Tallinn Restaurant Week (Spring) ★ 4.4
Tallinn Restaurant Week spring edition runs in March across more than 100 of the city's restaurants, with set lunch and dinner menus from each kitchen at a fixed price.
Focus: All-cuisine restaurant week
Food festivals in Tallinn worth planning a trip around, by month.
Food festivals in Tallinn worth planning a trip around, by month.
Tallinn Restaurant Week spring edition runs in March across more than 100 of the city's restaurants, with set lunch and dinner menus from each kitchen at a fixed price.
Focus: All-cuisine restaurant week
Tallinn Restaurant Week autumn edition runs from late October into early November across more than 100 city restaurants, with set lunch and dinner menus from each kitchen at a fixed price.
Focus: All-cuisine restaurant week
Tallinn Old Town Days each June fills the medieval centre with around 300 events plus pop-up food stands, historic cellar cafes, smoked fish.
Focus: Estonian street food and pop-up cellar cafes
Tallinn Coffee Festival each April gathers Baltic and European specialty roasters at the Kultuurikatel Creative Hub, with cuppings, latte art and barista.
Focus: Specialty coffee
Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend, organised by Põhjala Brewery at Kultuurikatel since 2015, runs a buffet-style tasting of 370 beers from international breweries.
Focus: Estonian and international craft beer
Tallinn Christmas Market on Town Hall Square runs late November through early January, with verivorst, hapukapsas and gluhwine huts under the medieval.
Focus: Estonian Christmas food
Discover the vibrant culinary scene of Tallinn on a guided foodie walking tour. Enjoy 6/7 food and drink stops throughout the Old Town and Kalamaja quarter.
Learn to cook a 3-course meal of traditional Estonian dishes from scratch with a local chef as your guide. Enjoy a lively and interactive experience filled with fun an...
Explore Tallinn’s Old Town on a guided tour with chocolate and marzipan tastings. Discover medieval streets, fascinating history, and iconic landmarks, and enjoy a cof...