Boheem — Restaurant in Tallinn

The design of the cafe is very interesting, but a cafe remains a cafe, probably only drinks and light snacks can be good. We visited for a birthday dinner and were disappointed. We ordered soup and main dishes, they brought drinks first, then soups and then main dishes, which got cold while we were eating soup, who does that? The creamy soups were really not creamy, we tried two different ones, the milky soup with curdled cheese is far from being creamy, the vegetables in the soup were just from a set of frozen vegetables, the tomato soup was also not creamy, it blows people's minds. The main dishes were greasy and at really high prices, for which you expect a more aesthetic image on the plate. Dried buckwheat with mini shrimp that were overcooked rubbery, chopped smoked salmon, all mixed with tomato sauce and topped with one half of a not-quite-ripe tomato when August is tomato season. 55 euros were received for such a dinner. Only vermouth and spritz cocktail was tasty. It's a shame that we decided to have...

I hardly write negative reviews, but today I was slightly shocked by what one established place can offer. I ordered a crepe. I don't know how about you what you assume when you order a crepe, but I assumed it's a thin pancake that is easy to eat. What I got was just an oldschool oily pancake that had obviously been heated up in the microwave. I had it as I was hungry, but god it's almost impossible to digest it!

Second meal I ordered was a pasta for kids. I have 2 small children and the pasta was burning hot! Thanks to the microwave again!!! For god sake, it should be in the chef's ABC that you don't send burning hot food to the table that was meant for children. It was full of cheese, so it took decent 5 minutes to wait until they could eat it, but try to explain to 3 and 1 year old why they can not eat when the food is on the table.

Not recommending this place unfortunately. So many other places around Kalamaja that offer quality food with the same...

Mixed feelings about this trendy restaurant/cafe. My husband and I ate here three times during our stay in the area. On the first two occasions, we found the service brilliant and the food delicious and of high quality. On our final visit we were really looking forward to our food, but unfortunately my husband's pizza was not really hot. The man serving us was a bit disparaging and said it had been cooked in an oven at 400° so it couldn't really be cold. My husband asked if it could be heated up somehow. The waiter reluctantly went off to the kitchen but came back and said nothing could be done or it would burn. So my husband ate his pizza lukewarm. It wouldn't have felt so bad if the server had been a bit more pleasant, and maybe apologised, but his attitude was very unhelpful, which ruined our dining experience....