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Estonian Dining Room

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Joining the long list of gastronomic possibilities to be had at the Meriton hotel chain - the Estonian Dining Room offers its guests the possibility to sample some local cuisine for a reasonable price. Read_on (No Comments)

Kaerajaan

Kaerajaan
Named after a popular national folk dance, this is an Estonian-themed restaurant with a modern twist. It consists of a café on the main floor and a slightly more formal restaurant in the top floor. Read_on (1 Comment)

Kolu Kőrts

Kolu Kőrts
Located inside the Estonian Open Air Museum in Rocca-al-mare, where 19th-century village life has been painstakingly recreated by historians, this little tavern probably delivers the most authentically rustic Estonian dining experience anywhere. Read_on (No Comments)

Kuldse Notsu Kőrts

Kuldse Notsu Kőrts
Heaven for pork-lovers, at the ‘Golden Piglet Inn’ the cooks even put bacon in the bread! This country-style Estonian restaurant undeniably caters to the tourist crowd, but we really liked the bright, folk-art motif. Read_on (3 Comments)

Leib

Leib
Another one of our new favourites, Leib - which means bread in Estonian, has hit the mark on each of the several occasions we've visited. Read_on (No Comments)

Liisu Juures

Liisu Juures
Set in a historic cellar on Town Hall Square, you'll find authentic Estonian food presented in a gourmet fashion at Liisu's Place. Read_on (No Comments)

Mekk

Mekk
For modern Estonian cuisine done right, make sure to pay a visit to the Savoy Boutique hotel’s culinary gem that is Mekk. Read_on (No Comments)

Ö

Ö
Despite being named for one of Estonia’s hardest-to-pronounce vowels, Ö is well worth seeking out. The atmosphere of stylish, charcoal-coloured furniture, with dove-wing chandeliers overhead add an artistic touch. Read_on (2 Comments)

Vanaema Juures

Vanaema Juures
True to its name, Grandma's Place treats its guests to a warm welcome and a cosy dining room filled with antiques. Take heart that there's no sign of the big, bad wolf here, though wild boar is occasionally on the menu. Read_on (7 Comments)