Supelsaksad Café
Kohvik Supelsaksad
A quirky café in a 150-year-old wooden house, where the Napoleon cake is a favourite in Pärnu and is recommended by White Guide.
Located on Nikolai Street in the beach district of Pärnu, in a wooden house about 150 years old. Inside are colourful furniture, lace tablecloths and carefully selected coffee cups. It won an Estonian Interior Designers' Association award and is recommended by White Guide. The signature is home-baked cake, especially the Napoleon layer cake. There are also hot salads, soups and main dishes such as hot salmon salad and pike cakes. It gets very busy in summer, and dinner may involve a 30–40 minute wait. Some reviewers say reservations are not accepted, so visiting off-peak is recommended. A slice of cake costs about €5–6, and full meals are on the high side for the town. It is about a 10-minute walk from the Old Town and close to the beach.
Opening hours
September–May: Tue–Thu 11:30–21:00, Fri 11:30–23:00, Sat 9:00–23:00, Sun 9:00–21:00; summer hours per website
Nearby sights
- St. Elizabeth's Church
- Koidula Park
- Red Tower
- Rüütli Street
- Pärnu Town Hall
- St. Catherine's Church
- Museum of New Art
- Tallinn Gate