Saiakang Café

Tallinn

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Saiakang Café

This small café on the Saiakang lane, just off Town Hall Square, has been a neighbourhood staple for years and continues to offer the quintessential café experience. This is a place where you can drop in for a cup and a chat, have a slice of cake and be on your way. Alternatively you can settle down with a bowl of soup or stick around to chat with friends.

Information

addressSaiakang 3, Tallinn
emailindrek@saialill.ee
openingHoursMon–Sat 9am–7pm, Sun 10am–6pm
phone+372 644 3055
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/Saiakangikohvik/

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