Name: Hell Hunt
Address: Pikk 39, Tallinn, Estonia, Tallinn
Telephone: +372 681 8333
Price range: 31

This pub has plenty of indoor seating, but also has a nice outdoor area across the street in a park-like setting . They have 4 house beers on draft and a number of other bees as well. The food prices seemed reasonable but we were only there for a couple of mid-afternoon drinks. As we paid our bill, we found out that they have a daily happy hour between 5-6pm.

There’s something about the atmosphere—relaxed, unpretentious, and genuine. Now that the outdoor seating is open, the experience gets even better. Whether you drop by alone, with friends, or as a wandering tourist in the Old Town, you’re met with a smile and attentive service that doesn’t miss a beat.  The food delivers, the beer is cold, and the staff strikes that perfect balance between efficiency and friendliness. Hell Hunt is simply a safe bet—every single time.

A visit to Hell Hunt never disappoints

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Just 200 yards from town square found a great pub by chance.  Friendly staff and loads of beer selections to keep you entertained.  Didn’t try the food but looked good.  Would recommend a visit.

Good selection of beer

After a full day of walking and exploring Tallinn, how nice to have a homey spot for a beer and a snack. This seems to be one of the few spots in Tallinn enjoyed by tourists and locals alike. The staff were all so friendly to us, and helped us try beers we never would have without their help. Sweet potato fries and a lager outside on the patio, and a really good burger or chicken salad with an ale inside for dinner. This is just one of those places we will talk about when we are home.

Became our go-to spot

We went to this pub for an evening meal as an alternative to eating in Town Hall Square, we shouldn’t have bothered. This is clearly a pub trying to be more and it should stick to being a pub which it did well. Our food took well over an hour to arrive. When it arrived it was all cold and the starters and mains all arrived together. It felt like our order had got lost as much later arrivals than us for their food served in the right order, in good time and seemingly warm. The waiting staff had no clue however over which order should be going where. Service was slow and poor, very inattentive.  The only plus point was that it was a nice place to sit out and play cards under a patio heater and blankets! The beers were good. Best to avoid and find elsewhere!

A disappointing evening - best to avoid for food and eat elsewhere

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The medieval retro restaurant that became a hit online became the first itinerary in Tallinn. The restaurant is located near the Old Town Hall of Tallinn. You can choose to dine outside or experience the medieval atmosphere by dining inside. There is no other light except candles. The clothes of the staff are very immersive, especially the waiter who served us has great acting talent. The mood for dining is very good, but the fish is too salty and the food plate is a bit rough. Maybe this is the medieval style.

A western restaurant named after the house number, it is not in vain that it ranks first in Tallinn. There was a long queue before the door opened at 12 noon. Fortunately, I saw in the travel notes that I could make an appointment in advance. The salad was so artistic that I couldn&#39;t bear to eat it. The bread before the meal was great, and I ordered another one directly; the ginger lemonade recommended by the waiter tasted good, and I didn&#39;t taste the ginger at first. The Darjeeling after the meal was so sweet, the service was so nice, just like the waiter asked if it was worth it, and the answer was of course of course.

The front desk of Palace recommended two restaurants, one is Pegasus and the other is FARM. We ate at this restaurant on our last night in Tallinn. The environment is probably the most quiet and comfortable among the restaurants we visited on this trip. There is background music, and the kitchen is enclosed by transparent glass. Although it is Estonian cuisine, it is a more fashionable new style. Almost every restaurant will provide bread before the meal, so you don&rsquo;t need to order starters. Just order juice and main dishes. The juice is indeed freshly squeezed, so it is served immediately after being squeezed, fresh and with natural sweetness. The main dish ordered is meatballs with cream mushroom mashed potatoes. The meatballs are actually quite ordinary, and the meat is solid, but they fall apart when you skewer them. In addition to the accompanying sauce, there is also blueberry sauce, which is sour and sweet, um... It&rsquo;s okay, but I don&rsquo;t feel impressed. Cream mushroom mashed potatoes, I think this combination is basically delicious, so I ate a small pot. Although it is so delicious, it still can&rsquo;t be compared with the cream mushroom soup of Olde Hansa. Not on the same level.

We were on holiday to celebrate my mother&#39;s birthday. I read the reviews on the website and decided to book a birthday meal for her. I was not disappointed, the food and service were excellent and the fish was the freshest I have ever had. The creations of the halibut and the &quot;fish of the day&quot; salmon were a work of art! What a great find in the lovely craft food hall. Thanks for a memorable evening! Recommended!

A place to have lunch after visiting the old town of Tallinn in the morning. I searched and found that this restaurant is ranked high, and the owner is a Sichuan restaurant opened by a Northeasterner. To be honest, the dishes are more suitable for Chinese tastes. Although the cooking methods have changed a bit, it is still very happy to be able to eat Sichuan cuisine in winter. The restaurant is actually located on the basement, so the space is a bit small, but it is still comfortable to sit.

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A visit to Hell Hunt never disappoints