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2 years ago
Lovely atmosphere and nice healthy food at a beautiful old Finnish wooden house with a view to the water.
Ruoholahdenranta 3
00180 Helsinki
Finland
Kamppi
020 123 4707
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http://ravintolaviola.fi/
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What time does Viola open?
Viola opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Viola opens at 4:00 PM on Saturday.Viola opens at 6:00 PM on Sunday.
What time does Viola close?
Viola closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Viola closes at 10:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Fri 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Sat 4:00 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Sun 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Does Viola take credit cards?
Yes, Viola takes credit cards.
Does Viola serve alcohol?
Yes, Viola serves alcohol. Beer & Wine Only
Does Viola have parking?
Yes, Viola has parking options.
Does Viola have free WiFi?
Yes, Viola has free WiFi.
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Surprisingly good food in this hidden location in Helsinki. We were visiting Helsinki during…read moreMidsummer, and so many restaurants were closed. I was advised that Bryggeri Brewhouse might be open so got a reservation. When we arrived, I was told that the reservation represented seating inside with table service, but it was a beautiful evening so we opted to merely order from the fast casual counter and have the food delivered to us at a patio table. Our food was really good. I started with a serving of the salmon soup which had been recommended as a Helsinki specialty by our guide that day. I have nothing to compare this soup to, but it was outstanding. Great flavor, perfectly prepared salmon. The starter serving was more than enough for an entire meal, so I shared with the rest of our table. For our main courses, my wife had the sloppy joe sliders and I had the wild elk meatballs with mashed potatoes. The meatballs were wonderful, perfectly done, good flavor and matched well with the potatoes in the gravy provided. My wife found the sloppy joes to also be very tasty with a bit more kick than such an offering in the United States. The buns they were on were perfect and the entire serving very large. One other dish to comment on that was ordered at our table was the Chicken Burger. Do not get thrown off by the name burger and expect a ground chicken patty. This is a full-size chicken breast perfectly fried and with excellent condiments and sauces. So, food, 5 stars. When it came to the beer, there are only a few of the offerings available at the patio stand, so I was not happy with choices given this was a brewhouse. I learned later, after my first bland lager that I could just go to the main bar inside and get the full offering. So my second beer was excellent, the Sofia. This entire experience would have been a 5 except for a couple of faults. One was that food took a long time to arrive and came sporadically, and second is that the full complement of beers should be offered outside or the bartender there should inform patrons that they are limited, but 20 steps away they can order from the full list. If looking for a nice casual night out in Helsinki, I can highly recommend this restaurant.
Fantastic on-tap options; kitchen looks really good. Service set-up is understaffed and…read moreoverwhelmed, resulting in long waits.
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On my first night in Helsinki, I came across this restaurant, but I wanted something more casual…read more When I walked by the restaurant on my final night, I decided to dine here. When I inquired about a seat outside, the employee suggested I look for a seat under an awning in case it rained. Fortunately, it never did. As I never dined here previously, my waitress explained the menu which had three sections: - Small, which were tapas - Medium, large enough to be a meal by themselves - Large, their largest & priciest entrees I ended up opting for the €65 5-course tasting menu. Consisting of three starters, one main course, and a dessert course. Rather than opting for €45 wine pairing which included three 12 centiliters of regular wine and one 12 centiliter of dessert wine, I just ordered a single glass of wine. Throughout the evening, the courses were timely served without feeling rushed. I never waited too long for the next course; yet had sufficient time to digest the current one. By the end of the third course, I was concerned about being hungry by the end. Once I finished the fourth/main course, I had just enough room for the dessert course.
I've lived in Helsinki for 2 years and this is my new favorite restaurant. Only opened a couple…read moremonths ago. We've eaten here twice and both times left very impressed. They have a varied and interesting menu combining small plates and larger ones with seafood, poultry, meat and vegetarian options. Last time we had the five course tasting menu for 49€ and it was a bargain! We used to live in California and there was a 2 star Michelin restaurant close by. The food here was just as good for half the price! We sat at the open kitchen/bar and the staff chatted with us amiably while whipping up gourmet food, plating beautifully, and serving with perfect timing. My only problem is that by writing this review I might help them get as busy as they deserve to be.
