Very cute cafe tucked away on a side road. I had a very good latte and croissant.read more

I ate here at the recommendation of a work colleague. I arrived here to find clear meat lockers…read morewhere you can see the meat being dry aged. The menu situation is odd as a server walks up with a chalk board and explains the menu. I ordered the 400 g entrecote steak with parmesan butter, pepper sauce and fries. The price for the meat was in 100 g increments. The meat was good but was unlikely that I was served the full amount as 400 g is about 14 oz. Overall a good meal. 3.5 stars!

This review's been a long time coming. I dined here at an event with work colleagues. There's a…read moresecond loft style floor that makes Huber an excellent venue choice for group events -- plenty of long tables to accommodate a crowd. The place gives off an industrial vibe. Since we were such a large group, we had a set menu with family style dining. The appetizer was a traditional tasty black salsify soup -- a great start. Sides were fairly traditional but flavorful -- rosemary potatoes and some kind of beetroot dish come to mind. There was a ton of meat for the main course -- the ribs were my favorite! Tender and plenty of meat on them. To be critical, I found the dessert lackluster -- I feel bad being so blunt, but it kind of reminded me of that Top Chef vending machine challenge :\ All in all, I had a great dining experience at Huber -- I'll be back again, and highly recommend it if you're looking for an event venue!

Mardin has been my favorite kebab restaurant for years. My favorite is the chicken wrap with blue…read morecheese or "kanarulla aurajuustolla" in Finnish. They're located at Tammelan tori. They also have a buffet at lunch time serving pizzas, salad and kebab.

This review is based on one visit. I was recommended to come here by some colleagues from work…read more This place is next to a river with a view to the river. I decided on the pepper steak which was a 200 g serving with a a 3 peppercorn sauce with cognac with potatoes au gratin. The pepper sauce on the steak was amazing but I wish that the steak was bigger. For dessert I had a smallish French toast dish served with a scoop of ice cream. Dining was a pleasant experience and we had good service here. Four stars!

I've only been to Nomu for lunch - many times - but I've yet to visit the place in the evening for…read morethe actual menu. Lunch has nevertheless been great everytime and I've tried so many new Japanese dishes I did not know existed! They also have sushi at lunch time but I haven't tried it. At least in Spring 2015, lunch cost 10€ and included miso soup, main course, coffee/tea and a chocolate. The lunch menu gets updated daily at https://www.facebook.com/izakayanomu

The food is good, not amazing but really good. For Finland, the prices are surprisingly decent. The…read moredecor is beautiful, be sure to use the toilets!

Not to be dramatic,but this maybe one of the tastiest burgers that I have ever had. I pride myself…read morein being a lifelong consumer of burgers. I had the naughty burger and it was perfectly juicy and well cooked at the same time. The flavors all made sense together. I ate every single bite. I was able to couple this with a cider, but they also featured several beer and whiskey options in addition to different types of soda. They offer several burger options and one is certain to work with your taste buds. The one here is pretty casual with eclectic design touches be. us influenced vibe- who can dislike a place with wall art featuring Snoop Dogg? The location is easily accessible to the main Tampere strip. There are just a few tables, so you should hesitate on arriving with a large group without planning for a wait. The music (atleast while I was there) was laid back hip-hop that was loud enough to enjoy, but not meant to overwhelm your attempts to have a conversation with someone.

Was craving a burger and fries. This place hit the spot. The burger was juicy and full of flavor…read more The service was prompt and the pepper fries delicious. The atmosphere was great, had good tunes and friendly service. Highly recommend!

I visited Malabadi for lunch this past May. Sure, Hervanta isn't an oasis of dining options. But…read morethere are some gems and it's generally competitive. It was just a typical working lunch so I took the buffet instead of poring through the menu. Pretty disappointing. I was expecting Turkish cuisine, but there was pizza etc. -- all the signs of extreme cost cutting to offer a low price. The entire experience was just totally forgettable. Perhaps the dinner options are more authentic and satisfying, but I left the lunch feeling like I'd rather opt for workplace cafeterias than Malabadi. I hate giving harsh reviews but that's my honest 2c.

Ditch your stereotype of a typical Turkish restaurant in Finland and come in without prejudices…read more Malabadi is a *real* Turkish restaurant, not your typical kebab-pizza joint. I've been to Malabadi in Hervanta once and liked it. Staff was very friendly, the atmosphere was cozy and food tasty. We ordered a mixed selection of meze for appetizers for a group of 5 and it was just enough to get a taste of multiple different Turkish flavors before the main courses. I no longer remember what my main course was but I remember liking it. Malabadi has two restaurants in Tampere: one in Hervanta and one, just opened, in Tammela. Hervanta has much lower prices and a different menu. Malabadi Tammela aims to be the more trendy restaurant and is also located in a hipsterish neighborhood. Because Tammela's restaurant doesn't have as many things on the menu and is more expensive, I'd rather visit the Hervanta restaurant again.

Bengol Curry is currently one of my favorite lunch places (I've never been here in the evening). It…read moreis nicely located in the Tullintori shopping center, facing the Tulli square. They have a menu that changes each day of the week - usually something chicken/shrimp/fish, something beef and two vegetarian currys. I often come here around 11 am or even a bit before when it's still quiet. The small portion has always been enough for me. Bengol isn't your usual Indian buffet but instead you: 1. grab your tray 2. fill a glass of water 3. take a small raita cup and a small salad cup 4. tell the waiter if you want large (9,50e) or small (8,50e) portion 5. pick which currys you'd like with the rice 6. choose whether to take the naan bread or not 7. pay 8. if you like spicy, add some mango chutney (yum!) and fresh coriander to your plate 9. sit down & enjoy 10. grab coffee 11. return your tray on your way out The currys are delicious. I like to come here at least once a week if possible. Edit: The naan bread used to "the best in Tampere" but nowadays it is just "Ok". But half a naan bread is still a nice addition to your meal. And don't you think usually the whole naan is just too big? I do.