Tallinn: Food and History Walking Tour
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.
NOA is a modern estonian restaurant in Viimsi, Tallinn.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Seasonal Baltic tasting menu, Smoked herring
Must order: Sit at NOA Chef's Hall for the seven-course tasting.
Tip: Two distinct rooms share the building: NOA (Bib Gourmand) and NOA Chef's Hall (one Michelin star). Book the Chef's Hall weeks ahead.
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 walking tour. Enjoy a medieval-style dinner with traditional Estonian recipes and live entertainment.
Address: Ranna tee 3, 12112 Tallinn
Fotografiska sits atop the photography museum in Telliskivi, holds a 2026 Michelin Green Star plus a new Bib Gourmand and runs a creative plant-led Nordic.
Signature: Plant-led tasting menu, Rooftop honey courses
Order: The seasonal tasting menu; the rooftop herb garden and bees supply many of the plates.
Tip: Closed Mon-Tue. Travkin won the 2026 Michelin Estonia Young Chef Award. Book a sunset window for the rooftop view.
FUME in Rotermann is the newest Siigur-group room and a new 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand, built around a Madrid-made Vulcano Gress grill that runs the kitchen.
Signature: Vulcano grill plates, Open-fire mains
Order: Whatever is on the live-fire grill that night; the Vulcano sears at temperatures most kitchens cannot.
Tip: 120 seats inside, 60 on the summer terrace. Part of the Siigur Restaurants group alongside NOA, NOA Chef's Hall and Tuljak.
Vesta on Tööstuse in Kalamaja is a 2026 Bib Gourmand newly added to the Michelin Estonia Guide, set up by three friends as an animated room around a large.
Signature: Seafood ceviche, Daily counter menu
Order: Whatever the counter sends; the menu is intuitive and changes with what arrives at the door.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday. Sit at the counter to watch the kitchen work.
Lore Bistroo on Peetri in Noblessner is the LP Hospitality group's Bib Gourmand bistro, returning to the 2026 Michelin Guide Estonia for modern Estonian.
Signature: Daily bistro plates, Baltic seafood
Order: The set lunch and a glass from the natural-leaning list; the kitchen turns over weekly.
Tip: Walk-up tables are tight at weekends; book ahead. Sister rooms include Lee Brasserie and Uma.
UMA, whose name stands for Unorthodox Modern Asian, is the LP Hospitality group's Bib Gourmand room in Noblessner, returning to the 2026 Michelin Guide.
Signature: Tasting menu, Asian-Baltic plates
Order: The tasting menu; the kitchen blends Japanese and Korean technique with Estonian produce.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday. Shares the Peetri 12 address with Lore Bistroo but runs an entirely separate kitchen.
Tuljak on Pirita tee holds a 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand for Nordic cooking led by chef Lauri-Alvari Vahemaa, set in the postwar Pirita Yacht Club building.
Signature: Seasonal Nordic plates, Grilled Baltic fish
Order: The set lunch midweek, or the seasonal tasting; the kitchen leans on Baltic fish and Estonian game.
Tip: Closed June 23-24 for Jaanipaev. The terrace runs in summer with sea views across to Aegna island.