Mahemarket - Parim Pood

Many options, I wish it was all vegetarian and vegan but it's also understandable. it's anyway good to see vegan options in Tallinn. I like the new location as well.

Updated from previous review on 2016-12-17

Definitely a place to visit. I liked the old location more :) because its atmosphere.

I walked quite a ways to get out to this location (in the pouring rain) but it was worth it. Really didn't expect it to be so large and to find that it even existed in this area (right next to an auto shop or something!).

Lots of good choices (not all veggie) for while you're staying in Tallinn. I bought vegan cheese (Cheezly brand, Edam style) which was very good-- didn't expect to be making grilled cheese sandwiches on the trip! Also bought vegan quiche which was sooo good. They sell a lot of bulk goods, vegan ice cream, desserts, all sorts of frozen items, organic produce, and I even saw that they were selling the Estonian version of Forks Over Knives near the entrance! They have a restaurant thing going on upstairs at this same location (under a different listing here on HappyCow).

Tallinn is a surprisingly good vegan city! Maybe not a huge amount of restaurants, etc but the ones they have are great.

Around corner on Mustamäe tee and set back from the street. Inside the entrance are natural fibre clothing and body care products. Then through to the grocery store, which offers organic produce, some freezer items (sells meat), canned goods, lots of chocolate and snack bars (some Estonian-made). Glass case at cashier had a vegan quiche for takeaway, brownies, etc. Good selection in the store. I suggest you do a grocery run here on arrival in Tallinn before going to a regular supermarket. Bus 16 gets you back to the centre of town for €1,60. Bus stop is around the corner and a block or so down Endla.

Under one roof, you can find every organic, eco-friendly and vegan product you possibly would wish for and require. Whenever I need a household product or toothpaste, this is the place where I come. I especially love the selection of fresh organic vegetables and fruits, which is always wide and offers also local goods. Moreover, the store sells all the goods that you have probably seen in any other organic store in Europe, with additional local brands as well. You can take yourself nuts, dried fruits, seeds, beans, sugar etc. from containers and weigh them at the counter. The price with some products (e.g. raw bars) is a bit above the average, but in general everything is moderately priced. At the counter you'll find fresh and organic pastries and other goods, available also for take away. I always do my weekly shoppings here, I even have the client card, which offers some discount!