An eye-catching former fire station stands by the Kuressaare town hall. It was built in 1911, except for the stone tower that was built for drying the hosepipes in 1958. Once the new modern depot was built next to the bus station, the old one was left to tenants. Today, the building is a private property and is a home to the Pritsumaja Grill & Bar Restaurant.
Good to know: One of the very first voluntary fire societies in Estonia was established in Kuressaare (1867).
An eye-catching former fire station stands by the Kuressaare town hall. It was built in 1911, except for the stone tower that was built for drying the hosepipes in 1958. Once the new modern depot was built next to the bus station, the old one was left to tenants. Today, the building is a private property and is a home to the Pritsumaja Grill & Bar Restaurant.
Good to know: One of the very first voluntary fire societies in Estonia was established in Kuressaare (1867).
An eye-catching former fire station stands by the Kuressaare town hall. It was built in 1911, except for the stone tower that was built for drying the hosepipes in 1958. Once the new modern depot was built next to the bus station, the old one was lef
Both chicken and salmon salads were tasty and fresh, exactly what we were looking for. Interior is not too cosy and I could imagine on busy days it gets loud inside but in our case it wasn't. Service...
Nice terrace and food was good. Service is not as excellent as in other restaurants near, but the prices are much better.
The building forms part of Kuressaare's small square but, in our opinion, it's not a destination in its own right; that is, unless, you want a restaurant and decide to dine there (which we didn't).
Both chicken and salmon salads were tasty and fresh, exactly what we were looking for. Interior is not too cosy and I could imagine on busy days it gets loud inside but in our case it wasn't. Service...
Nice terrace and food was good. Service is not as excellent as in other restaurants near, but the prices are much better.
The building forms part of Kuressaare's small square but, in our opinion, it's not a destination in its own right; that is, unless, you want a restaurant and decide to dine there (which we didn't).
Monday–wednesday: 11:00 - 23:00 Thursday 11:00 - 05:00 Friday–saturday: 11:00 - 06:00 Sunday 10:00 - 22:00 |
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Monday–wednesday: 11:00 - 23:00 Thursday 11:00 - 05:00 Friday–saturday: 11:00 - 06:00 Sunday 10:00 - 22:00 |
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