Parnu Restaurants

Lahke Madjar is a Hungarian restaurant situated in Pärnu's centre. The food is very good and tastes really Hungarian (I went there with a girl with Hungarian ancestors, and she confirmed this!). Prices are above average.

Favorite Dish: the goulash soup was superb - spicy (which is rare in Estonia) and with the right ingredients

Restaurant –

This is this most impressive part of the hotel and is well worth your effort to at least dine here if staying in Parnu. The food and service was superior offering a wonderful dining experience. Dinner or lunch can also be taken on the outdoor terrace overlooking the stunning parkland gardens. Breakfast was also fabulous with a excellent selection.

Favorite Dish: The duck and terrific wine list.

Steffani Pizzarestoran - is located on the beach, its a fabulous place for a cheap meal and pizza. There is an outdoor terraces and indoor restaurant. It can get busy during the summer months as its a great family restaurant.

Although billed as Tex-Mex, this is definitely not. This is the kind of Mexican food your mom makes, with chips opened from a bag, salsa and guacamole from a can, and fajitas that aren't marinated but are drowned in sauce after being cooked. The food fills a space and the staff is friendly, but restaurants like this are the reason Tex-Mex hasn't caught on around the world as it should.

The Rüütli Hoov restaurant in Pärnu old town was a good choice for our lunch one day. Quite a small place, local countryside athmosphere, easy-going style.

Beer and other drinks are cheap: one half-a-litre pint of local beer cost only 25 Estonian crowns (appr. 1,6 euros).

Favorite Dish: Their pork schnitzel filled with ham and cheese - not very healthy but very good. Price: 95 EEK (appr. 6 euros).

The restaurant "Postipoiss" is a very cosy local place with dark reddish terracotta coloured tile/brick walls and brown tables and long benches. It is a traditional Estonian place and so is the food too. Postipoiss is one of the most favourite restaurants in Pärnu, so come early to get a table.

At least on weekends there is a local band playing nostalgic songs from different decades - in Estonian language (but you can recognize the original behind the translation). Later at night local people dance (not disco; local traditional dances).

There is no dress code at all; you can just come as you are.

Favorite Dish: We shared quite a big Russian style Zakuska starter plate containing many different dishes in small amounts. It was a success.

Also the veal steak (Easter food) was delicious.

Comfortably located traditional bistro. Does not serve fancy seafood, but excellent portions of pork and other traditional Estonian dishes, which go fine with pint(s) of inhouse brewed beer.

Favorite Dish: Ribs do fine, also meat dumblings with sour cream were affordable.

Steffani is situated in the middle of Pärnu (old part). In summertime they do have an outdoor part wich is really nice to have a meal in......it was quite crowded when we went there. You can see them making the food in the kitchen while waitting for your food.
It is nice and clean, and the stuff where serviceminded and friendly.
And the most important, the food did taste very good and it is really pricy........as it is almost everywhere in restaurants in Estonia.
Also the indoor restaurant looked really good when we did have a quick look.....

Favorite Dish: We did have pasta and pizza...very good, but you can have a look at their internet site to see what they do have to offer.