Tallinn

This little café and chocolatier is a good place to take a break from trekking through Old Town. The handmade truffles are named for operas, so you could...more

Tallinn has several excellent Italian restaurants, which isn't surprising considering that the town attracts a lot of Italian tourists. But Bocca, located in...more

Everything at this delightful restaurant—including the breads, pastries, and ice cream—is made on the premises. The mostly French menu includes a...more

Controvento's location—down a narrow alleyway in Old Town—is so impossibly charming you'll think you've stumbled onto a stage set. More traditional...more

Located in the city center, across the street from the foreign ministry, Eesti Maja (Estonian House) offers the most authentic native fare in Tallinn. Its rooms...more

Visitors ring the bell at the entrance to the Egoist, Tallinn's most expensive restaurant, and are greeted by a butler who escorts them to their table. In...more

The dramatic entrance to Gloria is carved out of the Old Town wall—built more than 100 years before Columbus landed in the New World. Decking the walls...more

Indigo walls, romantic lighting, and tasteful seafaring accessories—like the model clipper ship on the well-stocked bar—make for pleasant...more

Must Lammas (which means "Black Sheep") serves hearty Caucasian fare—that is, standards from countries between the Black and Caspian seas, such as Georgia...more

For a glamorous, decadent evening, Ö, located just outside Old Town's walls, is hard to beat. The interior is strangely ethereal, hung with dark, gauzy...more