Where to get pizza in Tallinn
For the best pizzerias in Tallinn, decide first whether you want Neapolitan-style dough, a broad menu for a mixed group, or a place near the neighborhood you are already visiting. These five options cover different needs: Kaja for a focused wood-fired pie, F-hoone for Telliskivi and choice, Kajakas for Pirita, La Cucina for an open-kitchen meal, and Pizza Grande for a large menu in the center.
1. Kaja Pizza Köök: a focused Neapolitan pizzeria
Kaja Pizza Köök centers its offer on Neapolitan pizza, baked in a Stefano Ferrara wood-fired oven with Caputo flour. Its own site lists just 20 seats and says it opens until 7 p.m. or until the dough runs out. That makes Kaja a strong choice when pizza quality and a focused menu matter more than a late dinner or a large dining room. It is also the one to plan ahead for: go earlier, check that day’s opening details, and avoid treating it as a guaranteed late-night option.
2. F-hoone: pizza in Telliskivi with options for a group
F-hoone is inside Telliskivi Creative City and offers more than a standard pepperoni-and-margherita list. Its current menu includes combinations such as wild mushrooms with pancetta and pickled shallots, beetroot with goat cheese, and gorgonzola with truffle paste. That variety is why it works for a group whose pizza preferences differ. It is also a full restaurant, so it makes sense to meet here even if not everyone wants the same style of meal. Check the live menu for current availability and dietary details.
3. Kajakas Pizza: Neapolitan pizza in Pirita
Kajakas has a location at Pirita tee 20a and describes its offer around Neapolitan pizza from a wood-fired oven, alongside pasta, antipasti, and other dishes. It earns a place for people staying or spending time by the coast who do not want to return to the center just to eat. The practical tradeoff is location: it is a Pirita choice, not an Old Town pizzeria. Check the current location selector, menu, and hours before setting off.
4. La Cucina: an open kitchen near the city center
La Cucina is at Endla 23. Visit Estonia describes its kitchen as open to diners and notes that the restaurant serves pizza napoletana, with a summer terrace. This makes it a good pizzeria near central Tallinn when the preparation and sit-down restaurant setting are part of the appeal. Its listing shows different weekday and Saturday opening times, so check the current schedule before planning a weekend lunch.
5. Pizza Grande: a broad menu and several pizza sizes
Pizza Grande’s Tallinn location is Väike-Karja 6, close to the Old Town. Its menu is unusually broad, with fish, meat, vegetarian, spicy, and sweet categories, and pizzas in 20, 30, and 40 cm sizes. The size choice is useful for solo diners and groups, while the menu breadth makes it easier to accommodate different cravings. Pick it when central convenience and variety matter more than a narrowly defined Neapolitan style. Confirm current prices and hours on the restaurant’s own page.
Which Tallinn pizzeria fits your plan?
Choose Kaja for a focused wood-fired Neapolitan experience, F-hoone for pizza in Telliskivi with a mixed group, Kajakas if you are in Pirita, La Cucina for an open-kitchen dinner near the center, and Pizza Grande for broad choice in the Old Town. The best option is usually the one that fits your route: see our guide to exploring Tallinn beyond its main checklist if you want to build the meal into a wider neighborhood day.
Menus, hours, and dough availability can change. Check the restaurant’s own site on the day, particularly for early closing, booking, or dietary questions.