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Excellent location for a nice quiet dinner with great food in the center of Helsinki although…read moreportions tend to be on the smaller side. They serve a homemade malt bread which I had never had before, a touch of sweetness but savory and definitely delicate at the same time but the butter is absolutely fantastic and a flavor I cannot pinpoint but unique and delicious. The celeriac (vegetarian) dish is a must have, flavorful and delicate at the same time. The dessert portion is really tiny (the cake slice could only accommodate three blueberries on top!) but it is nice and the cream igelayo is soft and delicious. I think prices are a bit steep for the portions but I guess they are in line with similar establishments in Finland. Definitely recommend.
Fine dining in this part of town is the norm, therefore , I expect the very best …read more Nevertheless, there was an atmosphere which cannot be fabricated. laughs and chatter from almost every table...loved it ! I had the Toasted duck and others had the pike perch. they were both extremely tasteful. the combination of vegetables and ingredients was something to look forward to . I with I would've had an appetizer because the portion was a little small for my big appetite. We had the Tarte Tatin for dessert, which is basically vanilla ice cream over heated apple pie. service was good . I would repeat to try other dishes . Reasonable prices, considering the area.
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Nice looking cafe on the main esplanade of Helsinki. Came in late winter for the salmon soup -…read moreunlimited with bread and coffee for 16.9 euro. They definitely don't skimp on salmon - large tender chunks. Soup was creamy but not too rich. A variety of bread along with whipped butter and pumpkin spread. Need to get the dark rye bread - Finn's love this. Nice ambience although a tad noisy. Mostly locals the evening I went.
The location of this restaurant was formerly a chapel, and today it is including a café and a…read morerestaurant. Inside, the café has a cozy, lively, and relaxing atmosphere that makes it an inviting place to spend time. The café offers a salmon soup buffet along with a wide selection of pastries, sandwiches, and salads. The restaurant, on the other hand, is well known for its reindeer dishes. I really loved the location, which is perfect to visit during a day of sightseeing or as a stop between exploring Helsinki. Personally, I enjoyed the café more than the restaurant. While it isn't fine dining, the café offers healthy, simple dishes and a great variety of local favorites. The restaurant has a good selection of menu options; however, aside from the reindeer dish, I found the other items to be quite salty. The service throughout our visit was very good.
Reindeer steak and sausages Kappeli Restaurant Helsinki
I ordered the Ribs from the starter menu. An absolute MUST HAVE!!! Fall off the bone ribs! Haven't…read morehad ribs this good since I left Texas. Has a nice Asian twist to them. Highly recommend!!!
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This place feels very old timey! The interior decor and lighting made it feel like I was in the…read more1970s or something. We came in for dinner on a Friday night with no reservation and we sat at the bar. The place got very busy and they even had to turn people away because there was no room. I guess you should try to make a reservation if possible! The menu is a bit limited and seemed to focus on traditional Finnish food. I was probably most interested in the meatball plate but it looked like too much food (also was like 24 euros which seems steep for meatballs), so I opted for a full sized tomato basil soup. I guess it was also a bit pricey at 18 euros for just soup and some bread so maybe not the best value. I did think the soup was okay, a bit on the saltier side so I had trouble finishing all of it. It did pair nicely with the bread but I didn't get that much bread for the amount of soup I got. The soup had a glob of goat cheese and basil which I thought paired nicely. My husband ordered the stew plate and he liked it but thought they didn't really give you that much meat. I agreed. The mashed potatoes were quite good and creamy but the dish kinda felt like it was just a very expensive plate of mashed potatoes and gravy. The blueberry dessert was not bad but I don't really like jam/jelly that much though so I couldn't eat too much of it. It did pair nicely with ice cream. Overall, interesting ambiance but probably not the best restaurant for me.
