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Vegetarian

Unless you've got an odd fascination with potatoes and cabbage, you probably won't find Estonia to be a very vegetarian-friendly country. There are no specifically vegetarian restaurants, and elsewhere it's hard to find anything that doesn't involve the ever-present pork chop. Your best bet is to go the ethnic food route. Indian, Thai and Chinese restaurants usually have vegetarian sections, and Italian/Pizza restaurants can always make something without meat. Beware that soups and salads can surprise you with their ingredients, so if you're strict, ask before ordering.

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Tallinn | Restaurants & Cafes | Vegetarian

Vegetarians rejoice! As far as we can tell, this cheap and cheerful establishment is the only full-fledged vegetarian eatery in Tallinn. With a cafeteria-like ambiance it’s not a bastion of fine-dining, but the dishes here are fresh and free of the ever so present ‘meat’ readily available in Tallinn. The menu changes daily and they even have a daily dish for 45kr that includes a tea or milk. A handful of vegan items are also available to those who swing 'that' way.
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Narva mnt 6

tel. (+372) 660 30 71

Open 10:00 - 18:00