Very classic and decorative, beautiful. Service quite slow, one worker at The counter, there was a que. Coffee and croissants delicious! Outdoor seating nice. Minus for The toilets, broken door & could Be More hygienic.

Cute, historic cafe with some patio seating as well as a crowded indoor area but the line gets long very quickly and I don't see any reason to pay these prices. Food was good but you can get equal from other cafes and more choices...if you're hungry for a bigger breakfast (I was). No fresh juice, etcMore

My desert wasnt so good, but my friend took pavlova, and it was excellent. It was quite rush our, so queing took some time.

The window claims it is the oldest cafe in Tallinn. It certainly is a pleasant place to stop and rest for a while. The cakes are fabulous and reasonably priced. The Vans Tallin coffee will warm you up on the coldest day. (Think Irish coffee...made the the local liquor.) Very pleasant.More

Perfect view of russian embassy protests while enjoying great coffee, cakes, architecture and history.

This would deserve a 5 but each time we got there either they were closing or a very limited choice of cakes. The pistachio cake is good and more than decent coffee.

I can understand why this place is an institution! The cakes are to die for, the orange juice is amazing, and the coffees perfect!

Traditional and stylish cafe with decent tea ‘pig’ tea. Mellow background music and a relaxed feel with a rotating ferris whee holding tea cups in the window.

Sade Liis was the best server! I am so glad my Free tour guide told us about this place being the oldest in town. I really enjoyed the pastry and the ham sandwish! Teas were nice too!

Excellent pastry and coffee shop still showing its elegant lineage. I skipped my hotel breakfast each day in favor of coffee and pastries here. Locals, students and tourists give it a warm, lively vibe. Recommended.

A quaint cafe with a lot of history. My companion and I stopped for a quick coffee and to warm up from the cold afternoon. The staff moved quickly and even though the place was packed, we didn't wait long for our coffee and chocolates....They had soy and oat milk substitutes for regular milk. We actually wanted to order food too, but almost all of their pastries and snacks used eggs, so we weren't able to order. The staff was able to answer questions in English about ingredients, which helped, or else I would not have ordered chocolates. It is probably worth a stop if only to marvel at a cafe open for business in the Tallinn old town since 1864.More

Went inside the oldest cafe in Tallinn for a nosey really but my wife and I ended up sitting at a corner table enjoying a G & T just so we could soak up the atmosphere of locals and tourists enjoying their coffee and pastries....The beautiful ceiling and solid wood wall panelling really added to the history and ambience of this must-visit establishment.More