What to order at Pull

Must order
Pull steak with the marrowbone side; the kitchen smokes its own brisket and pulled pork.
Signature dishes
Charcoal-grilled steak, Smoked brisket
Editor tip
Closed Sundays. The grain-elevator interior is the room's draw alongside the grill.
CuisineSteakhouse
Price€€€
Neighborhoodrotermann
HoursMon-Fri 11:30-23:00; Sat 14:00-23:00; Sun closed
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Signature dishes: Charcoal-grilled steak, Smoked brisket

Must order: Pull steak with the marrowbone side; the kitchen smokes its own brisket and pulled pork.

Tip: Closed Sundays. The grain-elevator interior is the room's draw alongside the grill.

Location

Address: Rotermanni 2, 10111 Tallinn

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