KRAFT mikropagar ja kohv.

Lovely bakery, with a funky & tasty selection of pizza’s. Vegan friendly. No mood for food. Just try their coffee!

What a nice surprise to find this place. Been coming to the lunch spot next door for years and years (an institution in Estonia). So now we can pick up bread and pastries from this place and the pizzas also looked amazing

We stumbled across this nice bakery via family. The bakery is a small and cosy establishment, where you can buy bread, sweets and sit down and enjoy lunch. We had some pizza's, bought bread and sweets afterwards. Everything was outstanding! The personnel is also very nice and attentive. This hidden gem is highly recommendable!

I love it when someone runs a business that reflects their values. The interior immediately struck me as it had only the necessary things. To me, the transparency of cooking right in the middle of the shop for eyes to verify the ingredients and the hygene shows the confidence in their craft.

A true gem in Keila. I’d take the train from Tallinn just for this bakery! Their artisan sourdough and croissants are some of the best I’ve had, and their pizzas with sourdough base are mouthwatering. The owners are fantastic to chat with and make a great cup of (oat milk) cappuccino as well! Many vegan options to choose from too.

Very nice and cozy new little bakery. Had a meat roll which was smashingly delicious and wonderfully filling. Brownies are to die for and sourdough is the specialty.But the single most important thing about the bakery was the customer service and the friendliness of the bakers. If you literally just want to go somewhere for a breath of fresh air and friendliness when Estonian days are leaving you grey and gloomy, go there, get a coffee and have a good conversation.Thanks for being nice and different!Great experience!

KRAFT is becoming a well-known little factory of happiness in Keila and beyond. Since they started their pop-up store next to the bus stop last year, their fanbase has grown because of a few clear facts:- everything is homemade or locally sourced: from the kombucha, to the pizzadough, to the pesto they sell on the side!- they are very hospitable, when I walk into the shop, my favourite coffee is already being poured into a cup, I sit down and it's there. Customer service in restaurants is not something that Estonians are well known for, but Julia and Ash are setting new standards in hospitality!- They go above and beyond, for personal orders, special wishes. Once I was not able to collect pizza and they brought it to my house.Fair to say that the only bad thing I can say about this business is that it's not open 7 days per week, haha.In all honesty, Kraft has massively improved the quality of life in Keila by bringing unique, well made croissants, pastry and some of the tastiest pizza to the community. Connecting the people of the community through honest food, and doing this all by hand, by themselves!