Restaurant Maestro 51
Restaurant Maestro 51 is the fiery heart of Clarion Hotel Mestari in Kamppi, at the corner of Fredrikinkatu and Eerikinkatu. Maestro 51’s kitchen boldly combine the northern traditions and domestic ingredients with international flavors.
Authentic Finnish food has always been made with love, and local ingredients has been more the rule than the exception. It was clear from the beginning that the childhood flavors are the salt and heart of our kitchen, inspiration, tasteful memories brought to this day, with a touch of southern twist.
In the relaxed atmosphere of Restaurant Maestro 51, the joy of life, authenticity and courage are at the heart of your plate, too. Come and enjoy irresistible and hearty flavors at our breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
Menu
TABLE BOOKINGS
+358 40 668 5558
restaurant.cl.mestari@strawberry.fi
Breakfast
You can look forward to a generous buffet (€26) here at Clarion Hotel Mestari, with plenty of organic produce, as well as a variety of lactose-free, gluten-free and vegan options. We also have a breakfast chef ready to prepare omelette to order! Breakfast is always included in the price of the room.
Breakfast buffet:
Mon to Fri, 6.30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Sat to Sun, 7.30 a.m. to 11 a.m.
TABLE BOOKINGS
+358 40 668 5558
restaurant.cl.mestari@strawberry.fi
Dinner
Experience the atmospheric dinner by choosing dishes from our à la carte menu, where you can find the all-time favorites, to enjoy alone or to be shared with good company. – We are happy to present a collection of high-quality wines, also.
“Is there anything better than an authentic pepper steak?”
– There is no need to explain the perfection.
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Bar
Bar is the perfect place to meet up with friends, enjoy snacks, aperitifs, and artisan cocktails, until the early hours of the morning.
Maisu Bread & Sparks café is open 24 hours a day. It’s the perfect place to meet up with friends or grab breakfast or lunch to go. Later in the day we’re set for some after-work bubbly. Fancy a glass of wine, a light snack, the best sandwich in town or a sweet treat?