Vegan
International
Beer/Wine
European
Fusion
Estonian
Fully vegan Mediterranean restaurant offering a selection of appetizers, mains and desserts. Menu changes seasonally and can be found online. Relocated from Room 208 at Ars Factory Open Mon-Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat 11:00-17:00.
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Last update on 21 Sep 2024 by KlorofullTallinn
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Added by KarinKanamäe on 11 Dec 2022
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37 Reviews
First Review by KarinKanamäe
ukbear
Points +16
Off the beaten track but you will be rewarded for the effort. - Edit
The restaurant is housed upstairs in an artists workspace out of town, a little hard to find, but so worth tracking down.
Read moreThe French trained chef and owner is passionate about veganism and this is reflected in his food.
We went just before Christmas for his special festive menu and thought the food was superb, a very thought through menu which tasted excellent.
The chef's passion and vision is reflected in the food he serves and he deserves our support.
Go find it!
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ChiaEatDay
Points +116
As good as it gets. - Edit
Please don’t go on the last day of your visit to Tallinn! You will want to revisit. I HAD to rebook my bus :)
Read moreAmazing chef, staff and concept. You can tell he used to do fine dining.
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paulharhen
Points +1075
Unique Vegan Culinary Experience - Edit
Klorofüll is located on the second floor of a building, a 10 min. tram ride south from Old Town Tallinn, that caters for exceptional Estonian based artists. And likewise Klorofüll is truly exceptional when it comes to the art of cuisine. The chef is very well educated and even trained in France and Switzerland for a number of years before arriving in Tallinn relatively recently. The menu changes every day. The food ingredients are all fresh, sourced locally and prepared from first principles. The blending of tastes is perfect. To experience it all one has to have the full menu as we did. From starters to dessert, it was delicious. For starters we had a Vegetable Soup and a Tomato Salad dish. For mains, a Thai Curry with Noodles. For dessert, an Apple and Cinnamon. Kombucha too. An understated canteen environment with all the emphasis being on the food. Highly recommended. Very affordable. Excellent service. The best vegan culinary experience to be had in Tallinn for sure. An education also.
Read morePros: Blending of Tastes, Freshness of Ingredients , Emphasis on the Food
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evan123
Points +147
Lovely food and owner - Edit
The owner/chef takes great pride in his food that showcases the beautiful flavours of vegetables that he sources locally fresh from the grower. Don’t let the distance from the Old Town dissuade you from going; it is only a few stops on the tram or bus, which are very easy for tourists to use — Google Maps for the next tram or bus, and just swipe your Visa/Mastercard inside.
Read morePros: Great food, Passionate owner, Not expensive
Cons: Limited menu — one soup, salad, main, dessert
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Keeyan
Points +235
Local produce with international cousine - Edit
I really enjoyed the food and the owner seems very passionate about his work and is also super friendly. Would definitely recommend a visit!
Read morePros: Friendly owner, Good price, Delicious
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stadthund
Points +273
Fanciest canteen in town - Edit
Klorofüll is advertised both as the new canteen for the artists working in the legendary ARS complex, and a laid back restaurant on its own. To reach it after work in the city centre, you definitely have to make an effort, and I‘m glad they recently extended their closing time from 6 to 7PM, giving more people a chance to find their way to this part of the town, and to room nr. 208. We arrived an hour before closing time and had the restaurant to ourselves for most of the time. The menu changes daily and our surprise was cold millet salad with marinated peach for starters, warm millet with green lentil sauce and oven baked apple, and cold coffee. The starter, main and coffee together were 12,50€. Unfortunately, they were out of dessert by then. Millet is something that I used to have as a kid growing up in the Estonian countryside a lot, and it’s not too often that I come across it in a restaurant. Here, it was mixed with herbs, including peppermint, which gave it a zesty character. The „cold coffee“ was not the lukewarm leftover that it may sound like, but a concept of a refreshing drink without the ice that, according to the chef himself, „is not good for the organism“. In any case, it was very nice on a hot September day, and the visit in general left a good feeling.
Read morePros: fusion food making use of local ingredients, nice atmosphere with a lot of sun and plants, prices
Cons: reaching the location requires an effort, lack of staff — owner did everything himself
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KarolinaStachyra
Points +96
Hidden germ of Tallin - Edit
Klorofull is an outstanding place where you can enjoy regional food made from locally grown ingredients. The talented chef invents a hearty dishes and follow his passion to serve delicious food that feeds our bodies. Every day menu changes based on the available products on the food market.
