Tallinn, Estonia

4 vloggers mentioned

“He visited this cafe to try marzipan, which he describes as having a grainy consistency like fudge and a taste reminiscent of licorice. He notes it's made of brown sugar and almonds.”

— A Sense of Travel with Michael Matheny

3 vloggers mentioned

“He visited this medieval-looking cafe in the heart of the Old Town to try a Kama Cake. He described the cake as having a cheesecake-like consistency but being slightly more gritty.”

— A Sense of Travel with Michael Matheny

3 vloggers mentioned

“The vloggers' first stop in Tallinn. They praise the delicious and gorgeous-looking cinnamon and cardamom buns, describing them as the "ultimate cinnamon bun".”

— Adventures of A+K

2 vloggers mentioned

“At this poodle-themed restaurant, the bartender recommended a Põhjala, an imperial Baltic porter infused with coffee and cherries, which the vlogger found absolutely delicious.”

— A Sense of Travel with Michael Matheny

2 vloggers mentioned

“They found this crepe shop which is highly recommended by locals. They try a savory salmon & cheese pancake and a sweet cherry & coconut pancake, finding them delicious and very filling.”

— JHMedium

1 vloggers mentioned

“He tries Mulgipuder, a potato and grain oats porridge, which he says is pretty good and reminds him of a loaded baked potato. This tavern is located within the Estonian Open Air Museum.”

— A Sense of Travel with Michael Matheny

1 vloggers mentioned

“The vlogger describes this bar as having an interesting decor like a secret laboratory, with radioactive themes and experiments.”

— Farklı Şeyler

1 vloggers mentioned

“They have lunch at this popular restaurant in the Telliskivi area, which was formerly a depot. They try the "Furger" and a Gorgonzola pizza with pear jam.”

— Farklı Şeyler

1 vloggers mentioned

“For their final night, the family dines at this medieval-themed restaurant, where the staff are in costume and the food is based on 15th-century recipes.”

— Our Wandering Hearts

1 vloggers mentioned

“The vlogger tried fresh, slightly crispy rye bread at this cafe. His bread was served topped with salted fish, another Estonian specialty.”

— A Sense of Travel with Michael Matheny

1 vloggers mentioned

“The vlogger mentions they came to this highly-rated cafe near their apartment to try a famous Estonian dessert, Kohupiimatasku, for breakfast.”

— Farklı Şeyler