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Restaurant Töölö
Runeberginkatu 14-16
00100 Helsinki
Restaurant Töölö is open for lunch every day from 11 am to 2:30 pm. At other times, we offer premises for a wide variety of events and parties on request for both private and business customers.
Sales service
Our sales service is available on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
How to get to Us
Tram 2, 4, 1, 10
Bus 69, 30, 42, 20, 400, 37, 63, 213, 70, 41
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Aalto University Töölö
The Aalto University Töölö building looks to the future. The former main building of the Aalto University School of Economics was completed in the 1950s as a center for the development of business professionals. After an extensive renovation and renovation that respects the spirit of the building, Aalto University Executive Education (Aalto EE), owned by Aalto University and ranked among the world’s 50 best coaches, will move into the building, creating the largest management and expertise development center in the Nordic countries. In this way, the building’s spirit and original focus will be preserved with the new operation.
Kanresta Oy
Kanresta Oy is behind Restaurant Töölö. Kanresta is a Finnish restaurateur with a wide portfolio, who operates nationwide in more than 30 restaurants and event halls. We produce restaurant services at, for example, the National Museum, Kuopio City Theatre, Kuopio Music Center, Science Center Heureka and Oulu City Theatre.
As a national operator, we also offer our customers versatile cafeteria and staff restaurant services. Our services include meetings and events, snacks and lunches, and events. Everything is based on clean and carefully selected raw materials and our professionals who are committed to their work.
The profits from all our restaurants promote the health and well-being of Finns. In addition to social responsibility, we are driven by a passion for delicious and healthy food and good service.