Read morePros: Fine dining serving , Inspiring chef , Delicious food
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Farsta
Points +231
Fine dining at a budget - Edit
The place is hidden in a building, entering it looks pretty much like a school food hall but dont be fooled. The chef is making amazing food that both looks great and is tasty like a fancy restaurant.
Read moreHe was super friendly and explained all the dishes, you could really tell he loves to make food.
Both we and the kids loved the food.
The price is much lower than you would think.
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pollymin
Points +24
Creative menue for a very good price - Edit
We arrived one hour before closing and were the only guest in the restaurant. The owner was very welcoming and nice. We ordered parts of the menue and shared. We paid 21 euro (total, for two) including drinks and desert. The concept of the week was a local plant, that was part of the whole menue, even the drinks and the bread. Very creative, matching to the location in an old soviet art studio building. The food was tasty and we would definitely come back.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-07-20
Pros: Kind owner, Good price, Creative concept
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Opiskelija
Points +58
Wonderful experience - Edit
I had a wonderful lunch at Klorofüll, which has shifted from fine dining to a more casual and affordable concept. We shared the entire menu, including an appetizer, soup, main course, dessert, and a sweet pie, all for under €25 for two. The food was extremely tasty, making for a delightful experience.
Read morePros: Extremely tasty food, Affordable , The owner was really kind
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Nsch
Points +616
Best vegan restaurant in Tallinn! - Edit
The whole evening was absolute fantastic. They have also authentic Estonian food made vegan with lots of thought put into it.
Read moreRestaurant is located in a quiet neighborhood, very cozy from the inside. The food was fantastic with lots of different options and interesting new tastes. The staff was incredible nice and took a lot of time guiding us through the evening.
For the quality of food the price was very reasonable. Can just recommend for everyone visiting Tallinn!
Updated from previous review on 2024-02-18
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asudarkina
Points +67
Please support this up and coming place! - Edit
What a great experience at this new vegan restaurant in Tallinn! We felt very well taken care of with the wonderful service, and the food was so fresh and delicious. If I were to be staying longer, I'd go back monthly to try the rotating menu. Prices are very fair.
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Annikanoma
Points +84
A must go in Tallinn - Edit
Wonderful experience- the service was very good and polite, the food interesting and creative and the wine pairing worked well. One of the best fine dining experiences for us and the price was very affordable. Everyone working there seemed to be very passionate about the food which made the experience even better.
Read moreReserve a table in advance since they might reserve ingredients only according to the amount of the reservations. The restaurant is a little bit outside the city centre but a must go if you're in Tallinn.
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Silvidog
Points +38
More of an experience than just a meal - Edit
We had a lovely meal. All local ingredients and plant based. Chef was highly trained and skilled in creating a supurb menu. We were given loads of information about each course and this really added to the meal experience.
Read morePros: Lovely meal, Local produce, Interaction with chef and his restaurant partner
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xskx
Points +25
5/5 fine dining with a philosophy - Edit
Vegan fine dining with excellent background idea and cooking philosophy: Farmer & local & non processed. Got to love the place.
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arofru
Points +296
Possibly becoming a Michelin ⭐️ restaurant - Edit
Great atmosphere, excellent service and very detailed food presentation. Some of the food choices were a bit confusing for me, like many different types of food put together on the same plate. One of the dishes was surprisingly spicy, I was ok with that, but some guests should be warned beforehand. I must mention that it took me tremendous effort to patiently wait and cope with super long and very detailed menu and food presentation. But all in all - very pleasant and interesting experience, we will be definitely back for next season menu in December.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-10-20
Pros: Great service , Michelin ⭐️ worthy service , Good food
Cons: Tap water was not good there, Way too much talk, $$$$$
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PiretPiret
Points +143
Perfect fine dining - Edit
Went for a romantic dinner, no specific occasion, we just wanted to dress up a little, have good food and good wine. We were not disappointed. The food is delicious. The menu changes with the seasonal vedge but I encourage you to trust the chef and try as many different foods as possible. We had open sandwich, gimbap, laksa and gnocchi. I have no pictures as we were so submerged into having a fab night out.
Read moreA must visit restaurant in Tallinn, the fact that it’s fully vegan is just an amazing benefit! Omnivores will not be disappointed 🫶
Pros: Food, Wine, Atmosphere
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aportlandvegan
Points +147
Excellent food, smaller portions - Edit
Food is delicious and not to be missed. Excellent wine. Don’t come here super hungry, as the portions are not large.
Read morePros: Local, seasonal, Delicious taste, Good service
Cons: Portions could be a bit bigger
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TraveLaika
Points +495
Super epic food & service - Edit
So truly nice concept where only 3 people are working for making a vegan cuisine one of a kind and truly magical. I wish there were more people to find this place out and enjoy these delights they are making.