Date of visit: 8/29/2024…read more Both appetizers were great: - escargot with garlic 5/5 - tomato soup with basil 5/5 Entrees not so much: - Classical Meatballs (beef & pork) 3/5 - sautéed reindeer (traditional food from Lapland) 3/5: I thought I'd give reindeer a try since I'm in Finland. Couldn't stand the smell. It's simply sautéed with hardly any seasonings which makes the scent of the meat more prominent. It's served on a bed of mashed potatoes that's actually very good. - Fish of the day ala Mannerheim 4/5: I had to order this coz I ended up not eating the reindeer :( Today it was white fish served with wild mushroom sauce. The sauce was delicious. The fish I wish had crispier skin but overall it was a better dish compared to the reindeer. Like with all other Finnish restaurants, this comes with a price tag too. Oh well, lol
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This another outlet of roaster Torrefazione and it is by far the best one. There is plenty of…read moreseating and so far it has not been very crowded when I have been here which has really benefited the quality of the coffee made (not as uneven as their other place). The coffee is a bit dark for my taste but still some very good coffee available. In addition to the good coffee I must also recommend the salads that are excellent, especially the parma and the salsiccia salads. The smoothies are also fresh and delicious.
Have you been to La Torrefazione's second place at Kluuvi? Also Fratello sets standards when it…read morecomes to great coffee. And not just the taste convinces. It's also fun to watch them preparing it. Would you like to have some pastry with your cappuccino or latte macchiato? Well, they have a big variety. Or maybe you should even consider a ball of delicious Swiss Mövenpick ice cream. Fratello's location and interior might not be as great as at La Torrefazione on Aleksanterinkatu. Anyway it is definitely a must for coffee lovers.
This place offers authentic napolitan style pizzas, as indicated by the certification at the door…read more What a difference between the ordinary and this one - the only downside is that after this experience, one does not want to have those standard pizzas anymore. Very friendly service, and excellent service. Located conveniently at the proximity of the open air market place. We will return here when possible.
Service was friendly, pizza was outstanding. As I was walking by, I couldn't help but notice the…read moreplace had a lot of customers, so I knew it must be quality food. I stepped in and got a table immediately. I had the standard margarita pizza and it was so delicious.
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Pizza pepperoni
There was outside seating and inside seating
The food is good and the pasta portions are bigger than they appear on the photos because they…read moreserve in deep dishes . I was disappointed by not getting bread with the meal because the sauce was very good. there is not table service , they have beer and wine . I would repeat for lunch , not dinner .
Great service and wonderful food! We found Cafe Bar 9 while out walking and decided to stop in…read more Very glad we did. We will definitely be back.
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Coffee is great! Pastry was great!…read moreService was great. If we didn't know what something was.. they explained what it was close to that we may know. The ambiance was good. Cozy, lots of people at all times. Hard to find a table. We kept coming back, even late at night.
Karl Fazer Cafe is a must visit in Helsinki as it's the first cafe in Finland that Karl Fazer…read moreopened, starting the coffee trend for the country, as Finnish people are known to drink some of the most coffee in the world! And Karl Fazer is famous for being a chocolatier, so Fazer chocolate is a must try, too. Fortunately for me, Karl Fazer Cafe was located right across from my hotel, so I had easy access to chocolate and coffee here. The cafe was very popular, and what's nice is that they are open the entire day, serving meals or something lighter. They also have a chocolate shop on one side of the cafe that you can grab and go. For one of my visits here, I tried the geisha dessert, which is a specialty, along with a Fazer mocha. They were both good, and I was pleasantly surprised that the geisha dessert was a mix of chocolate and hazelnut since the lilac color threw me off, so was afraid it would be a fruity dessert. But it turned out to be better than expected. Another visit, I tried the cinnamon bun, which was solid. It wasn't the best in town, but solid - and definitely better than anything I'd ever get back home. If you're in Helsinki, Karl Fazer is a name you'll hear - and you'll need to try the famous chocolate and pay a visit to the first cafe of the country. It's easily walking distance to many sites as it's in the city center, and has outdoor seating. Glad to have checked out a place of Finnish history.
This is impressive. They didn't skimp on the details on either the exterior or the interior
The coffee was decaf and the cake was berry flavored ... and vanished too quickly
This is one heck of a severe rendition of Art Deco - look at the letters in the name Fazer
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I consider it a huge feat to make Finnish food good. (There's a reason they only recommend…read morekorvapuusti and lohikeitto.) The ingredients were sourced took a lot of effort and the chefs knew what they were doing. Service is amazing. They are a little cautious about speaking in Finnish to outsiders, even though we had a Finnish speaker. I loved every dish they served. Unfortunately, my pictures are fighting the light. This is definitely a place to check out. There was an event going on next door and a lot of the partygoers thought that it was very OTT from conversations in the restroom, but if that's what you're looking for, go for it. Most people do dress a little more elevated than they normally would.
