A good destination for late night eats on the outskirts of Helsinki. Here you'll find a remarkably…read moregood supply of beers on tap, an exceedingly juicy burger, all served in a dark room containing more than a few overserved patrons. Don't let them scare you, unless they topple your table they are harmless (and you'll have plenty of warning as they stagger in your general direction) - just remember that the olut served here is a bit higher octane than your standard Helsinki fare.

Don't be fooled by the slightly rough exterior, this is a great place to enjoy a drink or to have…read moresomething to eat. Treffi is also a good place to catch the game. When we visited (Thu evening) there were also families with small children in the section reserved for dining. We came here for the burgers that were selected to be one of the best in Helsinki - and weren't disappointed! The burgers were pretty simple but oh so delicious! The sides were really good as well, I would definitely recommend trying out various options. All in all, I was surprised for the variation and quality they serve. The place was a bit pricier than I thought but I was so happy with everything that I didn't mind paying a little more than what I had expected.

Currently the only bar in the terminal 1 departures area. It has a quite decent selection of beers…read moreand other drinks, as well as pizza, salads and snacks. You can also opt for a smoothie or fresh juice which are made at the bar. Everything is a bit pricey but I guess that's to be expected at the airport. Service was very quick and friendly. The sitting area is nice and relaxed, and if you sit by the window you can watch the planes go by behind the light curtains. They also have power outlets under tables to charge your phone or laptop. Everything you need really!

I have mixed feelings about Vltava. I've dined at this restaurant at least a dozen times. Sometimes…read morethey get everything right, other times things seem to fall apart. Vltava is a restaurant that serves Czech food. They have some absolutely delicious 5 -star dishes in the menu, where as some other things on the menu are fat with some more fat (avoid anything with sausages people). If there would be something I'd recommend, it would be the crispy fried brisket of beef. First the meat is boiled for six hours, then it is ripped apart and then after going to the oven (or fried or something). The end result is pretty spectacular. It is beef, but so far away from traditional briskets (~New York deli). The beer selection at this restaurant is very, very good. In fact, quite a few people come here just to drink beer and the bar area is about 2/3 of the whole restaurant. The wine selection isn't that good, but there are normally some drinkable wines on the menu. The prices of at Vltava are ok, with the exception of the wines. Almost all of the wines (16cl glass) are around 10eur, which is a bit too much. The service is hit and miss. On some days the whole staff is very happy, where as on some other days you'd think that everyone had a lemon for breakfast.

There is a coat check downstairs as you enter, but rather than the usual 2 or 3 euro, you are…read moreencouraged to pay what you think is fair. Like everywhere else in town, if you have a heavy coat and/or backpack, they will try to get it from you and keep it here. Always love the food here... though the prices can be a bit steep. The restaurant is up on the third floor. To get a seat, you go to the bar on the *second* floor and ask them what the wait is going to be. The bar on the second floor has a ton of decent beers, so the wait is bearable when the place isn't too busy. The whole second floor is stocked with comfy chairs and a few high tables...as well as it's own restroom. The food is "Czech" and so are some of the beers. My favorite food is the fried brisket...just falls apart under your fork ;)