One Sixty Smokehouse, an epic motorbike-themed restaurant in Tallinn

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Written By Chris Shirley MA FRGS

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Where do you go for great burgers, cold beers, motorbikes, some AC/DC playing, all set in cool surroundings?

 

This was a question we had when we first got to Estonia, and we’ve answered it – the One Sixty smokehouse.

 

A fantastically cool restaurant that’s part of the Renard Speed Shop, 160 smokehouse is run by head chef, Andrei, and located in the ultra-cool Telliskivi creative quarter. It serves your favourite guilty pleasures, such as epic burgers, pulled pork tacos, hot dogs, and barbeque ribs, however also much more interesting fare such as soft shell crab burgers, and deserts made to look like the soap bars in Fight Club!

 

If you’ve ever been to the Bike Shed in central London, you’ll know and appreciate the kind of place that 160 is, and having eaten there ourselves, highly recommend it for great vibes!

 

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Chris Shirley MA FRGS

About the Author:

Chris is the founder of Hiatus.Design, a strategic branding, design and communications company that works with clients all over the world.

He is a former Royal Marines Commando officer, former risk advisor to the BBC and is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS).

Chris has travelled in over 60 countries, achieved his second Guinness World Record for an Atlantic Ocean rowing expedition, a Marathon des Sables finisher, and has worked with Hollywood actors, world–renowned musical artists and TV personalities.

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