Best experience in a restaurant in Finland ever. Amazing views, excellent food and very kind…read moreservice.
Would give this place zero stars if I could. Waited 12 minutes (timed it) from the time we sat down…read moreto the time someone even acknowledged our presence. Even taking our order the attitude was so poor as if we were a burden to be here. Were they busy? Sure . At least let us know someone will be with us shortly. Worst restaurant in town . Food was subpar if that. Don't waste your time or money.
Kosmos has been in the same place since 1924 if I remember correctly. That's a lot of history for a…read morerestaurant and tells you something about the success lasting for more than 90 years. Worth to check out! I reviewed another restaurant of the same style this week (Elite) and Kosmos goes to the same category as being CLASSIC and tasty. So if you want to get some traditional Finnish food you can't go wrong with Kosmos. Nice variation to your foodie hipster routines and getting back to basics and turning the clock back a few decades. Food: Dishes are CLASSIC Finnish restaurant dishes. Our table ordered a couple of different dishes. Two fish including some Finnish fish with prawns and lobster sauce. Which was excellent by the way! We also had the Chateaubriand with madeira sauce which was really good but not in a way I would have to have it every time. On the other hand the fish with lobster sauce and prawns would be my choice for the next time. Environment: Place looks like an old ballroom with large chandeliers and decorated wooden booths. The interior is so old that the restaurant doesn't look dated at all instead it's more historic. Went in with my parents (70+) and they really liked the old charm of the restaurant. Besides the beautiful decorated booths there are lot's of tables and also bigger tables to seat groups. You still probably want to make a reservation before hand. Service: Service was not the fastest maybe due to being Christmas party season in Finland still the restaurant wasn't packed. But Finns get quite demanding during Christmas party season when they are drunk and the company pays the check :) All in all service was good and CLASSIC. Waiters knew the list, beers and wines and could suggest you different choices to go with your dish. Price: Price wise I would say average. It's not "expensive" but it's not cheap. Taking into account the location it could be on the cheap side a bit. Also when going to any restaurant in Helsinki you'll end up paying around 30€ for a steak even if it would be rubbish. So all in all a historic restaurant in the center of everything and not that expensive. Food: 4/5 Environment: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Price: 4/5
Food was delicious. Atmosphere was great. Service was very kind. We ordered lots of food to share…read moreand enjoyed all of it. We tried multiple flavors of Long Drink at our table which were all yummy.
Very classy and beautifully decorated restaurant. Pleasant atmosphere and located right in the…read moreheart of Helsinki. Years ago we had mussels in garlic butter and French bread. It was good and worth the trip. This time my visit was rather interesting. My friends and I all had a salad from their lunch bar. It didn't offer as much variety as other lunch buffets around that area, but it was ok. Both of my friends ordered a waffle with deer mousse with pickled onions, Arugula, and salad. I opted for a baked potato with shrimp salad, green stuff, pickled onions, and tomato relish. Actually I liked my meal very much. The food presentation was beautiful on all three plates. I was happy because Belge had nice drink options including non-alcoholic wine. I had to order a small bottle of white vine, could not get only one tiny glass non-alcoholic. No problem, it was good wine but it did cost as much as my lunch. About the service. Both waffles were cold so the nice waitress did bring my friends warm waffles at their request. I had an issue with my salad plate from the buffet. The server apologized but did not offer to replace my salad. The next day I contacted the Restaurant Manager, not to complain, but to let her know what had happened. She was very professional and friendly and she understood my point of view. (Day before she had to leave early.) We had a great conversation about how the situation should have been handled. Maybe the waitress was new. Overall, I give the Manager and my meal five stars. Next time when visiting Helsinki I will go back.
Only here for a short visit during a cruise, but we had a table with no wait, staff was very…read morefriendly and the food was fantastic. If I'm ever back to Helsinki, I'll return here.
