Weekend brunch has become a fixture in Tallinn, concentrated around the creative Telliskivi quarter in Kalamaja. F-hoone and the Fotografiska Sunday Brunch lead the scene there, while Mantel ja Korsten Brunch in leafy Kadriorg and Tchaikovsky Sunday Brunch in the Old Town offer more formal alternatives. RØST Saturday Brunch in Rotermanni rounds out the options.
5 brunch places in Tallinn we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Tallinn · Brunch across every city.
Order Eggs with avocado on sourdough; the bao buns and nasi goreng are the long-running cult orders
F-hoone in Telliskivi has run all-day breakfast since 2010, with eggs, pancakes, bao buns and nasi goreng at brunch in a converted rail-industrial hangar.
Order Whatever the rooftop honey course is; the kitchen leans plant-led with Estonian small producers
Fotografiska runs a plant-led Nordic Sunday brunch atop the photography museum, with rooftop honey, herb-garden vegetables and views across Telliskivi.
Order Sharing plates from the seasonal menu; the kitchen leans Italian and Spanish with Estonian produce
Mantel ja Korsten in Kadriorg runs a Mediterranean-leaning weekend brunch in a restored 1920s villa near the palace, holding a 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand.
Order The Champagne brunch flight; the kitchen layers French technique on Russian classics
Tchaikovsky inside Hotel Telegraaf runs a Sunday brunch under the glass-roofed atrium, with French-Russian-Estonian cooking led by executive chef Denis Golik.
Order Cardamom bun plus a sourdough sandwich; flat white from the rotating European roastery
RØST in the Rotermann Quarter runs a walk-in Saturday brunch with sourdough sandwiches, cardamom buns and filter coffee until 17:00 each week.
