You know the drill. Second Vapiano joint, in Solaris centre, same place where Simple Session Film Festival takes place.
A good italian place close to Saku Suurhall, Simple Session's main venue. Eatery and deli.
Really nice Scandinavian-style cafe/restaurant and store. Try the lamb patty if you eat meat. The whole menu is awesome! We filmed parts of our 'Sister Session' short film here ;) Close to our hotels.
In the fifth floor of Solaris centre, where our film festival takes place. All kinds of good bakery dishes and more.
Very restaurant-y, yet not expensive. Probably the only place in town to have a range of vegan dishes.
Very Medieval. Bear meat, honey beer & boys in puff pants. Try the 'Grand beef of the Mighty Knight'.
Located in Viru department store (4th floor). Great for breakfast, but gets very crowded during lunch.
A rather alternative bar with a theatre located on the premises. Parties from Thursday to Saturday.
A small outdoor burger joint with THE BEST BURGERS. Definitely worth the 20-minute trip to Kadriorg.
Cosy bar with nice atmosphere, favourite of creative folks. No sign on the door, just go in from the blue door and up to the second floor. Simple but good food, try the Kotletid Mädarõikakastmes.
"Live and let live" is the motto of this small trashy but fun undeground bar, favourite of local young hipsters.
Serves quality beer from small breweries around the world, including ones from the owner's own Põhjala brewery. Go say cheers to Peeter – part owner of the place and Baltic Vans distributor.
The only real BMX shop in town. Go and visit and support it! They carry most good brands out there. Go and check also http://www.mysticbmx.com
Record store with good vinyl selection, dance music and all around.
Indoor skatepark, around 10km from centre. The set-up used to be a modification from our 07's Summer Session course. But they just updated their lay-out.
A bit bigger outdoor skatepark, not far from centre by the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds, close to the sea promenade where there's also some great rideable Soviet-style monuments.
Small skatepark. Small and a bit weird obstacles but still fun skatepark with very central location. Miniramp and a few rails.
Indoor park not too far from centre, ca 4km. A bit more suitable for skaters. We held our Simple Session 14' Estonian skate qualifications over there.
Has everything that makes a good restaurant - a creative chef, cozy atmosphere and great service.
Go check out the artwork in Manna La Roosa. Coolest venue and good food, though tends to be rather pricey.
A nice little Scandinavian cafe. Situated next door to Estonian Design Shop. Worth a visit when in Tallinn!
Restaurant / club. Parties every weekend. Recommended for vegetarians and nighttime munchies.
