Kohvik Energia

We had our breakfast here two days in a row. What a genuine little pearl of Tallinn. A cup of tea with a potato salad and piroshki was the best start to a day of strolling.

Very traditional, almost Soviet era Tallinn style cafe

It’s like going back in time! Loved the salmon and sprats toasts, coffee was strong and tasty as well Service can be more welcoming

Found this place by coincidence. Has a iron curtain atmosphere. Very authentic. Staff at the counter were helpful but not overly friendly. I have a feeling it’s a bit a Estonian thing rather than be unfriendly. Reminds me of German hospitality in a way. But once you know them they tend to be very friendly. Cakes, coffee and tea were good. Recommend to visit before places like that disappear completely. Try the typical Estonian little savoury snacks. Rye bread with herring or cured salmon.

Nostalgia trip to soviet times (with the main difference being that the current place is clean, pleasant, and with adequate service). For a complete experience, it would be cool if they played authentic 70s-80s soviet music, but alas, just a generic elevator music from the speakers. Clientele tends to be people who remember the soviet times and who are spending time to wait for their trolleybus to travel home at old-timey part of Tallinn - Mustamäe. Highly recommended visit for tourists to get a glimps of the bygone era. Drop in for a reasonable priced pint of beer (4 EUR as of March 2024), simple breakfast, or coffee and a pastry. This is a place for a quick visit, and then move on.

This coffee place in Tallinn is the coolest spot in town. Very traditional almost old-fashioned with simple but very delicious bread and bakery. The minimalistic and clean space invites to enjoy a very rare atmosphere unique for this city. I recommend a visited! We love to come here every time we are in town.

Spacious café with an old fashioned atmosphere. Everything labelled with prices and menu in English, making it quick and easy to order. Rhubarb cake recommended.