Location: Viimsi
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Most Popular Cafe food in Viimsi, Harju County, Estonia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Viimsi, Harju County, Estonia. Viimsi (German: Wiems) is a small borough (Estonian: alevik) in Harju County, northern Estonia. It's located about 9 km (6 mi) northeast of the centre of Tallinn, just north of Tallinn's subdistrict Merivälja. Viimsi is the administrative centre of Viimsi Parish. As of 2011 Census, the settlement's population was 2,341.
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1. Viimsi Lyon Cafe & Boulangerie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Rexonaut
We went with my friend for quick lunch brake - just coffee and something. It had good variety of cakes, so it took some time to choose. I had classical chocolate cake and my friend took local berry cake. cakes were good and I enjoyed coffee very much. My friend (who works in the area) told the best cakes in the area. And I trust her. when in Viimisi and cakes, drop in.
2. Vigri Kohvik
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Vigri Cafe situates on a legendary ceremony square of 1980 summer Olympics sailing regatta. Vigri cafe does an excellent job combining Olympic hub's legendary vibe and a new Scandinavian furnishing style into one-of-a-kind cafe. Vigri is open 7 days a wee
Reviewed By Vacation297724
I have visited Vigri several times and the food is constantly good. All vegan selection of hot and cold dishes, plus a variety of freshly pressed juices, smoothies and pastries. The cafe has a lovely easy-going atmosphere, seaview with yachts (located near a yachtclub) and my experience has always been a very pleasant one. There are some toys and an area with a small table for kids and well-behaved pets are welcome as well :) Definitely a go-to place after a nice walk by the sea either by yourself or family and friends!
3. Viardo Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Viardo Cafe is a take-away and sit-down café, conveniently located in the popular region of Pirita beach in Tallinn. It features high-quality Italian coffee, and home-baked desserts ranging from fresh croissants and macaroons to mouth-watering cheesecakes
Reviewed By helgafenea
When you are visiting Tallinn and want a pleasant escape form crowded City Centre, you should definitely check out this great Italian Café ! The warm and cozy background reaches to you instantly and the welcoming attitude of the barrista makes you feel among friends. You will enjoy the taste of real Italian espresso â accompanied by the homemade sweets that are simply delicious ! WayCup is conveniently positioned within a short walk from Pirita Beach, where locals and travelers enjoy the scenery of the Baltic Sea. You will most certainly want to return here !
4. St. Patrick's, Pirita, Seaview
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
St. Patrick's, Pirita is seaview restaurant with full bar. Situating on the Beach of Pirita and offering you the most beautiful views on Gulf of Finland. You are welcome for dining or just for a coffee or drink.
Reviewed By sheffieldeats
Perfect spot for morning Cappuccinos watching the sea on a beautiful summer day. Friendly staff. Tables outside if it is warm enough. You can paddle between sips of your coffee! Easy bus ride from Tallinn.Thank you for your review! :)
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5. NOP
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
We offer very high quality modern food inspired by world's interesting ingredients and mixing it with our own cultural eating habits. We love breakfasts and brunches, get inspired by lunch and chill over dinners. We love vegetables, therefore we always ha
Reviewed By Liina S
I come to Tallinn about twice a year and happen to stay in Kadriorg where NOP is an institution for good reason.It is super laid back, and I often bring my laptop to get some work done while sipping on their lovely cappuccinos (my fave in the city) and their super creative and delicious menu. I am absolutely addicted to the Vietnamese style glass noodle salad topped with duck confit--the threads of cucumber and mango are so refreshing. The pace at NOP is slow and sometimes service can be too, but that works perfectly for a break away from the normal hustle of London. If you mention that you are in a rush, they are usually very accommodating.They also have reasonable portions of wine and drinks in a city where prices for tiny portions are constantly on the rise. Although if you're more of a health guru than a wine fan, they have a myriad of fresh juices and wellness smoothies that will likely make you glow immediately.Generally, the food is also quite good value for money, and presented beautifully.If you're a fan of sustainability by the way (which we all should be trying for these days), you'll find a lovely shop offering organic produce, meats and wines and most everything, really. It's a wonderful addition to the neighborhood and I'm happy to spend most mornings there when in town :)