Read morePros: Daily new dishes, Personal service
Cons: Little expensive
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Muuuuu
Points +3230
Don't miss this place - Edit
A unique experience. The chef is very creative and knowledgeable and you get the opportunity to talk with the chef about his creations.
Read morePros: Nature wine, Veganized Estonian food , Friendly staff
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KatjaKarjalainen
Points +54
Amazing food and service - Edit
Great, personal service and fantastic food from ultra-local ingredients. Our lunch and dinner felt like visiting friends, and we left full and very happy
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XiscoMoreySerantes
Points +55
Hard to find, imposible to miss - Edit
It's in a small Unnamed street, close to the American Embassy.
Read moreFood is impressive, and their attention to detail is beyond impressive
Updated from previous review on 2023-09-26
Pros: Deserts, Lunch menu options, A la carte dinner is really impressive
Cons: Nothing to add, honestly
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Olorine
Points +76
Amazing experience - Edit
Food made with natural, high quality ingredients only.
Read moreThe staff is adorable. They explain everything about their food and drinks with passion.
We tested almost everything on the menu and everything was delicious and surpassed expectations.
We only stayed in Tallinn for 1,5 days but spend our 3 meals in this restaurant because we just didn't want to go anywhere else.
If you are on a budget, try to go for lunch. Starter, main, dessert and a drink for 12,5€.
If not, dinner is breathtaking and should be around 40€ for starter, main, dessert and drink.
Pros: Food, Staff , Decoration
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EkaterinaPetrikevich
Points +469
Fancy vegan time out - Edit
I really liked the place and the food. The quality is amazing and the chef even takes the time to walk you through the culinary experience:
Read moreThe recipes are traditional but with a nice twist that makes it exciting.
But since it’s quite boutique the menu items run out and we ended up not having quite a few options available. That on top of the menu being generally small makes it even smaller to the point that it might feel frustrating to some people.
Pros: Food quality, Service , Overall experience
Cons: A lot of options missing, The menu seems a bit disjointed
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Hopecape
Points +101
Tasty, healthy and local, all vegan - Edit
Really nice hidden gem in Tallinn.
Read moreHas one three course menu for lunch for 12,50€. Portions are tasty, healthy and smallish, so you can easily eat the it all and continue your day.
For dinner time it has larger variety of dishes from all around the world. Cooking is simple and surprising.
Winelist is amazing! Well curated exclusive natural wines that cant be find everywhere. I would recommend this place for group of friends to have nice all included dinner.
Note, that the menu wasnt mediteranian as some mentioned here. Would say more homecooking meets southern flavours.
Pros: Taste, Idelogy, Atmosphere
Cons: Quite small dishes, Only one options for a lunch
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yumchadong
Points +5588
Great potential, room for growth - Edit
This venue, despite its potential, sadly falls short in multiple areas, the most prominent being the menu design. The menu feels disjointed, a confusing blend of international dishes that leans more towards a potluck rather than a well-thought-out fusion. Furthermore, the lack of balance between light and hearty dishes is apparent and a clear opportunity for improvement.
Read moreThere are 3 starters, 3 mains, and 3 desserts, with each category featuring an Estonian dish. Unfortunately, the execution of these Estonian dishes is lackluster and lacking creativity. A prime example would be the potato mash and cutlet main, which is in dire need of a refreshing component and a visual makeover. The starters echo a similar sentiment, all leaning heavily on the heavier side with a stark absence of anything fresh.
A ray of hope is the Lao 'Jeow.' The flavors here stand out remarkably, however, the proportion of rice to sauce could be better balanced, as there were not enough sides for the generous serving of rice.
The monthly menu change leaves me hoping for improvement next time.
The staff, while well-meaning, could dial back their eagerness a notch. The persistent follow-ups came off more as awkward than genuinely attentive.
All in all, this restaurant possesses a lot of potential, but there is equally a lot of room for growth and improvement.
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Heidihelsinki
Points +297
Lunch menu - Edit
Daily chancing lunch set menu. Lunch is the time chef plays and tests flavours and ideas. So our lunch was lovely, but it was little bit on the heavier side this time with potato salad starter, Risotto style main, big cookie to finish. I was missing fresh veggies salad, fresh herbs, since summer maybe little bit lighter desert with berries and fresh flavours from summer.
Read moreBut I still wanna give 5stars so that you go test this lovely place. I recommend to eat here. Dinner tasting menu is more carefully pre planned. Lovely place with relaxing atmosphere and spa like background music. Great service. I will visit again at dinner time.
Pros: Atmosphere , Service
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