Bar

St. Vitus

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St. VitusMario Siegmund
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St. Vitus is a standout bar in the heart of Tallinn's Telliskivi Creative City, a former industrial area now buzzing with art galleries, studios, and eateries. The bar itself occupies a raw, loft-like space with exposed brick walls, vintage furniture, and dim, moody lighting that sets a sophisticated yet relaxed tone. Patrons can enjoy expertly crafted cocktails made with local and international spirits, often featuring unique Estonian ingredients like birch sap or sea buckthorn. The bar also hosts occasional live DJ sets and art events, making it a hub for the city's creative crowd. Its location in Telliskivi means visitors can easily explore nearby street art, pop-up shops, and the famous Telliskivi market before or after their visit.

Don't miss

  • Try the signature 'St. Vitus' cocktail, a house blend with local vodka and herbal liqueur.
  • Explore the surrounding Telliskivi Creative City for street art and unique boutiques.
  • Visit during a live DJ night for an energetic vibe.
  • Sit by the large windows to people-watch the creative crowd.
  • Order a local craft beer from Estonia's thriving microbrewery scene.

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Ways to visit St. Vitus

You can visit on your own (No entry fee; pay for drinks as you go). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Know before you go

  • The bar opens around 5 PM and stays open late; check their social media for exact hours.
  • Cocktails are moderately priced for Tallinn, around €10-15.
  • Live music or DJs may occur on weekends; check ahead if you prefer a quieter visit.
  • Smoking is allowed on the outdoor terrace, not inside.

A bit of history

St. Vitus opened in the 2010s as part of the revitalization of the Telliskivi area, which transformed from a Soviet-era factory complex into a vibrant cultural quarter. The bar's name references the patron saint of dancers and entertainers, fitting its lively atmosphere.

Common questions

Is there a dress code?

No strict dress code, but the crowd tends to dress smart-casual. Avoid sportswear.

Can I reserve a table?

Reservations are not typically taken for small groups; larger parties may call ahead.

Do they serve food?

St. Vitus focuses on drinks; only light snacks like nuts or olives may be available.

Is it family-friendly?

It's primarily an adult-oriented bar; children are allowed but not common.

What's the nearest ATM?

There are ATMs at the Telliskivi market, a 3-minute walk away.

Is there outdoor seating?

Yes, a small terrace is open in warmer months.

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