Brunch is not yet a popular meal in Estonia, so it might occasionally be difficult to find perfect places that serve delicious breakfast and brunch even after noon. That is why we have prepared the list of the best brunch and breakfast spots in Tallinn.
NOP means Neighborhood Organic Place, which is self-explanatory – this place is where you can find healthy and organic Estonian food. There is no better place in Tallinn for people who prefer a healthy breakfast or brunch with a cup of organic coffee. The best part, NOP also sells all the products that are used for making the food!
Maiasmokk Cafe is the oldest and most traditional café in Tallinn, and you can feel that from the very first second you enter the door. Maiasmokk Cafe is located in a historic building, and the interior has a 19th-century ambience. The coffee and desserts are fairly expensive, but they are definitely worth the price.
Must Puudel (Black Poodle) is one of the trendiest cafés in Tallinn, but it nonetheless manages to keep its authenticity and friendly atmosphere. The food, especially various seasonal salads, is extremely delicious, and the staff creates a friendly and inviting atmosphere.
Klaus is located right next to the Baltic Sea near the Fishmarket and the starting point of culture kilometer road, so you can enjoy beautiful views while eating your delicious breakfast. The place is usually filled with both tourists and locals, so you can easily meet new people from all over the world. The prices are reasonable, and the friendly atmosphere will make you want to come back.
Kohvik Sesoon is one of the top 50 restaurants in Estonia and is considered to be one of the best when it comes to brunch. The menu changes regularly to ensure that everyone finds what suits them the best, from seafood to vegetarian dishes to traditional Estonian meals.
If you want a classic breakfast or brunch like eggs Benedict with a cup of coffee and freshly squeezed orange juice, look no further. Carmen Cafe Rotermanni has it all and is located next to Rotermanni Square, so you can watch how the city wakes up while eating on a cozy terrace.
F-hoone is a locals’ favorite for breakfast and brunch. There are many different options from classics like omelets to traditional Estonian food, including cottage cheese pancakes. There are even some vegetarian-friendly meals, which is not yet a given in many places in Estonia. Just be sure to make reservations, because the place is often full, especially on the weekend.
It is impossible to have a bad day after you kick it off in Chapters Boutique Cafe with a big cup of coffee and traditional Estonian breakfast. Even though it is officially a café, you can order some delightful meals such as goat cheese salad or beef cheek. The atmosphere is extremely cozy, the staff is friendly, and if by any chance you come here alone, there is a wide selection of books in Chapters Boutique Cafe to read.
