Any dining recommendations for Tallinn?

[Seth Hill]

Hi all!

We're heading to Tallinn this summer for the singing and dancing festival.

There's a decent chance that things will be booked up, but does anyone have fine dining recs? It'll just be my wife and I, though other recs for family dining are also welcome and appreciated- my in-laws are traveling with us and providing my wife and I the opportunity for a night out by looking after our daughter for the evening.

 

[mark e]

originally posted by Seth Hill:
Any dining recommendations for Tallinn?Hi all!

We're heading to Tallinn this summer for the singing and dancing festival.

There's a decent chance that things will be booked up, but does anyone have fine dining recs? It'll just be my wife and I, though other recs for family dining are also welcome and appreciated- my in-laws are traveling with us and providing my wife and I the opportunity for a night out by looking after our daughter for the evening.

The Norwegian food blogger, Anders Husa, often has good recs so check this out and then search further by city (it is in English):

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andershusa.com

 

[Todd Abrams]

I’ve never been, but after watching Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker that was filmed in and around Tallinn, I did learn that one of the Rotermann Quarter’s busiest streets is Stalkeri käik (The Stalker’s Path), named to reflect the area’s role in the film. At the time of filming it was full of abandoned factories. Today it is filled with high-end fashion shops and cafes.

Not directly related to your question but an interesting read nonetheless.