I asked Nate, who'd visited a few years prior, if he could recommend any good restaurants here - 'and budget priced please, I'm not very well off -' and he suggested Lido.
So I walked there, and it looked straightforward enough on the map, ten minutes walk from the hostel right outside the Old Town it said on Google Maps. It still took me a good twenty minutes of walking and searching to actually get there.
I rather liked Lido, and ended up having lots of meals here, because as much as I liked elk soup and wurst and cucumbers, it was a bit monotonous, eating that day in and day out. All the potatoes you could imagine, and for under 3 euros. A serving larger than my face.
I found a table to myself, which was easy as there were loads of empty tables, and sat down to eat my potatoes and creamed and braised chops, and read Cursed Child.
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| Estonian Maritime Museum |
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| Lido - yes please sauerkraut and potatoes |
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| Lido. |
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