Tucked into part of a medieval town wall on Toompea, the family-run Bogapott is a cosy, otherworldly hideaway. Fresh, flaky pastries and sandwiches are the speciality in this combination café, art shop and ceramics studio. [...]

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Because it's all about the love isn't it. This quaint little café kind of bleeds romantic, from the ultra sinful chocolate cakes and the rich coffees to the little cans of proseco and gold framed everything, Amore really spreads the love. Quite a nice view onto Niguliste church too.
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People squeeze into this quaint, frilly, 19th-century style café for two reasons: One is that it has its own master Chocolatier who cooks up truffles from scratch, and the other is the unbeatably cosy atmosphere. Be warned that seats fill up fast and that during slow times they occasionally close a little early.
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One of the best cafés in town for ambience, Kehrweider is a snug warren of cave-like stone rooms filled with quirky, old furniture. Excellent gourmet coffees, handmade chocolates and the Town Hall Square location are other plusses, but be warned it can get crowded here.
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A sad story. Renovation has turned what was Tallinn's favourite artsy, medieval-style beer hall into a tourist-oriented café, which unfortunately lacks any of its former character. Look for simple, Estonian and international dishes on the somewhat pricey menu. [...]

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This gem of a café located in the sparkling new Solaris centre has great views, fresh foods and above all, killer desserts. Did we mention the awesome desserts? Because if you come here you should really try some of their excellent desserts. [...]

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Rae Kohvik is a café by day and a wine bar by night. Though any place with a location right on Town Hall Square might seem like a tourist trap, this one is worth visiting for its pleasant, antique-themed interior and Paulig coffees. Pancakes and full meals available too. [...]

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