180° by Matthias Diether is a tasting menu fine-dining restaurant in Tallinn.
180 by Matthias Diether in Noblessner holds two Michelin stars in 2026, run by German chef Diether with a single set tasting menu in a small waterfront room.
Must order: The full tasting menu; the kitchen runs a single set menu with no a la carte.
Tip: Allergies and dietary needs must be communicated 72 hours ahead. Kitchen does not run a kids menu; children over 8 follow the full menu.
Address: Staapli 4, 10415 Tallinn
NOA Chef's Hall holds one Michelin star in the 2026 Estonia Guide, an intimate counter room inside the main NOA building at Ranna tee, with a seven-course.
Order: The full tasting; the counter brings each course directly from the pass.
Tip: Separate booking from main NOA. The counter books out weeks ahead, especially around Jaanipaev in late June.
Tchaikovsky inside five-star Hotel Telegraaf on Vene in the Old Town is a Michelin-listed room with French technique, Russian traditions and Estonian.
Order: The tasting menu with Champagne pairing under the glass-roofed atrium.
Tip: Live string quartet most evenings. Sunday brunch and afternoon tea also served.
Lee Brasserie on Uus is sommelier Kristjan Peäske and chef Janno Lepik's Michelin-listed brasserie, with local Estonian ingredients and a deep wine list.
Order: Order from the short seasonal menu and let Peäske pair from the cellar.
Tip: Was previously called Leib. Part of the LP Hospitality group (Janno Lepik and Kristjan Peäske) alongside Uma, Lore Bistroo and Lessner Bar.
Fotografiska Restaurant atop the photography museum holds a 2026 Michelin Green Star and Bib Gourmand, with the Young Chef Award given to head chef Gerli.
Order: The seasonal tasting menu; the rooftop herb garden and beehives feed the kitchen and the bar.
Tip: Sunset window books out weeks ahead. The rooftop bar runs a tighter list and stays open later.
FUME in Rotermann is the Siigur group's newest Michelin-listed room and a 2026 Bib Gourmand, with a Madrid-made Vulcano Gress grill, the largest of its kind.
Order: The grilled lamb or whatever the live fire is sending; the wine list leans southern European.
Tip: The summer terrace runs 60 seats in the Rotermann courtyard. Group bookings over 11 must email ahead.
Art Priori in the Old Town is a small Michelin-listed room and art gallery hybrid, with a seasonal tasting menu and a White Guide listing for its cooking.
Order: The tasting menu; the gallery rotates exhibitions every two months.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday. The dining room seats around 30; Saturday lunch runs a shorter menu.
