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Assorted watering holes, each with its own style.

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Bayern&Böhmen Keller

Bayern&Böhmen Keller
Ah, Bavaria - the rolling hills, the great beer, the lederhosen, sturdy women with overflowing and abundant cleavage, the mouth-watering sausages and succulent schnitzels. Read_on (No Comments)

Beerwood Pub

Beerwood Pub
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Brewery Beer Club

Brewery Beer Club
With 47 different beers to choose from (including Stella on tap), a stylish interior and excellent service  - BBC certainly has a lot going for it. Read_on (No Comments)

Citypub

Citypub
A small pub across from the Radisson hotel, Citypub caters mainly to hungry people working in the area, but could just as easily work as an early-evening warm-up spot. Read_on (1 Comment)

Clayhills Gastropub

Clayhills Gastropub
Gastronomical delights by day and a great place to hang out by night, Clayhills offers up a healthy selection of local and imported beers, heart-warming and creative pub cuisine and a healthy dose of live music on weekend evenings. Read_on (1 Comment)

Drink Bar & Grill

Drink Bar & Grill
It's evident there's a passion for beer culture here, not only in its name ‘Drink Bar & Grill’ but overall, Read_on (3 Comments)

The Dubliner

The Dubliner
Part of a large Estonian chain of mediocre pubs, the most Irish thing about the Dubliner is the Guinness beer on tap and the picture of Bono on the wall. Read_on (4 Comments)

The Hard Currency Bar

The Hard Currency Bar
Located inside Original Sokos Hotel Viru, the Hard Currency Bar attempts to bring a little nostalgia back to Tallinn and it pretty much looks like it did during the Soviet times when it was pretty much the only bar where foreigners were officially allowed to go. Read_on (No Comments)

Hell Hunt

Hell Hunt
If you just want to grab a beer with friends and avoid the tourist scene, Hell Hunt (The Gentle Wolf) is probably your best bet. Read_on (2 Comments)

Ice Bar

Ice Bar
This slick, little bar in the Merchant's House Hotel has one thing going for it that the others don't - shot glasses made out of ice! Let your vodka settle for a few seconds before shooting the chilly stuff down your throat. Read_on (No Comments)

Imperial Pub

Imperial Pub
A little off the beaten track but still not a hike to get to, the Imperial is a cosy, quiet place perfect for large groups or even just a few close friends. Read_on (No Comments)

Karoliina Bar

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This quirky little bar shaped like a tunnel and dug into the hill heading up to Toompea is excellent option for a secluded, quiet catch up with friends. Read_on (1 Comment)

Kompressor

Kompressor
Students in particular seem to be drawn to this simple, unassuming bar with oversized tables and cheap drinks. Kompressor is also locally famous for its excellent pancakes, which are both cheap and filling. Read_on (4 Comments)

Lühike Jalg

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After walking up the many stepped Lühike Jalg to Toompea, this is the perfect place to catch your breath, quench your thirst and grab a bite of reasonably priced pub food. Read_on (No Comments)

Must Pada

Must Pada
This reincarnation of a longtime, local watering hole hasn't changed much, except for perhaps the name and the story of why it exists at all. Read_on (No Comments)

NYC Piano Bar

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Őlletorn

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If beer is your passion and you’d rather hang out with locals than expats, you may want to check out the ‘Beer Tower’ cleverly hidden behind some apartment blocks near the Stockmann department store. Read_on (No Comments)

Põrgu

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A great place to grab a decently prepared bite or an interesting beer, Põrgu or Hell in Estonian is worth a visit. Ironically Read_on (No Comments)

Scotland Yard

Scotland Yard
An absolute monster of a pub just outside Old Town, Scotland Yard earns praise for its quaint Victorian-library/police-department Read_on (No Comments)

The Shamrock Pub

The Shamrock Pub
Though strewn with off-the-shelf Irish décor, Shamrock's character seems mostly derived from its high-traffic location at the foot of Viru tänav. Read_on (4 Comments)

St. Patrick's

St. Patrick's
The name and décor may be Irish, but the crowds in each of Tallinn's four St. Patrick's pubs are just about as Estonian as they come. Read_on (1 Comment)

Talukőrts

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You need to offer something special if you expect people to climb three flights of stairs for a drink or something to eat. Besides Read_on (1 Comment)

Vana Wiru Pub

Vana Wiru Pub
A no-nonsense, classic pub with hints of an Old Tallinn theme. Vana Wiru's ideal, Viru street location that makes it a convenient stopping place for families to hunker down with their drinks. Read_on (No Comments)

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