8 editor picks in Tallinn.
8 cafes in Tallinn, editor-picked for cafes open sunday. Cafes serving on sundays. All cafes in Tallinn.
Maiasmokk on Pikk has been Tallinn's confectionery cafe since 1864, the oldest continuously operating cafe in Estonia with a marzipan-painting room daily.
OrderHot chocolate and a piece of hand-painted marzipan; the kringel sweet bread is the everyday order.
TipThe marzipan room runs an audioguide tour. Cake counter at the door for takeaway.
Must Puudel on Müürivahe in the Old Town runs Soviet-era furniture, homemade hot chocolate and a long cake counter, with the same eclectic mid-20th-century.
OrderHouse hot chocolate and a slice of the daily cake; the kitchen also serves savoury bowls past midnight.
TipBecomes a bar after 21:00 with a young local crowd. Late kitchen weekends past midnight.
Renard on Telliskivi is a specialty coffee shop pairing a vintage motorcycle dealership with Nordic-roasted filter coffee, sourced rotating from European.
OrderFilter pour from the current roastery rotation; espresso list also runs through Nordic roasters.
TipSister space is the Speed Shop next door; both share the motorcycle-themed interior.
NOP on Köleri in Kadriorg is an organic shop-cafe near the Kadriorg Palace, serving locally sourced organic breakfasts, soup of the day and a small bakery.
OrderSoup of the day with sourdough, the organic shop sells take-home jams.
TipWalkable from the Kumu art museum. The terrace runs from May to September.
Fotografiska Cafe on the first floor of the Telliskivi photography museum runs fresh filter coffee,a bakery counter and a daily lunch service.
OrderDaily lunch from the counter; the cafe shares a kitchen team with the upstairs Michelin room.
TipOpen seven days, unlike the Wed-Sun upstairs restaurant. Useful for a quick lunch before the gallery.
Kompressor on Rataskaevu in the Old Town is the legendary cheap-pancake pub, with 29 different sweet and savoury dinner-plate-sized pancakes every day.
OrderSmoked chicken with curry sauce pancake; or the Estonian smoked cheese and ham version. Add a craft beer.
TipCash and card both. The crowd is mostly tourist by 19:00; come at lunch for the local pace.
Kohvik Sesoon on Kotzebue in Kalamaja is a small neighbourhood cafe with seasonally rotating cakes and a tight specialty-coffee programme, run by a Kalamaja.
OrderDaily cake plus a filter pour; the bake list rotates fortnightly.
TipWalking distance from the Telliskivi complex; combine with the Patarei seafront.
Reval Cafe on Müürivahe is one of 13 cafes in the Reval chain that since 2005 has run breakfasts, soups and cakes across the Tallinn region every day.
OrderDaily soup at lunch; the chain bakes its own marzipan cake and cardamom buns.
TipReval has 13 locations across Tallinn, Viimsi and Tartu. The Müürivahe branch sits a block from Town Hall Square.
