Pudel

No Longer In Business

Bar hinter dem Bahnhof in hipper Umgebung. 14 taps, zumeist aus Estland. Gute Craftbeer Bar.

Visited early August 2019 – as others have said is a pretty hipster type place and has that kind of look décor wise, and with patrons - although it was fairly quiet on our visit. We maybe caught them at a bad time as some new beers were being added and the existing ones showing as ontap were not. Prices were pretty expensive and with the limited choice we actually didn’t stay and said we would come back later (all though we never managed to) ok place but not an essential visit for me.

Trendy bar in the hipster district of Tallinn. Selection on taps was OK (mixture of Estonian micros and big-name US craft) but the one I most wanted to try was "not ready yet" despite being on the board. Tasting flight very expensive at 20 EUR for five beers. Wasn't really a fan to be honest.

ok first off left standing out side in light rain for 10mins another couple walked away as door was locked. before a secret side door was used by others. selection was little disappointing.... prices of 50c more for larger size is ludicrous. the 2 beers i had were goid if too cold but that's common... but just wasn't getting here

Located in the Telliskivi area which is worth seeing, most hipster place I have seen so far and I have been to Copenhagen. Close to the old town, everything is close in Tallinn. Old industrial & seemingly Sovjet buildings with bars, classy restaurants, boutiques, food trucks etc. located inside them. I saw a fashion show & above this bar there was a huge ugly Sovjet hall where a choir was singing. Everything at once so I a craft beer bar had to be here. The entrance is very weird & illogical and it took me some time to figure out that every house has the same number but there are maps all over the place and the area is worth exploring. Woody bar with about dozen taps and baffling pricing. They seem to encourage you do drink lots of the same or they want to fleece beer geeks, getting 500 ml. vs. 250 ml. costs you like only 0.50 or 1.00 euro for most beers and they have a tasting tray but offers little value. This bothered me. Selection was decent, some mainstream stuff, some Estonian and a Japanese schwarzbier of all things. Weird. A sampling tray was enough, some selected beers were weird but desired in Estonia. Pricing threw me off, it could be more inviting. Snacks for food, I had some wasabi nuts which wrecked my pallet properly. Bottle selection didn’t invite me too much. Not bad but not as good as hopped and there is better in Tallinn.

This place was disappointing to me. 10 taps, only maybe 3-4 of them were mildly interesting local Estonian crafts. No flights, small pours (0.3L) for €4.50, large (0.5L) for €5 - fuck off with that differential. Make it easier to sample beers. Service was okay. Atmosphere is very hipster with a bit of a douchey feel. Not one of my favourite stops in Tallinn.