Restaurants in Tallinn

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Restaurant • European • Seafood

NOA sits in Pirita, right on Tallinn Bay, and pairs modern European cooking with a panoramic view of the sea and the city skyline. Large windows and a terrace make it especially good for dinner at sunset. The current seasonal menu uses Estonian produce, with fish, vegetable dishes and desserts, and there is a separate menu for children. The three-course seasonal menu costs €51. A good choice for an unhurried dinner with a sea view, away from the bustle of the Old Town.

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Restaurant • European • Fusion / International

Lore Bistroo is a modern bistro in the Noblessner quarter, in a historic shipyard building that also houses the Kai Art Center. The concept is built around dishes to share and international flavours: the current menu includes trout, beef, duck, prawns, vegetable and vegan dishes. Lore is especially geared towards visits with friends and family, with a children's menu, games and drawing supplies, and baby purées for the youngest guests. A good place for a family lunch or dinner in Noblessner, next to the seafront promenade and the Kai Art Center.

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Restaurant • European • Vegetarian Options

Rataskaevu 16 is a modern European restaurant in Tallinn's Old Town, on the street of the same name near Town Hall Square. The menu combines seasonal produce and familiar flavours with modern presentation: current dishes include fish, beef, elk, vegetable and vegan options, as well as Estonian cheeses and desserts. In summer there is a terrace sheltered from the wind. The restaurant is a popular choice for lunch and dinner in the Old Town, so it is best to book a table in advance. Here, modern European cooking with local produce comes with the atmosphere of the historic quarter.

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Restaurant • European • Seafood

Rado is a small restaurant serving modern European food on Vene Street in Tallinn's Old Town. Its hallmark is a menu that changes daily depending on the season and the fresh produce available; some of the ingredients come from Tallinn's Central Market. There are always fish and meat dishes, and lactose-free and gluten-free options are available. The atmosphere is intimate and relaxed, which makes it a good choice for lunch or dinner in the Old Town without any formality.

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Restaurant • Estonian • European

Lee Brasserie is in Tallinn's Old Town, in a historic building with a courtyard by the medieval town wall. The kitchen combines a modern approach with Estonian food culture and seasonal produce from local farmers and small producers. Besides the à la carte menu, there is the Lee Experience: six courses served on sharing plates; the set currently costs €65 per guest. The menu includes fish, seafood, meat and dishes that can be adapted to a vegan version. Lee is especially suited to a gourmet dinner in the Old Town, and in the warm season you can choose a table in the courtyard.