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If you're looking for food and drink after the pubs close, don't expect much of quality. Here are some options.

Located just a few steps from the Radisson Blu hotel, this is one of the very few places that offers a place to grab a seat and a nice warm bite at any hour of the night. Read_on (1 Comment)

Dying for some döners done right? This kebab place is actually owned by real Turks who as it turns out also prepare the food. Read_on (No Comments)

Open late on Friday and Saturday nights, Loca isn't too far to stumble from Old Town and they offer a little more variety than some of the kiosks in the centre. Read_on (No Comments)

This establishment fits into several categories, but the late opening hours on Friday and Saturday nights plus their extensive pub-snack and breakfast menus are real pluses. Read_on (No Comments)

Truly one of Tallinn's scariest food choices, this all-night, drowned in questionable 'sauce' burger window serves up greasy fare to nightclub rejects and local drunks. Read_on (1 Comment)

This little 'tacos'n'more' joint offers up some pretty spicy offerings alongside a few decent pizzas and is altogether Read_on (No Comments)

This fairly non-descript pub's claim to fame is being open for all night dining and drinking. Main courses are available (in the €6 range), but we recommend you stick to the French fries. Read_on (No Comments)