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Top 8 Contemporary food in Tallinn, Harju County, Estonia
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Tallinn. Tallinn's atmospheric Old Town is an enthralling hodgepodge of medieval streets and spires. It's a small city, and the tourist areas are safe and easily explored on foot. Buy a Tallinn Card if intending to use buses, trolleys or trams. For a look into Tallinn's past, visit Rocca-al-Mare Open Air Museum's typical rural Estonian taverns, windmills and watermills, see the onion-domed 1900 cathedral or join the bustle in historic Town Hall Square. St. Olav's spire was once the tallest in the world.
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8. Tuljak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By tommO8110HF
Went there for saturday evening dinner. No need for dressing up as t shirt seems to be normal. Starters were fantastic, tiger prawn and meat tartar. Main course 250 gr marinad entrecote, good 8/10 points. Lamb was tough and dry, was not good ,3/10 points. Sorry to say starters ok but maincourse must be better.
7. Kaks Kokka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 494 reviews
Reviewed By marcomf76
I stopped at this restaurant while strolling in Roterman City near the port. The place is very cozy and well decorated. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I ordered the fried prawns and the Juniper creme brûlée. Both tasty and showing creative presentation. Overall very pleased.
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6. Stenhus Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 98 reviews
Local organic products and taste of Estonia by Executive chef Timofei Monahhov! The Stenhus Restaurant is situated in the Old Town of Tallinn at the 5* Schlössle Hotel, offering a unique gastronomic experience since 1998. Steeped in history the restaurant
Reviewed By Hilary B
We walked past and saw a wonderful terrace and thought how nice to dine there on a summer evening with good food and live music. The weather forecast was wrong and we ended up in the dining room with a log fire (in June). However we were warmly welcomed and the food was wonderful although expensive but not surprising really. We had slightly smoked Estonian wild trout / green pea and mint puree / dill mayo / Estonian apple cider and tar- ragon sauce. Followed by chocolate tartelette -warm chocolate / seasonal berries / salted caramel- brandy ice cream and apple and caramel. Absolutely delicious. They were busy so booking advised.Dear Guest,Thank You very much for Your visit and for Your feedback! We are glad to hear, that You enjoyed our menu, service and atmosphere. Hope to see You again at Stenhus restaurant!
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5. Pegasus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1839 reviews
Reviewed By ResaViajero
Nice staff, nice atmosphere but food was okay. We had the two-fish soup which was nothing special. My friend had the halibut with mango sauce and cauliflower puree. The puree was more like majonaise and butter with just a touch of cauliflower which was like eating butter. Overall the good wasn't as good as we hoped for. Very good service though. 4 stars for service and 3 stars for food. Dear Tripadvisor user, ResaKilleThank you for taking the time to post a review of our restaurant.I am very sorry to hear that you were disappointed by our dish.Your feedback is very important to us and it is a learning point to us.I am happy to hear that you enjoyed our service.Best Regards,Restaurant Pegasus
4. Pegasus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1839 reviews
Reviewed By ResaViajero
Nice staff, nice atmosphere but food was okay. We had the two-fish soup which was nothing special. My friend had the halibut with mango sauce and cauliflower puree. The puree was more like majonaise and butter with just a touch of cauliflower which was like eating butter. Overall the good wasn't as good as we hoped for. Very good service though. 4 stars for service and 3 stars for food. Dear Tripadvisor user, ResaKilleThank you for taking the time to post a review of our restaurant.I am very sorry to hear that you were disappointed by our dish.Your feedback is very important to us and it is a learning point to us.I am happy to hear that you enjoyed our service.Best Regards,Restaurant Pegasus
Top 10 Central European food in Tallinn, Harju County, Estonia
3. Porgu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1224 reviews
Believe it or not, but itâs good to be in âPórguâ. An unbelievably large selection of draught beers and their bottled cousins, unearthly delicious aÌ la carte dishes and an almost holy atmosphere. All this makes âPórguâ seem like a paradise on earth, wher
Reviewed By Neil91
Situated in the basement, a lovely place to try different high strength beers. The food was good and the portion sizes big. we had garlic bread as starters and it was huge enough for two people. I had chicken which was really tasty. My wife had the salmon, which was well made and quite filling. Would recommend it for everyone but not with children.the stairs leading down are quite steep.
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2. Restaurant O
Overall Ratings
4 based on 402 reviews
Reviewed By dalyncarter
We opted for the 11 course menu and it is an interesting experience! Some courses were great (e.g. elk) whilst others weren't (like the fish courses). There's also a 'bread ' course which is fine but fills you up and the quality is poor. For us there was way too much smokey flavour and, coupled with pickles or dill oil on almost all courses, made everything taste too similar. By the middle we were bored with the food. Sadly, it wasnt good enough for the 100 euro per head price. The service however was excellent.
1. Farm Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1342 reviews
Restaurant Farm offers Modern Estonian cuisine in Tallinn's Old Town. The secured Estonian farm's atmosphere of the bourgeois period and absolutely new taste of truly Estonian products in the modern culinary performance. The hospitable family of the resta
Reviewed By ebigmac
What an enjoyable restaurant. Our only problem was that we felt we should make a reservation at around 5pm for that evening. We checked the internet and found that the only openings were for 8:30 or later. My wife phoned and was told they were all full. I called and was also told that they were full but I said that the internet showed that I can book for two at 8:30 but I was hoping for a bit earlier. They said to book for tomorrow but I said that we would be gone and we were hoping to come tonight. She said that as it was just two, she could fit us in at 7pm, which was perfect. Our shock was getting there at 7:00 and finding the restaurant only at most 20% full. Through the evening the most occupied it got was half full.We were given a wonderful table, that could seat four, and took the two seats on one side facing the kitchen, which is a glassed in âdisplay kitchenâ in the middle of the restaurant. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that they have their own beer which is brewed just for them and was exceptionally good. The dinner was exceptionally well and included some dishes for those of us who are interested in trying dishes that are not on all menus lie rabbit and duck. We enjoyed the lamb and the duck as main courses and finished with the Estonian Bread Soup dessert.Looking forward to trying it again on our next visit.
