Tallinn’s dining landscape continues to evolve, offering both residents and visitors an array of new establishments alongside beloved local favorites. Here’s a look at some noteworthy additions and enduring spots that define the city’s culinary scene.
New Restaurant Openings
FUME Restaurant
Located in the heart of the Rotermann Quarter, FUME Restaurant introduces a unique dining experience centered around a Vulcano Gress grill, handcrafted in Madrid. This open-flame cooking method imparts distinctive flavors to a menu featuring fresh seafood, quality meats, and plant-based dishes. The eclectic interior, highlighted by a golden bar, creates an inviting atmosphere suitable for various occasions. Learn more
LaBocca
Italian cuisine enthusiasts can look forward to LaBocca’s expansion into the Telliskivi district. With an investment of approximately one million euros, the new 450-square-meter location at Telliskivi 60 aims to establish a scalable brand with franchise ambitions. The restaurant is designed to be a meeting place and a new point of attraction within the district, featuring a designer interior, an open kitchen, and modern equipment. The opening is expected in mid-summer. Read more
Lumen Restaurant
Opened in October 2025 near Rataskaevu Square, Lumen Restaurant has quickly gained popularity for its warm hospitality and dishes made with local ingredients. The menu combines minimalist Scandinavian cuisine with Slavic traditions, offering a cozy setting perfect for family dinners or romantic dates. The seasonal menu is updated twice a year, ensuring fresh and exciting options for diners. More details
Local Favorites
Rataskaevu 16
A staple in Tallinn’s Old Town, Rataskaevu 16 is renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and seasonal menu crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Dishes like hearty soups, tender meats, and flavorful pastries have made it a favorite among both locals and tourists. Reservations are recommended due to its popularity. See reviews
Olde Hansa
For a medieval dining experience, Olde Hansa offers hearty meals such as roasted meats and wild game sausages, complemented by authentic ales like honey beer. Set in a warm, candle-lit atmosphere, it provides a unique glimpse into Estonia’s culinary past. Discover more
Boheem Kohvik
Located in the Kalamaja district, Boheem Kohvik is a cozy café known for its excellent Caesar’s salad and a variety of other dishes. It’s a great spot for lunch or a relaxed dinner, offering a quiet ambiance away from the bustling city center. Find out more
Whether you’re exploring new culinary ventures or revisiting cherished establishments, Tallinn’s diverse food scene promises delightful experiences for every palate.