Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Tallinn

A beloved neighbourhood café on the edge of the trendy Kalamaja district, Boheem is everything a local café should be: unpretentious, warm, with genuinely good affordable food. Crêpes, wraps, salads, quiches, stews, pasta, and next door a wood-fired pizzeria. Dogs are explicitly welcome — both inside and on the outdoor terrace. Visitors report being seated inside on rainy evenings with their dog without any issue. This is the quintessential Tallinn dog-friendly café experience.

Set in the old foundry hall of Tallinn's Telliskivi Creative City, F-Hoone is one of the most beloved all-day dining spots in the city. The industrial space has been beautifully repurposed — exposed brick, high ceilings, warm lighting — into a relaxed community café and restaurant. Breakfasts, soups, salads, and solid main courses. The outdoor courtyard area in Telliskivi is particularly dog-friendly, buzzing with locals, bicycles, and dogs on sunny days. Part of Tallinn's most vibrant creative quarter.

The Tallinn outpost of the internationally acclaimed Fotografiska photography museum, set within Telliskivi Creative City. The museum itself welcomes well-behaved dogs (skip guided tours — they sometimes have restrictions). The café is one of the most stylish in the city, serving excellent food and drinks in an airy industrial space. The outdoor terrace in the Telliskivi courtyard is dog-friendly. An excellent stop combining culture and coffee in one of Tallinn's most dynamic creative spaces.

A beautifully restored indoor-outdoor market hall adjacent to Tallinn's Baltic Station, Balti Jaama Turg is one of the city's most enjoyable spaces. Food stalls selling everything from local cheeses and cured meats to Estonian pastries and international street food. Dogs were welcomed during visits reported by multiple travellers — the relaxed, market atmosphere is naturally accommodating. The outdoor sections are fully dog-friendly; the indoor areas are generally tolerant for well-behaved dogs on a leash.