This was an amazing find in Helsinki. We arrived on a cruise ship and walked to town. We took an…read moreamazing boat ride and did some sightseeing. There were six of us and we were very hungry. Walked past Salutorget and saw the couch seating in the bar. We walked in and were greeted by Ari. He was a delight. He was the waiter and bartender. He made us the best Gin and Tonics of our trip. We had the burgers and they were fantastic along with the terrific potato fries. Ari made this meal one of the best off the ship meals we had on our 19 day trip. The food was great but his personality really added to our dining experience. I highly recommend Salutorget.
Arriving first day at Helsinki after a long flight. Looking for a light dinner with local…read moreflavours and found this place from Yelp. Very central location walking distance from many hotels and the main train station. As a traveler, I was somewhat surprised by how few "local" or old fashioned Finnish restaurants there are in the city center. Glad to have found this place. Although it is safe to assume that the menu items are not the kind of food that a Finnish grandma would cook for you, the menu does offer many dishes that feature local ingredients. I ordered two tapas/appertizer-sized items featuring salmon, wild boar and reindeer. The food was beautifully presented. The salmon was very fresh and flavourful. The wild boar was tender and not dried. Cured reindeer tasted very good (I wish they were a bit more generous on the reindeer. Only a tiny slice was served with my dish). The restaurant has most of the tables on the second level with big bright windows offering a good view of the busy street.
I had the lunch buffet. The selection is fine. Quality instead of quantity. The food itself was…read moreexcellent. And considering what you get for your money, this is really affordable. The place is cozy. Modern. A good vibe. I will be coming back for more.
What a disappointment…read more It started from the aperitif with ice cubes in my Noilly Prat, that's a faux-pas. I took the 2 "famous" specialities of the restaurant: the "vorshmack" (herring mashed with minced meat... and that was "interesting mix" but not tasty) and the duck "à la Savoy" that was a game duck, quite dry, stringy and with a faint taste of seaweed. It was not bad, but it was not good either: it was average without surprise or creativity. The best dish was the complimentary "amuse bouche". So at least there was a St-Julien 2eme Cru (at a ridiculous price like all the wine list)... So I thought but... the waiter came back that they did not have it. Wine list not updated. Great. Service and the table presentation was pretending without the correct etiquette. Interior outdated. The best was the view in fact.
Savoy is THE restaurant institution in Helsinki. Beautifully set on the roof tops of the city…read more Immaculate food experience that is always in season. Extensive wine list and lot's of educated opinions about the selection. Beautifully professional service at the highest level. Gorgeous Finnish design everywhere. Serious attitude about the clients and their needs. And still it manages to be somehow cosy. They also have a little garden on the roof top with bees and all. Savoy has its roots firmly in the history of the Finnish art and culture scene. Even now some of the most interesting events in the Finnish culture world happen here. This is the place for the power-business-lunch and here culture and business people meet each other over high pace lunch or more quiet drink. It is well suited for drama, but also for the late night dinners that are best kept in the shadows
Sinne is located just off the main streets, behind Forum (big shopping mall) and Torni hotel. The…read morespace is divided into two parts: the Deli, where you can just pop in for a bite and a glass, and the 'Garden room' with a bit more formal setting (still fairly relaxed). The Garden room is built in an inner yard with a glass roof, so the space has a lot of light and a nice airy feel. The decoration of the space is nothing special, but there is some green (plants) in the middle of the room which created a nice 'winter garden' feel. Nothing special was needed to make it cozy. The wine list is strong here and they have three sparkling wines by the glass (one regular sparkling and a champagne as well as something that rotates) as well as multiple other wines by the glass. Unfortunately the wine list only has a few of the wines by the glass listed and for the rest you need to ask the sommelier (who is often more interested in saying what he thinks you should drink rather than presenting all the options they have by the glass). The food has been good when I have been here. The food was also wonderful. I has nice glazed pork cheek with heart salad and Malmgård-emmer rice as well as excellent grilled asparagus with mushroom wild rice and pesto. The burger is also nice bit bot as good as some seem to think (and stand your ground to have it medium rare as their medium is too well done). They also have a classic dish if the month, when I tried it they served reindeer with mashed potatoes and lingon berries and that was also good. Food quality is good here and they have an excellent wine list. Service is usually attentive and while it is not cheap it still represents good value for money for the quality level delivered.
Casual and nice restaurant offering limited menu but with quality food. I was in a bit of a hurry,…read moreand luckily service was fast and good. I had the veal cheeks with seasonal root vegetables - the meat was tasty and tender.
