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Botaanik

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Botaanik is a small craft cocktail bar at Suurtüki 2 in the Kalamaja district of Tallinn, Estonia. Kalamaja is a historic wooden-house neighbourhood just north of the Old Town, now one of the most fashionable residential areas in the capital, with cafes, restaurants and bars scattered among its restored buildings. Botaanik fits that character: an intimate, design-conscious room that rewards visitors who come for the drinks rather than for a large party.

Small cocktail bar open Thursday to Saturday; the room is tiny, so booking a table is advisable.

Botaanik is a small craft cocktail bar at Suurtüki 2 in the Kalamaja district of Tallinn, Estonia. Kalamaja is a historic wooden-house neighbourhood just north of the Old Town, now one of the most fashionable residential areas in the capital, with cafes, restaurants and bars scattered among its restored buildings. Botaanik fits that character: an intimate, design-conscious room that rewards visitors who come for the drinks rather than for a large party. The room is tiny, which shapes everything about the experience. The crowd tends to be adult, with couples, small groups of friends and cocktail enthusiasts predominating, and the mood is calm, conversational and focused on the glass in front of the guest. There is no formal dress code, though a smart-casual look suits the setting and the price tier. Music is incidental, playing at a level that supports conversation. The drinks programme centres on craft cocktails, with the emphasis on carefully made drinks rather than volume, and the price range sits at the upper tier, roughly three euro signs, so cocktails cost more than at a standard pub. Opening hours are limited and follow a weekend-weighted pattern: Thursday from 6PM to midnight, and Friday and Saturday from 6PM to 1AM. The bar is closed from Sunday to Wednesday according to the listing, so visitors should plan around those three evenings. Because of the small size, booking a table is advisable, especially on Friday and Saturday when walk-ins may find no space. No cover charge is listed, and bottle service is not part of the concept; the offer is built around individual cocktails. The location is a short distance from the Old Town and the Telliskivi Creative City, making it a reasonable stop on an evening that moves between Tallinn's different neighbourhoods. Visitors who want a quieter, more considered night out than the large Old Town clubs will find Botaanik a good choice, provided they plan ahead for the limited opening days and the tight seating.

Practical information for Botaanik · Last updated September 2026
Price €€€
Hours Thu 6PM-12AM; Fri-Sat 6PM-1AM
Address Suurtüki 2, 10133 Tallinn, Estonia

Good to know

Signature
Craft cocktails in a small room

Location

Suurtüki 2, 10133 Tallinn, Estonia

59.4437, 24.7418 View on map

Highlights

  • Craft cocktails in an intimate Kalamaja room
  • Open only Thursday to Saturday evenings
  • Quiet, conversation-friendly atmosphere
  • Short walk from the Old Town

Tips for visiting

  • Book a table in advance, since the room is tiny.
  • The bar is open Thu 6PM-12AM and Fri-Sat 6PM-1AM only.
  • Thursday is likely the easiest night to find space.
  • Expect upper-tier prices for craft cocktails.
  • Arrive at opening time at 6PM for the best chance of a seat without a booking.

When to visit

Thursday evening for a calmer visit, or an early Friday or Saturday slot with a reservation.

Accessibility

Access details are not confirmed; the very small room may be tight for wheelchair users, so contacting the bar ahead is sensible.

Frequently asked questions

Which days is Botaanik open?

Thursday to Saturday, from 6PM, closing at midnight on Thursday and 1AM on Friday and Saturday.

Is a reservation needed?

Booking a table is advisable because the room is very small.

What does Botaanik serve?

Craft cocktails are the focus, in the upper price tier.

Where is Botaanik?

At Suurtüki 2 in the Kalamaja district of Tallinn.