- Exciting events in Estonia this week
- “Countryside Tastes and Senses” Features Central Estonian Foods and Drinks
- Estonian Chefs Among the World’s Best
- Estonian Rye Celebrated During Bread Week
- FoodLover Restaurants Week—A Great Intro to the Best in Tallinn
- Onion Route Buffet Day 2025
- Šašlõkk Taste Test
- The Estonian dish mulgipuder has been recognised by UNESCO
- Over 30 restaurants will offer special menus at Pärnu Restaurant Week
- Michelin award-winning restaurant in a Soviet-era café
- Estonians prefer to eat locally produced food
- Pärnu Restaurant Week will open with a special concert dinner
- Are you looking for a tasty and cheap dinner out?
- Tallinn Restaurant Week starts today
9.3.2026 | Culture
Exciting events in Estonia this week
6–28 March Raw Blocks of Black Iron exhibition, Tallinn Estonian metal artist Nils Hint’s exhibition and sale of blacksmithy … Read more
5.3.2026 | Culture
“Countryside Tastes and Senses” Features Central Estonian Foods and Drinks
Foods, beverages, and tales from Järva, Jõgeva, and Rapla Counties—Central Estonia—will be available at a fair in Tallinn’s T1 … Read more
5.2.2026 | Restaurants
Estonian Chefs Among the World’s Best
“In many countries, food culture with centuries of tradition plays an important societal role. Estonia’s restaurant culture has risen … Read more
7.10.2025 | Culture
Estonian Rye Celebrated During Bread Week
From 6 to 12 October, Estonia celebrates Bread Week, which highlights rye bread, a cornerstone of the Estonian dining … Read more
24.9.2025 | Restaurants
FoodLover Restaurants Week—A Great Intro to the Best in Tallinn
Twice a year the FoodLover blog organises a campaign in conjunction with over 50 of Tallinn’s best restaurants. What’s … Read more
9.9.2025 | Restaurants
Onion Route Buffet Day 2025
Estonia’s famous Sibulatee, or Onion Route, invites anyone who loves onions, fish, and home-cooked meals and pastries to visit … Read more
27.8.2025 | Estonia
Šašlõkk Taste Test
The most popular Estonian barbecue dish is šašlõkk—a word that contains two letters not even found in the English … Read more
19.12.2024 | Estonia
The Estonian dish mulgipuder has been recognised by UNESCO
Mulgipuder, the national dish of the Mulgimaa region, has been honoured with a place on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage … Read more
