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One of the best spots in town to hang with the locals, this two-floor pub doubles as a pretty rockin' and intimate concert venue too. Read_on (No Comments)

Big Ben Pub

Big Ben Pub
A bright, red phone box, a portrait of Her Majesty... this place is even more English than pubs in England! A vast, two-level affair, Big Ben is roomy enough to accommodate several cricket teams. Read_on (1 Comment)

Hansa Tall

Hansa Tall
Decked out like an old tavern from Hanseatic times, the Hansa Tall goes all out for creating a cosy, country-style feeling. Read_on (No Comments)

Hookah bar Habibi

Habibi I love you! If you're dying for an afternoon or evening of water-piping while listening to Arabic music, this den of sweet smelling smokes will probably fill that void. Read_on (No Comments)

Illegaard

This former, legendary Tartu Jazz Club is now a jazz-themed cellar sports bar that often becomes standing-room-only Read_on (No Comments)

Kolme Ahvi Pubi

Located just below Teine Maailm, the “Three Monkeys Pub” has no primate theme or decoration at all. It’s instead named for the three cooks. Read_on (No Comments)

Kotka Kelder

Kotka Kelder
The portrait of Kenny Rogers on the wall should be a clue as to what this rustic-style basement pub is all about. An older crowd of locals drifts in on weekends to hear live bands, and the preference swings decidedly (though not exclusively) toward country. Read_on (1 Comment)

Krooks

Most Estonian towns have a place for rockers to gather, and in Tartu, that place is Krooks. That's not to say that others won't be welcome. Read_on (2 Comments)

Möku

The smallest pub in all of Tartu, Möku, a term for a kind of born loser in Estonian, is like a second Zavood albeit of lilliputian proportions. Read_on (No Comments)

NoTT

This micro-locale is a clever, bunker-like joint tucked into the side of Toome hill situated on a quiet little street just off the main drag, as it were. Read_on (2 Comments)

Őlle Tare

From the outside, the pub looks like a giant beer stein, complete with a two-storey handle. That's a fairly straightforward clue as to what goes on here. Read_on (No Comments)

Pool Kuus

If you thought the term 'grease pit' had something to do with motorsport, you obviously haven't been to this lived-in pub just off Town Hall Square. Read_on (No Comments)

Püssirohukelder

Püssirohukelder
If you're a newcomer to Tartu, make at least one stop at the Gunpowder Cellar while you're here. The world's highest pub is a former gunpowder vault that was carved into a downtown hillside in the mid-18th Century. Read_on (4 Comments)

Ränduri Pub

The Traveller's Pub evidently hasn't made up its mind whether it's a family-style restaurant, a sports bar or a log cabin. Read_on (No Comments)

Ristiisa

Ristiisa
Tartu's favourite mafia-themed pub (that's mafia-themed, not mafia-owned) is Godfather, a fairly big establishment in a busy, Old Town pedestrian area. Read_on (1 Comment)

Trepp

Brought to you by the same folks who created the delicious café downstairs, Trepp, or stairs in English, is a shots bar set in an old-world space that has been styled down to look like a student's apartment, only without the roaches. Read_on (1 Comment)

Underground

The address of this pub is officially on Küütri street but this little hole-in-the-wall rocker paradise is actually in an empty lot next to Rüütli 5, and is in fact ‘underground’. Read_on (No Comments)

Zavood

Popular with the alternative crowd, Zavood is a funky, little dive bar that's somehow managed to maintain its popularity through the years. Read_on (No Comments)

Zum Zum

Zum Zum has had a few different faces over the years and currently it appears to be marketed to a slightly older crowd. The tacky Read_on (No Comments)