Cinnamon Restoran - Tallinn

The beef was overcooked, even though we asked for it medium. The pasta lacked flavor, and the salmon was dry. The butter chicken was extremely dry and overly salty.

The food at Cinnamon was outstanding. My butter chicken was the highlight of our fourteen-day trip to Northern Europe. We were once again greeted by the young man as he led us to our table inside, where an efficient waiter recommended the same delightful dish. The restaurant offers a diverse menu beyond just Indian cuisine. My husband tried a stir-fry option and was pleased with the generous portion and quality ingredients. Overall, Cinnamon is a charming place to dine in Tallinn. I highly recommend giving it a try – you won't be disappointed.

I am not very adventurous when it comes to trying new foods, even though I love to travel. I was unsure of where to eat while in Old Town, as many menus didn't appeal to me. However, I stumbled upon a restaurant with a picture menu and discovered they had a delicious bacon cheeseburger for a reasonable price of about 12 euros with fries. I wish I had found this place earlier in my trip instead of on my last day. I would recommend visiting this restaurant as they provided good service. Unsure of tipping customs in other countries, I left the waiter a 1.50 tip along with my change.

We were a group of 8 staying in Tallinn for 4 days. We drank in this restaurant each night and ate lunch once and dinner once. Food was lovely and service was the best. Shoomi and Sasha are great hosts.

We had eaten in several places within the old town before visiting here. The steps down to the restaurant could be challenging for some people. The menu wasn't extensive but gave sufficient choice. Menu in English and waitress spoke very good English. Food served promptly, hot and tasty. Finally the bill was the cheapest we had in the area.