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. The equally fashionable menu, prepared by one of Estonia's most decorated chefs, is inventive and modern with emphasis on the use of local ingredients. Here you can find mouth-watering moose dishes, home-made reductions and fresh seasonal fish.

Ö comments

• 30
  October
  2009
  Nils-Erik -
  There is a difference between "Ö" and "Õ", the-hard -to -pronounce vowel is "Õ"not "Ö" and the restaurant is not named "Õ".