Narva
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Not 76%, not 93%, but a full 100% China awaits you in this cute, little, cottage-like affair set back from the street. Read_on (No Comments)

Not only is this a place for live music (which happens on weekends), Geneva is a stylish, local favourite, particularly loved for its comfy interior and good, inexpensive meals. Read_on (No Comments)

Neatly tucked into the Narva castle wall on the second floor, this eatery is only open in the summer. However, we hear from some of the locals that the views and the food are worth the climb. Read_on (No Comments)

Among the more popular of the town's restaurants, King starts out looking like a quaint, stone-lined, medieval tavern, then unexpectedly adds red light tubes and a large-screen TV to the mix. Read_on (No Comments)

Judging by our experience, the Narva Hotel's formal-style restaurant serves up cuisine that could rival even the best in the capital. Read_on (No Comments)

A great little place in the centre for a pizza or a coffee Pappa also serves up grilled meats and some tasty cakes. Read_on (1 Comment)

The town's favourite pizza place is popular and crowded. Pastas from €2, pizzas average €3. Read_on (No Comments)

Though the menu in the Hotel Inger's snappy restaurant does feature a couple of pastas, a rissoto and a tiramisu, Salvadore is not quite as Italian as its name might suggest. Read_on (No Comments)