🇪🇪Estonia / Tallinn

Must Puudel

Kuninga 4, Tallinn, Estonia
Must Puudel manages to blend style, flavour, and affordability into one exceptional experience. The Scandinavian-inspired interiour is charming, featuring aesthetic details like Moomin and Marimekko dishes that add a whimsical touch for fans.
The menu caters to a wide variety of dietary preferences, with plenty of vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and low-carb options. Breakfast and brunch offerings are plentiful, including creamy porridges, pancakes, refreshing smoothies, and a perfectly crafted chia pudding.
Main courses are equally impressive, with dishes like the salmon and roast beef salad showcasing a creative and refined kitchen that delivers on both taste and presentation. Pair your meal with one of their expertly made cocktails for a truly satisfying dining experience.

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Location

Kuninga 4, Tallinn, Estonia
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+372 505 62 58
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Liis

11. 6. 2026

Found a 1.5 cm grey stone inside my cake today. The waitress said i could take it as my lucky stone?! No sorry, apologies, money back or anything. Like it happened every day and was the most normal thing ever.

Brendan Harding

11. 6. 2026

A local friend brought me here and I can't wait to go back to Tallinn just to visit again. What a really 'secret' find amongst all the touristy stuff in the old town.

Arild

11. 6. 2026

Had a cake(mango-style) and a cup of coffee here. Nice and personal service. Would go back again!

Lance Grundy

11. 6. 2026

I found this cafe-bar completely by chance when I walked past it on the way back to my nearby hotel. It's situated down a narrow alley way although as there's no sign hanging over the door you wouldn't even know it was there if you just glanced down the street. Once you see it though I'm sure this classy-looking little joint will catch your eye.Done out in a sort of 1970s Nordic-Soviet retro style it certainly looks good - as does the well-to-do Estonian crown who hang out there. It's also got a slightly indie vibe about it which I quite liked and the price of the beer €2 for 0.5l of draught Saru was no more expensive than anywhere else in Old Tallinn. It's the food though that's the real draw. I had what was quite possibly the best ham and cheese on toast I've ever had in my life. Fresh-as-a-daisy ingredients beautifully plated and served with a smile for only €3. I was just gutted I only found it on my last night otherwise I would have gone back for a full meal as the main courses looked delicious. Really liked it. Highly recommend it. Go there.