Other restaurants in Tampere
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Bodega Salud
Though no budget bargain, this Tampere favourite is enduringly popular for its cosy atmosphere and good salad, fruit and cheese bar (included with main courses). It styles itself as Spanish and certainly does a decent paella, but most dishes have a distinctly Finnish feel, with salmon, reindeer and creamy sauces all present and tasty. More adventurous are snails, gnu steak and Rocky Mountain oysters. You get a certificate if you eat the latter – shellfish are scarce in Colorado, but rams have been heard bleating in countertenor tones.
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Teatteriravintola Tillikka
In the Tampere Theatre, this old-style restaurant has classically elegant decor and views over the Tammerkoski. The outdoor tables are popular for buffet lunches, while the evening choices include smoked moose on a tasty appetiser platter for two, and traditional Finnish mains. The building also has a bar-cafe with a great terrace on the main square, perfect for catching the evening sun.
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Finlaysonin Palatsi
This grand centenarian residence behind the Finlayson centre has gardens and grounds and houses a classy restaurant offering elaborate dishes with classically Finnish ingredients such as pike-perch with crayfish sauce. The relaxing terrace (open noon to 9pm Monday, 11am to midnight Tueday to Friday, noon to midnight Saturday, 2pm to 9pm Sunday) has meals plus a range of cheaper snacks.
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Tuulensuu
The best of a range of gastropubs that have recently sprouted, this corner spot has a fine range of beers and wines, as well as a lengthy port and cigar menu. The food is lovingly prepared and features staples like liver and schnitzel as well as more elaborate plates like duck comfit. Even the bar snacks are gourmet: fresh-roasted almonds.
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Veganissimo
A short stroll from the station brings you to this pleasing new vegan restaurant with smart contemporary decor and good vibes. Lunch (€7 to €9) is a bargain, with delicious salads; evenings offer a quieter ambience, with dishes like paella, seitan fillet and big burgers available, as well as various tapas-sized portions and organic wines.
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Thai Na Khon
This Thai restaurant at the centre’s western end is soothingly and tastefully decorated, with plush seats, varnished tables and a colonial-era feel. The mains are generously proportioned and come with rice; the menu has an English translation and spiciness key, as well as plenty of vegetarian choices.
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Hella & Huone
This smart spot serves exquisite French-influenced gourmet creations off a short menu that features wild duck with lingonberries or roasted whitefish with white truffle foam. Fine cheeses and fresh Finnish berries round off a memorable meal, with wines matched to every course (per glass €11).
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Strøget
A small bright spot at the quay, this place specialises in spectacular Danish open sandwiches, huge things brimming with tasty fresh ingredients, as well as burgers and American-style tuna and club sandwiches. Outdoor seating lets you watch the marketplace and boating action.
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Neljä Vuodenaikaa
Tucked into a corner of the kauppahalli, this recommended spot brings Gallic flair to the Finnish lunch hour with delicious plates like bouillabaisse and French country salad augmented by excellent daily specials and wines by the glass.
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Vohvelikahvila
This cosy and quaint little place does a range of sweet delights, but specialises in fresh waffles, which come laden with cream and chocolate.
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Koskikeskus Shopping Centre
By the river, this centre is good for fast food – it has pizza, kebab, taco and hamburger outlets, as well as a supermarket.
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