Beer House

Big German style brewpub in the center of Old Town - just a very short walk from Town Hall. The beer selection is limited to 7 house beers. In last 10 years they have made a special beer once: a rauchbier. So beer selection is basically the same always. Food is ok, but nothing special. Prices are "tourist" oriented (read: expensive). I personally would recommend going to Põrgu instead (for both beer and food) as it is just a short walk away.

Huge German style beerhall & brewery. The beers are pretty much as you would expect in this sort of place - absolutely fine, but nothing to get excited about. Food was ok and service pretty good, but prices were very high. This was the first place I visited in Estonia and was surprised to find that beer in Tallinn is often considerably more expensive than the UK.

Interesting place, shame the prices didn't make a whole lot of sense.

On a Saturday evening we were looking for a place to eat with our little kids and this place looked big enough. I have visited this place last time in the 90s. Even if it's a huge place it was really full. We managed to find a private booth with a reservation starting in two hours. Two hours should be enough for us. I had the beer flight and a steak. The steak was cooked perfectly and was tasty. However the beers were from mediocre to plain bad. They have 7 beers brewed in the premises. They serve oversized flights and you can buy bottles to go too.

Massive beer hall. Totally running with the theme. But im a sucker for a massive wooden hall... Taster tray of 250 ml pour. That's a full glass! But still better than the 0.5 or l pours.

A massive beer house indeed, set up German style and a huge tourist trap. Prices reflect that. They offer a tasting set that is way too much volume of each beer: 250mL x 7 beers for a whopping ripoff of €20. No exceptions. Otherwise, you buy pints for €4-6. When we asked if they could do smaller pours, they said no and that everyone asks - so why not offer smaller pours if people keep demanding it?! That’s senseless. And the beer quality is nothing special. Service is pleasant, but falsely warm. Wouldn’t recommend this place unless you want some expensive ticks of subpar beer. This place is pretty much a scam.

Stylized German restaurant for tourists, beer is rather mediocre.

If you go to eat: they have 12:00-14:00 happy hour (meals). Very central location near Raekoja Plats. Update: now seven own beers + sometimes specials. Soviet style service, ok beer and good food.
Update 2018 (old 2/4/3/7/6/30). Selection is more or less static. Service is slow (this is large and popular place). Beers are ok and this is the oldest brewery in Tallinn! Food has always been quite good, so eating here (despite of slow service) is a good option.

Visited on a Monday evening in August 2017. This a large place with a typical German interior located in Tallinn old town. I only had one beer and it was ok, the taster was 25cl. A touristy place but still an ok one.