Carelia is one of those places that has been where it is for a long time. It is an old apothecary…read moreturned restaurant almost 20 years ago located in my childhood neighborhood of Töölö. A popular venue among opera-goers and athletes as it is located near to the stadium and the Opera of course. I can't believe that this was the first time I visited as it for sure will not be my last. We were invited for dinner by an old friend of mine, who is also the sommelier of the restaurant. She had picked an aperitif for us, a bottle of Pierre Gimonet Oenophile Premiere Cru 2008. I peaked at the menu and noticed another Gimonet (Cuis1) only around 13 euros for a glass, that is a definitely a fair price here in the Nordics. For food (starters) we ordered the beef tartar and asparagus with Hollandaise accompanied by some semi-sweet Riesling. Both dishes were very good, but I must say the asparagus was perfect, a simple dish with no compromises. For mains we had the classic entrecote with Bernaise, fries and salad, and some tasty small chicken (why is it that the smallest are always the tastiest?). The meat was wonderful and made exactly like we ordered, medium rare (almost mooing). To accompany the mains the sommelier selected a nice Pinot Noir from Chambolle-Musigny. For dessert we shared a platter of cheese, the rhubarb sorbet with almond and rosemary sauce and the Tarte tatin. After the dinner things started getting "out of hand". I am not talking drunken wild, just that we ordered a great many wines for tasting (we ordered one glass of each and split them by four people). The staff were very friendly and understanding of our extensive wine tasting needs, so they arranged several glasses for everyone ans stayed to chat about the wine. We tried several Rieslings from Auslese and a Muscat de Rivesaltes Grand Guilhem. The Rieslings were served from beautiful Magnum bottles and tasted fresh and fruity. The Muscat was interesting with light notes of port wine but a very low alcohol content. A nice dessert wine. To end the evening, we moved to the bar (to get out of the way from hungry opera goers) and ordered another bottle of bubbly: Blanc de Blancs (2007) from Lilbert & Fills (awesome!). All in all Carelia is a beautiful restaurant. The wine list is awesome with closer to 30 different champagnes and prices are not a rip-off. Of course champagne is always quite pricey, but Carelia has clearly positioned its self as a place for wine-lovers, and most wine-geeks will stay home and drink from their own cellar if the restaurant aims to rob you blind. I must say I had similar feelings or reasonable pricing at Sinne Helsinki, so it seems like the Helsinki wine-scene is really starting to get on its feet. The food is nothing innovative (it does not aim to be), but it is classical dishes made extremely well. My salute to the kitchen! Last but not least, the sommelier at the place is really something, so if you visit, I recommend leaving your wine-adventure into her capable hands.
This is a nice brasserie that was near our hotel on Mannerheimintie. I went here once for dinner,…read moreonce for coffee, and it strikes me as a safe, reliable option--nothing will necessarily blow you away, but everything is good, and nothing will let you down either. The service is very good, and the atmosphere is pleasant. They've preserved some of the original decor from the original pharmacy that existed in the space since the 1920s, but the feel of the place is modern. (There is an actual Carelia drugstore around the corner on Runeberginkatu). We had the fish, the veal, and the steak frites, all of which were good. The only thing I'd say is that there are not a lot of options for vegetarians, but for a single meal, most people will still find a good choice. (Also, I didn't ask about it, so it's possible the chef would prepare an off-menu vegetarian option). They also had a nice sourdough bread, and I had an apple sorbet that tasted exactly like an apple. A little bit on the pricier side, but I think worth it if you are looking for a good meal in the area.
Lovely restaurant right by the sea. They have a big terrace as well. I ate delicious fish burger…read morewith dill fries. Nice location. I can warmly recommend.
Kolmon3n appears to be a casual neighborhood cafe, but the food is of fine dining quality. We…read moreeasily made a reservation online in advance. I enjoyed the tomato tart for my entree and my parents both had a delicious white fish dish. They also served many local beers, which were fun to try. I'd highly recommend Kolmon3n for a casual, but delicious dinner in Helsinki!
I thought of being a popular restaurant locally. The dishes were beautiful more than we thought…read more The taste of the dishes was also pretty good. It was restaurant I wanted to go again.