Pelm

My experience at this restaurant was mixed. The service was just okay, with the staff seeming rushed and somewhat annoyed. We were attended to by two different servers, which added to the sense of being hurried. The food, however, was quite delicious overall. The chicken schnitzel with potatoes, mustard sauce, and coleslaw was very good, though the schnitzel was a bit dry. The potatoes were nicely crispy and salty for my taste. The fresh salad, made with tomato, cucumber, and radish with sour cream, was a bit bland. The dumplings were acceptable but lacked sufficient salt. The chicken wings tasted good, though they were also a bit dry, and the accompanying sauce could have been thicker. The house lemonade was overly sweet, and while the mojito tasted okay, it lacked a noticeable alcohol presence.Overall, the food had its highs and lows, but the service could use improvement.

Pelm, located on Peterburi tee in Tallinn, is truly a hidden gem for those who appreciate authentic Russian cuisine. I recently had the pleasure of dining there with my wife and old friends, and it was an unforgettable experience. The ambiance was warm and welcoming, perfectly setting the tone for a delightful evening. I ordered the beef tongue, which was baked to perfection and beautifully presented with fresh greens, mustard, and an artful drizzle of sauces. The mustard was a standout, instantly transporting me back to my childhood with its rich, nostalgic flavor. To cap off the meal, we enjoyed a pot of fragrant tea with lemon, which was the perfect way to end our evening. The service was impeccable, with the staff attentive and courteous throughout the meal. A special mention goes to the chef for crafting such a flavorful and memorable dish. If you're a fan of Russian cuisine or simply want to explore something new, Pelm should definitely be on your list. Highly recommended for a truly authentic and heartwarming dining experience!

Huge T1 shopping mall even has Ferris Wheel on top, but still they haven't found their clients, so there are lots of closed stores and half empty floors. Pelm is one restaurants there and roof top location is nice, offering also nice views to the City. My Pelmenis were nothing special but still OK. But despite place was only 1/3 full and there were at least 8 people working, it took ages to get our food and waitress basically didn't talk anything else than Russian.

nice place, with a great view over the city and seacoast, very friendly staff. meals were good too. lack of some drinks and meat dishes, hope that just was not luck for us. but overall - very good and positive experience. I do recommend!