Palmse Kõrts
📍 Palmse, 45435 Lääne-Viru County, Estonia
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Google: 4.3 • TripAdvisor: 4
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Palmse Kõrts, located in the charming town of Maerjamaa, Estonia, offers a delightful dining experience steeped in rustic charm and traditional Estonian cuisine. This cozy restaurant resembles a middle-age pub, complete with inviting interiors that reflect the local culture. Diners can expect a hearty menu filled with classics and some unique dishes, such as the well-loved Mulgipuder—a comforting mix of potatoes and fixings. The ambiance is perfect for families, couples, and friends alike, making it a great spot for a casual meal after exploring the nearby hiking trails. With a solid Google rating of 4.3 and a TripAdvisor rating of 4.0, it’s clear that guests appreciate the authenticity and flavors of the food served here.
Signature Dishes
- •Mulgipuder (potatoes, barley, bacon, and onion)
- •Beetroot veggie burger
- •Ice cream with apple jam
Overall rating 4.2 / 5 (354 reviews)
Google: 4.3 (294 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4 (60 reviews)
Customer Reviews
You can dine here as in a middle-age pub. But do not expect lack of manners and electricity. Everything we ordered (and the extra stuff we did not order) was delicious and authentic. If you want to experience something Estonian, this is a good place to start. Bogs can be conquered easier with a full belly :-)
very cute pub/restaurant; very charming interiors and delicious food too. definitely worth a visit if you're driving around.
Nice local restaurant with traditional Estonian food menu.very large hall with big tables, good for quick lunch.
We had a really nice visit to this uber-traditional restaurant a few steps from Palmse Manor. They serve comfort food with a lot of flavor. Their classic dish, the Mulgipuder (in the photo), is an interesting combination of potatoes, barley, bacon and onion. The environment in the historic building is very enjoyable. We also liked the amiable service.