Vegan Travel Tips for Tallinn, Estonia, Tallinn, Estonia
Tallinn is a sweet little city with some excellent vegan food. Here’s where to find it. For its size, Tallinn has a surprising number of vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants. It’s a small city that you are likely to visit just for a few days, and in that time you’ll have a nice selection of places to have a good vegan meal.
This is a 100% vegan restaurant and it’s right in the centre. When you walk around the old town and need a break, this would be my first choice.
It has a really lovely interior, very spacious and inviting. They have an English menu and English speaking staff. I tried their beetroot burger and it came with a lot of toppings and many surprising flavours.
A very popular vegan restaurant in the old town. It’s so popular that it’s best if you make a reservation ahead of time. The first time I went there it was fully booked for that day and the next. As I didn’t feel like doing too much planning, a few days later I walked in and they happened to have a free table. It was just a matter of luck. It was way past lunchtime and the place was full, apart from that one table… So do make a reservation if you want to eat there.
I had the seitan taco, which was excellent, with guacamole, vegan cheese and red beans. I also tried a very refreshing Estonian-made apple rhubarb drink. There were quite a few other things on the menu I’d have loved to try, like the kale lentil pie and the zucchini noodles and red quinoa salad. They have some interesting vegan desserts too. I didn’t have any of those as the taco was big and filling. They’ll have to wait for next time… ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
This is a 100% vegan restaurant and it’s right in the centre. When you walk around the old town and need a break, this would be my first choice.
It has a really lovely interior, very spacious and inviting. They have an English menu and English speaking staff. I tried their beetroot burger and it came with a lot of toppings and many surprising flavours.
A very popular vegan restaurant in the old town. It’s so popular that it’s best if you make a reservation ahead of time. The first time I went there it was fully booked for that day and the next. As I didn’t feel like doing too much planning, a few days later I walked in and they happened to have a free table. It was just a matter of luck. It was way past lunchtime and the place was full, apart from that one table… So do make a reservation if you want to eat there.
I had the seitan taco, which was excellent, with guacamole, vegan cheese and red beans. I also tried a very refreshing Estonian-made apple rhubarb drink. There were quite a few other things on the menu I’d have loved to try, like the kale lentil pie and the zucchini noodles and red quinoa salad. They have some interesting vegan desserts too. I didn’t have any of those as the taco was big and filling. They’ll have to wait for next time… ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Vegan Travel Tips for Tallinn, Estonia
Guide Location: Estonia » Tallinn
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Tal Hayoun
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Guide Location: Estonia » Tallinn
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Tal Hayoun
Read it on Author's Website: http://brightnomad.net/vegan-travel-tallinn-estonia/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
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- Karu talu šokolaad
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- Marta Khovik
- Vigri kohvik
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