Tallinn Trip – Ragu Cafe

We decided to walk to the centre of Tallinn, which I thought was by far the most sensible thing to do and it only took around 35 minutes. Those with excessive amounts of luggage dropped it off at the hotel, but Susanna needed food urgently. There were limited options very near to the hotel, but Ragu Cafe was one of them, even though its Google Review score was lower than I would usually risk.

The excitement builds, Bev is positively bouncing up and down as the photo shows.

Generic lager and generic biscuits, this wasn’t really fine dining. On Saku, this historic brewery met its end as an independent operation when Carlsberg bought it in 2008. As a beer it’s inoffensive, but I was hoping for more craft beer delights during the week. The others had a variety of dishes, I think that the consensus was that the basic requirements were met, but there wasn’t much going above and beyond. However, the service was friendly, engaging and efficient, so it met the demands Susanna had made that she needed to be fed. We then shuffled off to the Old Town to experience some culture, whilst I was pleased that I had had my first beer in Estonia.