James is famous for being the man who brought a change to the Estonian beer scene. His reputation is high and trusted and he definitely knows the most about beers helping many top restaurants with selecting the best beers to complemen…Open the full description
James is famous for being the man who brought a change to the Estonian beer scene. His reputation is high and trusted and he definitely knows the most about beers helping many top restaurants with selecting the best beers to complement their dishes. He is former brewer and has got even diploma in brewery and distilling. You can meet him in his own bar called very literally Pudel Baar – the Bottle Bar. He got a shop as well with impressively over than 200 beers and ciders.
Hell Hunt
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Let's get one thing straight – the bar's name doesn't mean what you think it does. It means, perhaps somewhat disappointingly, “tender wolf”. But hey, the sign has a naked chick riding a wolf on it. So there's that. It's a great place for food and during the summer there's an open air terrace in the small park just across the street.
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F-Hoone
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If you manage to get all the way to Kalamaja, don’t miss the F-Hoone. If it wasn’t situated in such a funky neighbourhood, you’d call it out of place.
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Von Krahl
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For nighttime entertainment we suggest you to investigate the posters outside to get a better idea of what's happening. Von Krahl is a theatre and they do have self produced alternative plays for people who are, say, not so much interested in the contents of a bottle but rather the character of it.
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Põrgu
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Actively rejecting redemption of any kind, the owners of Põrgu offer a respectable selection of draught beers. But considering this is a pub, it only makes sense that the main idea here is to torment the guests with tempting beer labels, with some carnal pleasures thrown in (and by carnal pleasures we are hereby referring to actual meats).
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Texas Honky Tonk & Cantina
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Come here if you have a desire for spice or if you have kids under the age of six (they eat for free). Avoid bringing them along in the later hours however, because just like in the good old USA, you can't drink (or even hang out) here after dark if you're under 21.
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Hr Mauruse Pubi
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The pub has a wonderful relaxed atmosphere with lots of books and nice lamps. It might be a little hard to find at first, as you probably wouldn't expect to find a pub in a library. As for the name, it comes from a character (a teacher no less) in a famous Estonian novel.
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Karja Kelder
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If you want to try Estonian beers, this pub can cater to your needs, serving mainly Saku brewery beers. You probably won't leave hungry either. The portions are big and pub-like.
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Kolm Lõvi
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You might have had to imagine it before, but this is what Eastern Europe actually is. Well... in Tallinn there is at least one place left like this. Kolm Lõvi definitely takes some courage to visit – hence the name "Three Lions".
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Vana Villemi Pubi
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One of the Estonian pop-rock bands hung out there so much they even wrote a song about it! The place doesn't get many tourists, so you can be sure to feel like an Estonia.
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