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Caucasian

Hearty cuisine from Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan became popular here during Soviet times and continues to leave its mark on the local culinary scene.

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Tallinn | Restaurants & Cafes | Caucasian

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Serving up a chic, gourmet take on Georgian cuisine - elsewhere a relatively casual affair - Black Sheep certainly stands out in the herd. Not that anyone's complaining. The restaurant's sharp interior is worthy of a design catalogue, and the excellent trout with raisins, plums and estragon we had was far more exciting than anything you'd find at the average shashlyk (kebab) stand. Rest assured though that shashlyk and other Georgian favourites are available here too.
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Sauna 2

tel. (+372) 644 20 31

Open 12:00 - 23:00,
Sun Closed.
This one is way off the map, but it’s the only place we’ve found that makes Georgian food like they do in Georgia. The restaurant’s cosy, country tavern interior gives it a kind of downmarket authenticity, and if you can't decipher the menu, just look at the pictures. In summer th [...]



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Üliőpilaste tee 1, Nőmme district

tel. (+372) 639 32 46

Open 10:00 - 24:00,
Fri 10:00 - 01:00,
Sat 10:00 - 01:00.