The airiness and frenetic lunchtime activity makes the Palace Hotel's restaurant feel like a busy train-station café at times, but if you happen to be in the area it’s worth stopping by for a bite. The small selection of heavily Italian influenced mains (pastas, Caesar salad) is filled o [...]

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The front room is a pricey, black and white café that serves up a small selection of tapas, soups, omelettes and the like. Our pasta was tasty, albeit of dietary proportions. In back is a very formal restaurant with a killer wine selection. [...]

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Taking full advantage of its prime Raekoja Plats position with a ceiling to floor glass front, Old Estonia is perfect for dedicated people watchers. The simple stylish menu is complimented by an extensive wine list compiled from wine regions across the globe. [...]

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Attached to a café of the same name, this is the first full-fledged restaurant in the popular Reval chain and we have to admit it's certainly worth a try. The interior is cosy with an old-worldly feel, and the menu is dominated by a large selection of rich pastas and a variety of fillets. Our [...]

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The swank Travel (pronounced trav-el) gives a definite touch of class to Tallinn's railway station. The menu is a mixture of international favourites including Nizza salad, Chicken Pot Pie, etc. and we quite liked the grilled butterfish. This is a great place to enjoy a decent meal or to just sit a [...]

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The 'Garden' is a highly chic establishment with plenty of opportunity to lounge while enjoying a fresh meal or light snack. The emphasis here is on healthier choices and you can choose from mains that involve spelt, hemp seeds and other intriguing additions. They even mark items on the menu that contain gluten, eggs and lactose. We thought the duck fillet cooked at a low temperature with roasted vegetables and Põltsamaa wine sauce seemed rather interesting.
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