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F-hoone

  • CuisineInternational, Estonian
  • CategoryRestaurant And Bar
  • VibeIndustrial-chic, creative crowd, lively
  • Rating★ 4.4
  • Price$$ (mains approx EUR 15-25 / USD 16-27)

F-hoone is a casual restaurant and bar in the Telliskivi Creative City at Telliskivi 60a/1 in the Kalamaja district of Tallinn, Estonia. It occupies a converted industrial hall in the former factory complex that has become the city's best-known creative quarter, and the setting shapes its character: high ceilings, exposed industrial features and a mix of residents, creatives and visitors.

F-hoone is a casual restaurant and bar in the Telliskivi Creative City at Telliskivi 60a/1 in the Kalamaja district of Tallinn, Estonia. It occupies a converted industrial hall in the former factory complex that has become the city's best-known creative quarter, and the setting shapes its character: high ceilings, exposed industrial features and a mix of residents, creatives and visitors. The cuisine is international with an Estonian slant, built around burgers, hearty comfort mains, an Estonian craft beer selection and a popular weekend brunch. Mains cost roughly EUR 15-25, positioning it as a reasonably priced option outside the Old Town. The atmosphere is lively and informal, with music, conversation and a noisy bar on busy nights. There is no dress code, and the venue suits groups, friends meeting after work and anyone exploring the Telliskivi area. Beverages are a strength, especially the Estonian craft beer list, alongside cocktails, wine and non-alcoholic options. The restaurant is open daily from late morning until late, according to its listing, and visitors should confirm current hours on the venue website. Walk-ins are accepted, though booking is advised on Friday and Saturday evenings when the room fills quickly. Weekend brunch tends to be busy as well, so arriving early helps. The restaurant's position inside Telliskivi Creative City means it can be combined with a visit to nearby design shops, galleries, street art and weekend markets. It is also within easy reach of Fotografiska Tallinn and the Balti Jaama Turg market, so visitors often group these stops into one half-day itinerary. For travellers who want a relaxed meal away from the medieval centre and a taste of contemporary Tallinn life, F-hoone offers a convenient and informal choice with generous portions and a strong local beer programme.

Practical information for F-hoone · Last updated September 2026
Price $$ (mains approx EUR 15-25 / USD 16-27)
Hours Daily 11AM-late (confirm on fhoone.ee)
Reservations Walk-ins; booking advised Fri-Sat evenings.
Address Telliskivi 60a/1, 10412 Tallinn, Estonia

Signature dishes

  • Burgers and hearty comfort mains
  • Estonian craft beer selection
  • Weekend brunch

Good to know

Known for
Casual industrial-hall dining in the creative quarter

Location

Telliskivi 60a/1, 10412 Tallinn, Estonia

59.4379, 24.7277 View on map

Highlights

  • Industrial-hall dining in Telliskivi Creative City
  • Burgers and hearty comfort mains
  • Estonian craft beer selection
  • Weekend brunch in Kalamaja

Tips for visiting

  • Book for Friday and Saturday evenings; walk-ins work at other times.
  • Arrive early for weekend brunch to avoid queues.
  • Sample the Estonian craft beers on tap.
  • Combine with Fotografiska Tallinn and the Balti Jaama Turg market nearby.
  • Expect louder noise levels on busy nights.

When to visit

Weekday afternoons are quiet; Friday and Saturday evenings and weekend brunch are the busiest.

Accessibility

The venue is in a converted industrial hall, which often offers more open, level space than Old Town buildings, but step-free access is not confirmed. Visitors with mobility needs should contact the venue.

Frequently asked questions

Where is F-hoone?

It is at Telliskivi 60a/1 in the Telliskivi Creative City, in Tallinn's Kalamaja district.

Is a reservation needed?

Walk-ins are accepted, but booking is advised on Friday and Saturday evenings.

What food is served?

International and Estonian dishes, including burgers, comfort mains and weekend brunch, with a strong craft beer list.