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MY TALLINN
Wine Bars
Whether you're a true wine aficionado looking for a particular vintage, or just want a quiet tête-à-tête with someone special, Tallinn has a number of wine bars to fit the bill. The town's wine bars tend to be subdued, unpretentious, and lit with candles – the perfect place for a date or a meeting with an old friend. They're also fine places to pick up a bottle to take home.
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Pikk 71 Map
Ph: +372 630 6300 · Fax: +372 630 6301
info@threesistershotel.com · Homepage
The wine bar in the historic cellar of the Three Sisters Hotel welcomes visitors to drop by during the evening hours to enjoy a glass of its selected wines, a cognac or a shot of vodka. The sommelier a wide selection of vintages on hand, including a number that can be ordered edby the glass. Bordoo also serves light dishes from the hotel's respected kitchen.
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Müürivahe 2 Map
Ph: +372 640 6804 · Fax: +372 640 6810
vein@gloria.ee · Homepage
Not only does Gloria Wine Cellar offer the widest choice of wines in the Nordic countries, it’s also one of the most elegant and cosy spots in the entire city. Built right into the Medieval town wall, this underground hideaway is as good a place for a romantic rendez-vous as it is for finding the perfect vintage.
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Lai 6 Map
Ph: +372 641 8440
restoran@invinoveritas.ee · Homepage
This small, family restaurant doubles as an intimate wine bar where the respectable collection of vintages is a key feature. Elaborate, old-fashioned furnishings give it a touch of early-20th-century romance.
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Niguliste 6 Map
Ph: +372 5663 6211
kati@musi.ee · Homepage
The name in Estonian means ’kiss’, and Musi is appropriately romantic, artsy and inviting. Though some know it better as a wine lounge, this cosy, Old Town establishment works just as well as a café, even offering full-fledged meals. Visitors should ask about upcoming live music events.
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Kiriku põik 4A
Ph: + 372 631 3827
info@olematu.ee · Homepage
Located in a well-renovated stone house on Toompea hill, the Non-Existent Knight comes complete with café-bar, Estonian wine room and a Medieval-style restaurant hall. The menu covers popular European trends as well as Estonian traditions and the chef ensures that whatever you try will be of the highest quality.
Tallinn Card: 10% discount
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Rataskaevu 4
Ph: +372 646 2107
osteria@italbaltica.com
This tiny delicatessen-cum-wine lounge is given its personality by the Italian staff, who will sit and chat with the patrons, taking time to discuss the vintages or any other subjects that come up. The snack plates that Gallo Nero offers go very well with a shared bottle of red. Special tasting events can be arranged with prior notice.
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Viru 18 (IV floor) Map
Ph: +372 641 8631
info@vinoteek.ee · Homepage
It's definitely worth climbing up a few flights of stairs to reach this comfortable, old-fashioned style wine bar. The aptly-named wine attic is stuffed with the odds and ends you might find under the eves of an old house, including inviting sofas, chairs and beds that bring to mind pre-war Estonia. Come with friends, pick a vintage, and settle in for the evening.
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Raekoja plats 8
Ph: +372 641 1220
info@winelibrary.ee · Homepage
This small venue conveniently located on Town Hall Square not only offers a selection of affordable wines by the glass, it also presents a brief menu of grilled mains that's comparable to what other restaurants nearby are offering. Those who come primarily to drink are well catered to, however, by the availability of tapas, a cheese plate and cold cuts.
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