We are happy to share that Zoom Restaurant & Bar is making it´s debut at Tallinn Restaurant Week. Come and have a flavorful evening!

The first week of November is full of discoveries for food lovers in Tallinn when both local gourmets and visiting tourists can eat at and compare the city’s top restaurants without breaking the bank. With Tallinn Restaurant Week (TRW) the city and its culinary scene aim to make visitors feel welcome and promote dining out as a cultural experience open to everyone.

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Tallinn Restaurant Week

Forget running around in the kitchen this Christmas, and come enjoy a festive evening full of flavor. This December, we’re setting the table at Hyatt Place Tallinn for a holiday buffet designed for those who appreciate variety, good company, and great food.
Expect both Christmas classics and new favorites like Nordic herring, smoked fish and gravlax, an Italian-style meat selection, duck, black pudding, roast pork, salmon, mandarin cake, a selection of Estonian cheeses and much more.
The buffet includes three alcoholic drinks, unlimited non-alcoholic beverages, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that lets you slow down and savor the moment.
All you need to do? Show up and enjoy.

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Christmas Eve Dinner

Tallinn Christmas Market with a touch of a fairy tale will be held at the Town Hall Square of Tallinn. Everything is possible at the Christmas Market! The star of the market is the Christmas tree, which is the most important Christmas tree in Estonia and has been set up in Town Hall Square since 1441, making it the first Christmas tree ever to be put on display in Europe.

The Christmas land is decorated with trees, Christmas decorations, and Christmas lights. Local merchants will offer Estonian Christmas cuisine, from black pudding and sour cabbage to gingerbread and hot Christmas drinks, as well as various handicrafts. The younger guests can enjoy merry-go-rounds and there is a diverse Christmas programme.

Tallinn Christmas Market

Town Hall Square

Christmas Market

In the weeks leading up to Shrove Tuesday, the streets of wintry Tallinn fill with the delicious smell of cardamom, fresh pastries and whipped cream. The kitchens of cafés are hard at work. BunFest opens the doors to the kitchen side of Tallinn's café culture, where every pastry tells its own story.

Tallinn BunFest will take place from 15 January to 17 February, with over 40 cafés and bakeries across the city participating. The festival offers visitors several experiences at once. You'll have the chance to explore Tallinn's diverse café culture, discover different areas of the city and experience Shrove Tuesday traditions in a modern context.

Several cafés offer gluten-free, lactose-free and vegan buns, so there is something for everyone.

Cafes and Menus

Tallinn City

Tallinn Bun Fest 2026 – the best vastlakukkels in Tallinn

Tallinn Music Week (TMW) returns for its 18th edition from 9–12 April, bringing 186 artists from 38 countries to transform Estonia’s capital into a vibrant global soundscape. Since 2009, TMW has grown into one of Europe’s leading new music and city culture festivals, as well as a key meeting point for music and creative industry professionals.

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Tallinn Music Week

From 11–22 February 2026, the 17th FoodLover Restaurants Week brings exclusive special menus to dozens of top Estonian restaurants. Restaurant Zoom is delighted to take part in this culinary celebration. To enjoy our special dinner offer, please reserve your table using the link provided.

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FoodLover Restaurants Week

Perfectly placed in the city’s vibrant core, Hyatt Place Tallinn puts you within walking distance of what matters—from the storied charm of the UNESCO-listed Old Town to modern galleries, cultural venues, and dynamic shopping districts. Historic meets contemporary, all just steps from your door.

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Just minutes from the hotel, Tallinn’s Old Town is a living postcard—cobblestone streets, gothic spires, and centuries-old charm. Perfect for an afternoon stroll, a quiet coffee, or a spontaneous photo walk.

Wander the UNESCO-Listed Old Town

Escape into nature without leaving the city. This expansive parkland is home to tree-lined paths, manicured gardens, and the elegant Kadriorg Palace—commissioned by Peter the Great. A peaceful reset just a short ride away.

Kadriorg Park & Palace Grounds

Where art meets industry—Telliskivi is Tallinn’s cultural hub. Think open-air galleries, street murals, local design shops, and edgy cafés. Come for the creativity, stay for the atmosphere.

Telliskivi Creative City

Head toward the coast for fresh air and wide-open views. This revitalized harbor area blends maritime history with modern architecture—ideal for a casual walk or an impromptu sunset.

Walk Along the Seaplane Harbour Waterfront

A gentle climb rewards you with sweeping views over Tallinn’s rooftops and beyond. Rich in history and atmosphere, it’s a must for first-time visitors—and a timeless favorite for return guests.

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