Place Guide
Tallinn Restaurant Week is a great excuse to plan a food-forward trip: tasting menus, special offers, and a city-wide dining mood. Here’s how to enjoy it without overbooking.
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Restaurant Week is a simple way to try places you might otherwise skip — and it adds structure to a trip without turning it into a schedule.
Use Food in Tallinn as your planning base.
Dates and participating venues change year to year — check official Restaurant Week info close to your travel dates.
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Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend is a modern festival highlight for beer lovers — a social, high-energy weekend that pairs perfectly with creative neighborhoods like Telliskivi and Kalamaja.
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Telliskivi Creative City is Tallinn’s modern creative heart: street art, studios, shops, events, and a relaxed food scene — ideal for an afternoon and evening.
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Rotermann Quarter is Tallinn’s modern in-between: renovated industrial architecture, great access to Old Town and the waterfront, and a stylish base for city breaks.
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Nõmme is Tallinn’s pine-forest neighborhood: local market mornings, quiet wooden-house streets, and a ‘small town inside the city’ feeling that’s perfect for slow travel days.
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Town Hall Square is Tallinn’s historic heart: cafes, seasonal markets, and the perfect anchor for an Old Town day. Here’s how to enjoy it in every season.
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Balti Jaam Market is a local favorite near Tallinn’s main station: food stalls, small shops, and everyday city energy. Here’s how to visit and what to pair it with nearby.