Kochi Aidad

Grosses Brauerei Restaurant am Kreuzfahrthafen. Bei mir gabs 5 eigene Taps, darunter zwei Specials. Bier ist solide, aber nichts Besonderes. Essen ebenso. Für fünf Tics ok.

Massive beer haul just as you step off the boat... Loved the interior, food was good and as good as selection you could want from brew pub. With more available as bottles... Beer was decent.. In fact better than expected.. Liked here a lot... And food was decent

Big german style bierkeller near the harbor (D-Terminal). Service is adequate enough if you're there for just food. If you start asking about the beers, the answers are mixed (for example you may get different answers from the stuff if you ask what's in the special tap at the moment). Selection is limited to their own beers and about 2-30 bottles in the fridge. Food has been good every time I have tried it. Prices are reasonable. Overall: worth a stop, if you just want to eat or try some locally made german style beers, but not really a craft destination.

Eh. It's convenient to the ferry terminal. I had a 1:30 ferry to Helsinki which I wanted to make sure I hit so I went here. It's big, food is fine, beer is unimpressive but not bad or anything. You're better off going to Uba or Porgu but in a pinch, this place isn't anything to be embarrassed of.

Large brewpub next to D-Terminal. If you come with Tallink, you can't miss it. And it is open early! Beers are not so special and place usually has some drunken Finns but of course it is a brewpub and certainly as such on your list if you visit in Tallinn for the first time. Sampler place available.

Open for breakfast to catch the ferry traffic, and so we obliged, on recommendation of Anna at RBESG 2017. Large cavernous interior made up to look like a German bierkeller. Small serving bar. Handful of outdoor tables where we had to listed to local drunk youngsters who were harmless enough. Flights of all available beers are possible, and while the beers were drinkable, they were nothing to write home about. We had already had breakfast at our prostitute hotel, so we did not indulge here. A worthwhile stop.

Second time visitor Estonia, as well as Tallin, this visit due to RBESG. My visits on Saturday July 22 and Sund 23, 2017.

Visited for dinner and two beers the 22nd and breakfast on 23rd. Nice enough food, decent to good service. The breakfast buffet for €12 had two draught beers as well. All four beers I testad were decent to good. Big open area with tables, also some seating upstairs and outside. Very cloes to the Tallink ferry terminal D, making this a good first or last stop if going by Tallink to/from Helsinki.

2016 update - now brewing, some decent stuff in a range of different styles. Also has started to hold a beer festival where micros and homebrewers (and those in between) are invited. Oh - it’s the earliest good bar in town to open, as it does breakfasts for Finns who have boats to catch (or some equivalent reason).
Not brewing yet, but I can see their fermentation/maturation vessels already set up. They say it will be 2-3 months (Jun 2012) before they’ve got their own beer. Stunning stone building, in part stunning because of how open and spacious it is. Full of wood and furs. We’d eaten before we came, but we forced (hehehe) a carrot cake down us, and it was delicious - I expect fairly high quality food from this place. I was right, on our 2nd trip we had some excellent nosh - loved the liver! Alas the beers currently here are the same boring macro crap that you can get at other places - I guess there were well over 20 utterly useless pale lagers to chose from. A few non pale lager imports, but you can get most of those elsewhere too (Youngs Double Choc, Schlenkerla Marzen, Schofferhoffer Weiss). So, one to watch, but at the moment not a place for a true beer lover. Unless you particularly like the Estonian live music that they plan on having almost every weekend.

If you are coming to Tallinn with a ferry. This would be your first pit stop. 15 minutes walk from old town in Tallinn. Nice cousy place. Also a fine patio. Decent beer selection. You can buy samples.

Big, quite cosy place. Service was generally good, but they did replace one beer on the sampler to something else, and didn’t say anything until asked about if they actually replaced it. Really tasty food, and quite cheap compared to similar in Finland. Apart from the replacing of the one beer in the sampler and not telling automatically they did so the service was nice. Nice place, with good opening hours!