The baked salmon with mango salad really stood out &mdash; fresh mango, light dressing, the fish cooked just right. I liked that they didn&rsquo;t overload it with sauce. Some other dishes were a bit hit or miss, but I&rsquo;d come back for that salmon alone. The room we sat in had a nice calm vibe too.

Stopped by for lunch and got the borscht and vareniki. Borscht was hearty, just the right warmth for a cold day. Vareniki were decent, dough a bit thick but filling was good. Staff took time to walk me through the menu, which helped since I don&#39;t know much about Ukrainian food. Place is tucked away in the old town, easy to miss. Solid spot if you&#39;re curious.

The pesto on the pizza tasted properly homemade, not like the stuff from a jar. Crust had that nice crisp-chewy thing going on. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The salmon bowl was really fresh, and I liked that they didn&rsquo;t drown it in sauce. Portion size was generous for the price. Cozy enough to sit and eat slowly. Maybe not the most exciting menu, but fine for a simple lunch.

Came here with a couple of friends on a random weekday. The food was solid for the price, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Service was a bit slow though, we waited a while for our drinks. Place isn&#39;t much to look at but it&#39;s fine for a chill hangout. Would come back if we&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t feel like cooking.

The food was solid and had a modern twist, but the space felt a bit plain. Would&#39;ve liked a little more character in the decor. Still, a good meal overall.

The seljanka soup was really good, and the pork shank came off the bone just right. Marina took care of us without hovering. Sitting right on the square made it feel a bit more special, though it did get a little loud.

The chorizo pasta was the highlight &mdash; rich and properly spicy. Service was friendly but a bit slow between courses. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more atmosphere, but the food did the talking.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The cinnamon roll was still warm, really good. Flat white had a nice balance, not too milky. Place is small, so you might not get a seat right away. Service kept up fine despite the rush. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Decent spot if you&#39;re near the city center. Had the Indian dishes &mdash; pretty good, though the naan came out a bit stiff. Cozy enough inside, nothing fancy. Fine for a casual meal, wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for it.

Stopped by for a quick bite. Got the 24cm small, figured it&#39;d be light. Nope, that thing is packed. Thick crust, tons of cheese, toppings everywhere. Definitely the closest to real American pan pizza I&#39;ve had in Tallinn. Messy to eat but worth it. Probably could share one next time.

Dropped in for dinner and the duck breast with fennel cream was solid. Staff knew their menu, that&#39;s always a plus. Place has a nice local vibe.

Came for the grilled salmon, &euro;19. Fish was fresh, veggies were fine. They pour Pilsner Urquell in the proper stubby mug, that alone got me. Smoking room downstairs saved me from freezing outside. Place is nothing fancy but does the job.

Decent spot right in the old town. Food was tasty, service did the job. Fair price for the location, nothing fancy but solid.

Dropped in for breakfast, got the duck curry pie&mdash;pretty solid choice. Cappuccino&rsquo;s 4 euros, a bit steep for what it is, but the place has a nice vibe. Wouldn&rsquo;t go out of my way, but if you&rsquo;re nearby, it does the job.

The 30cm pizza here is massive &mdash; easily enough for two. With a local beer the price felt really fair for Old Town. It&#39;s self-service and no-frills, but the toppings were generous. Staff were friendly too.

Solid ribeye, cooked exactly as asked. Old-school steakhouse vibe, nothing fancy. Service was friendly and quick. Prices are what you&#39;d expect for this kind of place.

The salmon literally melts&mdash;best sushi I&#39;ve had in Tallinn so far. Wasabi was properly hot too, not that fake paste stuff. Presentation was gorgeous as well.

Tasty sushi, no doubt. But 20 minutes for our order felt long, especially when you&#39;re hungry. The place is easy to find, which helps. I&#39;d probably come back, but only on a day when I&#39;m not in a rush. Portion sizes were decent for the price, so that&#39;s something. Just wish the kitchen was a bit faster.

The waiter actually remembered our order without writing it down&mdash;impressed me more than I expected. Water glasses never sat empty, and he checked in at the right moments, not every five minutes. Service like this is pretty uncommon in Tallinn, honestly. Made the whole meal feel smoother. Only tiny thing: the place got a bit loud later in the evening, but that didn&#39;t take away from the experience.

The fig and goat cheese pizza is the one. Sweet fig with that tangy cheese, works better than it sounds. Crust had a good char, not too floppy. Ate it looking at the sea, which was a bonus. Would get that again. Maybe skip the other toppings.

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