Restaurants in Pärnu

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Restaurant • Estonian • European

Restaurant Mon Ami is located on the ground floor of Frost Boutique Hotel on Kuninga Street in the centre of Pärnu. The interior continues the elegant character of the boutique hotel, and during the cooler seasons the atmosphere is complemented by a fireplace. The kitchen combines classic dishes with modern gastronomic ideas; the official website highlights a seasonal menu, fresh ingredients and a local focus with international accents. The restaurant also has its own bakery, offering bread, brioche and preservative-free desserts, as well as gluten-free options. Mon Ami fits well with the requests for a "restaurant in the centre of Pärnu", "dinner in Pärnu" and "boutique hotel restaurant", remaining primarily a place for a leisurely evening visit.

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Fine Dining • Estonian • Nordic

Restaurant Raimond is a fine dining restaurant right by the Pärnu beach, located in the historical part of Hedon SPA & Hotel. The cuisine is built around a modern Nordic approach, seasonality, and predominantly local fresh produce: the menu features fish from Pärnu Bay, pike-perch, game, Estonian farm cheeses, and other regional ingredients. Guests can choose à la carte dishes or a tasting menu with paired drinks. In summer, a terrace overlooking the beach promenade is open. For those looking for fine dining in Pärnu, a romantic seaside dinner, or modern Estonian and Nordic cuisine, Raimond is one of the most distinctive culinary destinations in the resort area. For tasting menus, the official website recommends booking a table in advance.

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Restaurant • European • Nordic

Villa Wesset is a restaurant in the resort area of Pärnu, close to the beach and the city center. Its à la carte menu focuses on seasonal produce and combines a Northern European base with modern international touches, featuring fish and seafood, meat, pasta, vegetable dishes, and desserts, along with a separate children's menu. Vegetarian, vegan, lactose-free, and gluten-free options are marked directly on the current menu. During the warm season, guests can choose a table on the terrace. Villa Wesset is suitable for those looking for a restaurant in Pärnu near the beach, modern European cuisine, a family dinner, or a relaxed evening with wine and seasonal dishes.

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Restaurant • Estonian • Fusion / International

Restaurant NOOT is located on the ground floor of ESTONIA Resort Hotel & Spa in Pärnu. Its modern menu draws on classic and new Estonian cuisine, complemented by international flavors. The current à la carte features dishes to share, meat, fish, Estonian produce, and distinct vegan options, alongside a full children's menu. A children's play corner is available in the lobby, a terrace opens in summer, and parking is available near the hotel. NOOT is particularly well suited for family dinners, spa hotel guests, and those looking for modern Estonian cuisine in Pärnu with an accessible selection of both traditional and international dishes.

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Restaurant • Estonian • European

Barbara is a restaurant on Pühavaimu street in central Pärnu where the whole menu is completely gluten-free and lactose-free. Even the freshly baked pastries, breads and cakes the restaurant is known for are made without gluten and lactose, so guests with coeliac disease or lactose intolerance can eat here with confidence. The menu follows the seasons and uses as much local produce as possible to reflect the variety and freshness of Estonian nature. In summer there are two terraces: a more private inner terrace for a quiet evening and a street terrace that opens straight onto the summer bustle of Pärnu. The drinks list features craft drinks from small Estonian producers, refreshing soft drinks and international classics.

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Café • European • Vegetarian Options

Café Supelsaksad is a café serving home-style baked goods and hot dishes on Nikolai street in Pärnu, set in an old log house. The interior carefully pairs the character of the roughly 150-year-old house with colourful furniture, lace, tablecloths and hand-picked coffee sets; in 2010 the Estonian Association of Interior Designers honoured it with its award. The menu features fresh buns and cakes as well as salads, soups and main courses, served with a wide selection of teas and coffees. It is an easy place to drop in for coffee and cake between walks around the town centre, or to have a relaxed lunch in cosy surroundings.