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100 õlle koht

The name means "the place of 100 beers" and the establishment indeed serves over 100 different types of beer. Traditional Estonian pub snacks also available. It's in an underground cellar so it's not suitable for people with limited mobility.

Address: Harju 6
Hours: Mon-Sat 12:00-20:00 mostly, closed Sundays

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