welcomes its guests with coziness and amazing gastronomic experiences.
Peps is an urban restaurant and wine bar tucked away on a quiet street called Kentmanni in the heart of Tallinn. It’s a classic, beloved neighborhood restaurant which embraces a warm community of guests who come here to socialize, share news, and unwind in a relaxed atmosphere.
This Tex-Mex restaurant in the heart of Tallinn has become a true legend in Estonia. It began its history in Pärnu, where it quickly gained immense popularity, before moving to Tallinn. On July 4th, the restaurant will celebrate its 28th anniversary.
Kamikadze is a Caucasian restaurant that has been a true hallmark of quality on the capital’s culinary map since 2001. Guests appreciate this place not only for its delicious food but also for its first-class service: the friendly staff greets each guest with a warm welcome. Recently, the well-known and beloved restaurant at Mustamäe 31 got accompanied by a new, cozy and elegant restaurant at Punane 14a.
This authentic Italian restaurant in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town is a spot where tasteful, warm atmosphere and hospitality merge into a unique gastronomic experience. The restaurant is highly acclaimed by both guests and critics: it is ranked as the best local Italian restaurant and pizzeria on Tripadvisor and has received official recognition from the Italian government — the Ospitalità Italiana certification — as the first restaurant in the Baltic States to earn this distinction.
In the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town, Koyo Restaurant is a gateway to the refined world of haute Japanese cuisine. The restaurant’s name derives from the Japanese word kouyou: the changing colours of autumn leaves, beautifully reflecting Koyo’s philosophy – deep respect for nature’s rhythms, mindfulness, and the belief that true luxury lies in being fully present in the moment.
Horisont Restaurant & Bar (Michelin Guide) is more than just a restaurant; it’s Tallinn’s premier culinary landmark, located on the 30th floor of the Swissôtel. It’s the highest spot in the city to enjoy dinner, where haute cuisine meets incredible panoramic views of the Old Town and the Baltic Sea.
Tallinn has many places serving Asian cuisine, but Friends Restaurants Kristiine and Mustamäe (E. Vilde tee 128) hold a special place. The restaurants were founded by two friends from India, united by a shared dream: to introduce locals and tourists to authentic Indian cuisine.
If you’re looking for a place where gastronomy meets art, MIX resto in central Tallinn is a must-see. The restaurant has received numerous awards, including those from White Guide and Falstaff.