The borscht was honestly the best I&rsquo;ve had in a while. Carolin R took care of us even though we walked in without a reservation&mdash;super smooth. Good spot for a casual catch-up with friends 🙂

The NY steak with pepper sauce was pretty solid. Meat quality&#39;s definitely there, you can taste it. Interior&#39;s fancy too, like proper high-end steakhouse vibe. But yeah, you&#39;re paying for that experience. I&#39;d say go for it if you&#39;re okay with the price tag.

The duck was spot on, and the beef tartare worked well with a glass of red. Open kitchen kept it lively even if the room was a bit quiet. Service stayed sharp without hovering.

The menu&rsquo;s short but everything we tried was solid. Pork ramen and kimchi were both really good, and the price felt fair for what you get. Nice little spot in the city centre.

The beef fajitas actually tasted pretty close to what I&rsquo;d get back home in Texas. Didn&rsquo;t expect that from a place this far north.

The medieval cellar is pretty cool, stained glass and all. Felt like stepping back in time. Garlic bread was good, Estonian cheese too. But the portions... kinda small for what you pay. I get the atmosphere costs money, but I left wanting a bit more food for the bill. Fine for a one-time visit, maybe not for a hungry day.

The burger&rsquo;s decent, just ask for medium&mdash;it arrives well done unless you specify. Fish and mash was tasty, service fine. Portions could be a bit bigger though.

The waiter actually paid attention when I mentioned my allergy&mdash;double-checked everything before it hit the table. That alone made the evening. Live music added some energy, though it got a touch loud near our corner. Food was solid, nothing wild, but I paired a nice dry riesling with the grilled fish and that worked out well.

Came here with a friend for her birthday and the mojito was seriously good. The head waiter checked on us a few times, which was nice. Place got a bit loud later, but still fun for hanging out. 🍹

The elk ham panino was really good, but it cost more than what&rsquo;s listed on the menu. Kinda annoying when that happens, but I&rsquo;d still go back with friends for a quick bite.

The warm chocolate cake here is really something. Soft and gooey in the middle, not too sweet. Honestly one of the better ones I&#39;ve had. It&#39;s rich though, so maybe plan to share unless you&#39;ve got a serious sweet tooth. I sat near the window and the light was nice. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

Stumbled in for dinner and the pizza was solid, but the wine list really caught my eye. Picked a nice bottle that paired well with everything. Service was friendly enough.

Came here with a couple of friends last week and honestly the sushi was so fresh. We ordered a bunch of rolls and everything hit the spot. The place itself is tiny though, like we were basically sitting elbow to elbow with the table next to us. Fine for a quick bite but not somewhere you&#39;d linger for hours. Prices felt fair for what you get though.

The staff were really patient with my broken Estonian, which I appreciated. Food felt homemade and hearty, prices are fair for the center. Portions could be bigger, but I left satisfied.

Stopped by this place inside Balti Jaam market. Got the salmon dish, pretty solid. Market was packed so I ended up eating standing near the counter. Not ideal but the food made up for it. Quick service too, which was nice. Would grab it again if I&#39;m in the area.

We came in around 10pm and they still seated us, which I appreciated. Lasagne was pretty good, maybe the best I&#39;ve had lately. Staff were friendly without being over the top. Place was a bit noisy but fine for a late bite. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Been here a few times now, and the tasting menu keeps delivering. Last visit, the local fish course stood out&mdash;simple but cooked just right. Service stayed sharp even when the place got busy. Only hiccup was a bit of a wait between courses, but nothing that ruined the night. Still my go-to spot for a proper dinner.

We stopped by on a rainy evening and grabbed a table on the balcony. Stayed dry, which was nice. Staff left us alone for the most part, in a good way. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing, but the vibe made up for it. I&rsquo;d go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The lunch menu changes often, which I like. Had a strawberry gazpacho with coconut ice cream &mdash; weird combo but it worked. Dubai chocolate bowl was good too. Solid spot if you&#39;re into creative stuff.

The tasting menu with wine pairing was solid&mdash;sommelier really knew how to match each course. View from the terrace didn&#39;t hurt either. Just wish the pacing between courses was a bit quicker.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The waiter knew his wine list well, pointed me to something solid. House champagne was surprisingly good for the price. Service was fast, which I appreciated. Place was a bit loud but whatever. Got in and out in under an hour. Fine for a lunch break.

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The best restaurants in Arusta

Restaurant Rataskaevu 16

Restoran Olde Hansa

Restaurant Pegasus

Goodwin The Steak House

Farm

Restaurant Tchaikovsky

Cher Ami

Dominic

Restaurant & Bar Kolm Sibulat

Texas Honky Tonk & Cantina

Restaurant Munga Kelder

Scotland Yard

Platz

Tule Estonia Restaurant

Caffe Centrale

Ehe Maitse

Pierre Chocolaterie

La Prima Pizza Gonsiori

Amijami Sushi Bar

Soorikukohvik

T35 Bakery&Specialty Coffee

Baojaam

Restaurant Da Rocco

R14 restaurant

Sessel Speakeasy

Mix

Horisont Restaurant & Bar

Bogapott

Restoran Spot

Gloria Wine Cellar