NOP Cafe and Shop

NOP is short for Neighborhood Organic Place, which is a perfect description of what it strives to be. This is a place where locals meet and become regulars, a community space of sorts, and where all food is local and organic. There’s also a shop to buy products used by the café.

Nearby organic deli NOP can outfit you with everything you need, from sea buckthorn cake and tomato/kimchi juice to jars of marinated delicacies.

In the same direction, and with a terrace that’s as green as Kadriorg Park itself, NOP Café is serving up some of the best (and best value) brunch dishes in Tallinn. The latke with fried egg, bacon, red cabbage kimchi and sour cream was a fantastic fusion of flavours that was both Estonian and very international. The hummus with chimichurri, aubergine, picked carrots and sourdough made a healthy yet luxurious light lunch.

NOP is one of our favourite casual cake spots and is located in Kadriorg, close to the very beautiful Kadriorg Palace. It’s a short walk from the Old Town and worth popping into if you need some refuelling whilst in the area!. The café occupies one part of the building and the other half is a cute little deli as well as a lovely little courtyard to sit out in the summer months!

Neighbourhood Organic Place, aka NOP, is where locals and expats gather for a nice healthy meal and a great chat. A century-old house welcomes families and pets, but it’s also laptop-tolerant (just in case you're married to work or have that one last email to send). Everyone’s raving about their organic (vegan-friendly) breakfast options and for a good reason!

NOP might be the best place for brunch in Tallinn and it’s a perfect location to fill up before visiting Kadriorg park. They serve breakfast until 3pm and have all the classics like poached eggs with salmon and blueberry pancakes. But they also have some more modern and healthy dishes like Shakshuka, Tabbouleh and a chia-blackcurrant smoothie bowl.

NOP Café and Shop – Located just outside the city center, NOP stands for “Neighborhood, Organic, and Practical.” It focuses on organic coffee and locally sourced ingredients, housed in a beautifully restored wooden building. The café not only serves coffee but also acts as a community hub, with a little grocery store selling local organic products.

One of the oldest cafes in Tallinn, located in the city center, in the Kadriorg district, is a friendly place where you can come for a cup of coffee, breakfast and lunch, or to buy various treats from small producers. Over the years it has become a flagship place for healthy eating and clean food and a true locals gathering point.

Now, practicality is not the hipsters’ forte (the jeans are always too tight), but “neighbourhood” and “organic” is for trendsetters what Alpha and Omega is for the Bible – everything!. NOP is situated right on the edge of Kadriorg. Like Kalamaja, it’s a wooden house district, but unlike Kalamaja, it’s not as obviously trendy.

This place definitely had more of a restaurant feel to it, compared with NOP and Vegan Inspiratsioon. It’s very small inside, so booking a table was essential. Somehow we managed to stumble across it and bag a table without a booking, though we saw the waitress turn away several couples after we’d sat down.

Long-time fan favourite café-restaurant NOP awaits guests in Kadriorg, best known for its beautiful park and palace. The restaurant’s menu focuses on organic food, supplemented by many vegan options. People can also purchase a variety of wonderful items for home cooking from the café’s small shop.

**Nop’s selection changes seasonally, conjuring up some of the freshest and innovative veggie eats in the city. But don’t worry—your omnivore friends will be delighted here too. Nop is located in the suburb of Kadriorg, which is about a ten-minute tram ride from the Old Town (No. 1 or 3 tram).

A short stroll from Tallinn centre, it’s a great pit stop if you’re visiting Kadriorg Palace. As well as the cosy cafe, there’s a deli section where you can buy food to take away and a large courtyard to relax in during the Summer months. NOP Cafe and Shop, J. Köleri 1, 10150 Tallinn

NOP Cafe & Shop is another great brunch spot located in the heart of the Old Town. The cafe offers a selection of delicious brunch dishes such as avocado toast, breakfast burrito, and waffles. The menu also includes vegan and vegetarian options, as well as fresh smoothies and juices.

NOP is short for Neighborhood Organic Place, which is a perfect description of what it strives to be. This is a place where locals meet and become regulars, a community space of sorts, and where all food is local and/or organic. There’s also a shop to buy products used by the café.

I’d heard a lot about NOP, and though it isn’t just a vegan restaurant in Tallinn, there are a few plant-based options to choose from, so I was excited to try it. Sadly, it didn’t live up to the hype for me. I ordered the avocado toast, which was decent but truly nothing special.

While we did not go to NOP for working, we did go there for a tasty lunch, and the food nor the drinks disappoint. They have a great menu of healthy, vegetarian and vegan food, and also nice teas and smoothies. This place is sure to please vegetarian travelers.

If you prefer organic, vegetarian food, the best restaurants in Tallinn have a lot to offer. There is the Vegan Restaurant V but NOP is my favourite!. NOP is a small, wooden building in the prosperous Kadriorg district just 10 minutes from the Old Town.

Another fantastic healthy restaurant is NOP Cafe and Shop, which is committed to sustainability and the environment. The rotating menu features organic staples like avocado toast, kale salads, and quinoa-based dishes.

At NOP, you will have access to dishes and food made from local, quality, organic Estonian products. This is, in our opinion, the best place to go for breakfast if you are looking for something natural.

Hidden in the charming Kadriorg district, NOP is a go-to spot for brunch lovers. It’s a bit small inside, but when the weather’s nice, their beautiful terrace is perfect for a relaxing meal.

NOP – This idyllic organic food restaurant is in an old wooden house in Kadriorg district. They have several yummy vegan breakfast options, a big terrace and a small organic food store.

Most Hipster Tip: Visit Nop Cafe in Kadriorg (Köleri Street 1). Take Tram 1 from Põhja puiestee to L. Koidulaand find this cozy spot around the corner.

Another cosy Kadriorg café is NOP, known for putting ecological food in focus. Here there’s a kids’ corner and a sandbox that opens in summer too.