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Ahoy Sushi & Bar

Ahoy Sushi & Bar
Pärnu's homage to the international sushi phenomenon is this groovy, little two-storey bar right in the middle of town. Read_on (No Comments)

Alex Maja

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If it's expertly prepared food you're after, this small and subtle downtown restaurant should be one of your first destinations. Read_on (No Comments)

Ammende Villa

Ammende Villa
Recent winner of the coveted 'Seven Stars and Stripes' award, Ammende Villa serves a variety of top-notch, creative dishes in its elegantly restored, Art Nouveau rooms. Read_on (1 Comment)

Armeenia restoran

Armeenia restoran
The plastic menus and music videos at this Armenian restaurant don't quite go with the nice, old-fashioned chairs, but at least the service is friendly. Read_on (No Comments)

Asian Village

Asian Village
In the mood for a little Asia? The cultures of India, China, and Thailand collide to form this Asian Village. You can enjoy Traditional Thai Curry while sitting in the elaborately-decorated, Chinese-themed restaurant while listening to Indian music. Read_on (1 Comment)

Café Grand

Café Grand
Perfect for gourmands and history buffs alike, the respected Hotel Victoria serves stately dishes such as baked duck breast with Read_on (No Comments)

Edelweiss

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This German/Austrian restaurant has put so much effort into its quaint, Alpine village décor that visitors will find their own hills coming alive with  'The Sound of Music'. Read_on (1 Comment)

Embecke

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The Hotel Pärnu offers a warm welcome to anyone looking for a classy meal in an international atmosphere. The menu here might not be that long, but everything on it is an inventive creation that's sure to get your taste buds singing. Read_on (No Comments)

Hansalinn

Hansalinn
When you get the hankering for a touch of Hanseatic ambience, as we all do from time to time, give this historically decorated little restaurant a try. Read_on (No Comments)

Jahtklubi Kőrts

Jahtklubi Kőrts
The Jacht Club's restaurant is a bright, open and casual affair filled with sailing trophies and other nautical do-dads. Read_on (No Comments)

Kolhethi

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Opening for the first time in summer 2011, this friendly Georgian restaurant will start with a small menu of traditional dishes from the Caucasian country. Read_on (No Comments)

Kuursaal

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It advertises itself as Estonia's biggest tavern, and the historic, 1890s-era Kuursaal near the beach is just that. Read_on (No Comments)

La Boca

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Don’t cry for me Argentina! The truth is, we found it in a rustic house right here in Pärnu. Fresh, potted exotic flowers on the window sills, lively Spanish music piped throughout and tango photos on the walls pay tribute to all things Argentina. Read_on (7 Comments)

Lemon Grass

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Join the queue as the summer crowds pour into this exotic Asian café near the beach. Every couple of minutes a waitress will pop out of the kitchen to ask who ordered the Naan bread or sweet and sour pork. Read_on (2 Comments)

Mőnus Margarita

Mőnus Margarita
This fun, downtown restaurant continues to hold its place as one of the busiest (read most popular) places in town. Read_on (No Comments)

Must Pärl

Must Pärl
The Delfine Hotel's elegant little restaurant takes the marine theme to the extreme with its wavy, seafloor walls, mood lighting and a stage shaped like a gigantic oyster shell. Read_on (No Comments)

Paradiis

Paradiis
From the outside it looks like just another Pärnu building, but inside this friendly restaurant you'll find elaborate, early 20th-century décor. Read_on (No Comments)

Passion Café

Passion Café
One of the most stylish places in Pärnu, Passion feels like the kind of place where designers would hang out. The menu consists of a wide variety of international flavours but certainly has strong Italian leanings. Read_on (No Comments)

Postipoiss

Postipoiss
Portraits of Czarist royals preside over the wooden-decked halls in this lively, Slavic-themed restaurant. The 19th-century Read_on (No Comments)

Rasputin

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For borsht at the beach, this Russian-style restaurant attached to the Sunset nightclub is your best bet. The long list of Slavic menu choices runs from Siberian pelmeni to a venison dish called Tsar's hunt. Read_on (No Comments)

Scandic Rannahotell

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The 1930s-era Rannahotell provides an appropriately starched, swank dining room as well as a wide, seaside patio where you can dine in the sun while listening to soft jazz. Read_on (No Comments)

Seegi Maja

Seegi Maja
Pärnu's historic almshouse is the perfect setting for this 17th-century-style restaurant restored to what it would have looked like in the time of the Swedish empire. Read_on (No Comments)

Si-Si Restaurant and Lounge

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Melt-in-your-mouth Italian cuisine, a sprawling patio where you can feel the warm sea breeze and top-notch service contribute to making Si-Si, a Pärnu’s hot spot. Read_on (1 Comment)

Strand

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The Strand Hotel's cheerful, ground floor restaurant impressed us by providing fast, smiling service even on a packed evening. Read_on (No Comments)

Tervise Paradiis

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This is actually the spa-hotel and waterpark complex near the beach, but it deserves mention among Pärnu's dining options because it has three restaurants offering a variety of food. Read_on (No Comments)

Villa Wesset

Villa Wesset
Starched linen, striped wallpaper and flowers painted on the ceiling make up the Art-Deco ambience that awaits you in this frilly hotel restaurant, but the elegant, indoor/outdoor terrace is the big attraction in summer. Read_on (1 Comment)