PAAT upside-down boat hull restaurant

Written By Chris Shirley MA FRGS

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Paat stands out as a distinctive beachside restaurant destination in Viimsi, nestled along the picturesque Baltic Sea coastline.

 

Situated within a mere twenty-minute drive from Tallinn's city centre, its iconic upside-down boat structure captivates visitors from afar.

Providing an unforgettable sight, Paat offers unparalleled views of the sea, inviting guests to unwind across its two floors or revel in the fresh sea breeze on the outdoor terrace or beachfront.

 

Boasting a diverse menu, including classic fish and meat options alongside vegetarian selections, our dishes are both innovative and tantalising. A visit to Paat guarantees an eating experience like no other, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.

 

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Chris Shirley MA FRGS

About the Author: Chris is the founder of Hiatus.Design, a website design and branding studio that works with brands all over the world, a former Royal Marines officer and former risk advisor to the BBC.

Chris has travelled in over 60 countries, is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS), a Guinness World Record holder for rowing over 3500 miles across the Atlantic Ocean, a Marathon des Sables finisher, and has worked with Hollywood actors, world–renowned musical artists and TV personalities!

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