Pegasus

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Pegasus

Just as the name promises, this sharp, Old Town restaurant focuses on all sorts of fish dishes – from herring fillet salad and tiger prawn pasta to oven-baked baby trout – and offers a decent selection of wines. Some non-fish dishes, such as a risotto and a beef burger, are also available, and it opens early to serve decidedly fish-free omelettes and porridge.

Information

addressHarju 1, Tallinn
emailinfo@restoranpegasus.ee
openingHoursSun–Thu noon–11pm, Fri & Sat noon–midnight
phone+372 662 3013
websiteVisit website

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