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Paide Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Paide
Paide in Estonia, from Europe region, is best know for Reservations. Discover best restaurants in Paide with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Pohjaka Mois
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Milla V
Before eating we were walking around the yard and watching animals. Perfect place for families. Every dish was delicious and made with care. My 4 year old son liked reindeer meatballs. For a dessert we shared buckthorn pavlova. Cool that the menu changes daily.
2. Restaurant Paide
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Restaurant Paide has more than 100 seats. In summer, you can dine in the open air café on the 4th floor and enjoy a beautiful view of the main square of Paide.
Reviewed By MsXenny - Tartu, Estonia
I am not sure, but the restaurant is located above the shopping center on the last floor (like 5th floor I think). Interior is simple and a little bit boring, nothing spetacular to see there.
But in the summer, you can dine on the roof, outside, and enjoy your meal with a view overy the little city of Paide.
Foods are very simple and common to estonians, so if you want something traditional, I reccomend. Prices are fine and amount of food aswel.
3. Maksimarket Cafe in Paide
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
The café in Paide Maksimarket has 40 seats. You can enter the café through a separate door without having to go through the shopping centre.
Reviewed By Tadhg Ó - Paide, Estonia
Look, if you find yourself stranded on the upstairs section of Maksimarket, you're on the brink of starvation, the elevator is broken and the stairs are blocked by a mob of pitchfork wielding denizens of paide... you're scared and the only way you will survive is to eat the fetid, stale offerings of this "buffet" then by all means, go for it. Otherwise, believe it or not, there are better options in the great metropolis of paide.
4. Cafe Treeger
Café Treeger is located in Paide Cultural Centre and has two halls with 130 seats in total. Interesting facts:
5. Pub Sopruse Auk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
A motor racing themed sports pub in the centre of Paide. You can join other sports fans in Pub Sopruse Auk and watch sports on the TV whilst enjoying good food and drink. Live music every weekend.
6. Tanner's Saloon
Spacious pub in the old town of Paide. In different halls there are 80 seats in total. In the weekends you can enjoy live music.
7. Reval Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
This cafe, on the central square in Paide, offers all of the most popular treats made by Reval's bakers and confectioners - cakes, gateaux, pastries and more.
Reviewed By Strandl5
Very good place to go when you want some good coffee and pastries. Pastries have good price. Place has a small Terrace behind the house.
8. Janune Kagu Pub
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The pub is located in the same building as Motel Janune Kagu in the centre of Koeru and it offers its guests food and live music at weekends.
Reviewed By Mikk K
Its a family business run by locals. Very simple yet decent pub meals. Cant go wrong with simple pub meals. Prices are a bit high in my opinion but the atmosphere is truly pub-like.
9. Eatery on Sassi Ostrich Farm
Eatery near the ostrich farm on Sassi Farm Interesting facts:
10. Sam's Grill
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Sammi Grill is the most famous restaurant in the Jarva Cunty. It is situated in Mao on the Tallinn-Tartu motorway. The restaurant serves more than 40 guests and has a seminar room.
Reviewed By Tadhg Ó - Paide, Estonia
I eat here often and it's always perfect. They have some really tasty meat dishes and you can really taste the flame grilled (char-broiled for you fancy foodies) awesomeness of the meat. However I recently ordered a Brazilian style striploin with green pepper sauce and a mayonnaise garnished salad.
The green pepper sauce was ketchup and the mayonnaise was sour cream. Nice try lads but next time just tell me you're running low on the good stuff.
