Bakeries & Pastry Shops in Armenia
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Yerevan Cakes
Yerevan Cakes sits on 1st Street in Malatia-Sebastia, a working bazaar district where locals grab coffee and pastries between errands.
Gluten Free Bakery
Gluten-free bakery on Abovyan Street in central Yerevan, a straight-forward spot for people avoiding wheat.
Harutyunyan's Bakery
Harutyunyan's sits steps from Republic Square, a straightforward neighborhood bakery doing bread, pastries, and layered desserts the way locals expect them.
Muhu Leib - Bakery cafe
Muhu Leib is a bakery cafe tucked into Arabkir, the quiet residential district where locals actually live.
Gentile Yerevan
Gentile is a bakery in quiet Arabkir that takes pastry seriously—croissants, layered pastries, and bread come out of the oven with real technique.
Blit
Blit is a bakery on Abovyan Street in the Cascade district, where local residents and art-district workers stop for fresh pastries and bread.
Sorriso Gelato
Sorriso Gelato sits on central Tamanyan Street with Armenian cooking at the core.
Bake Bakery
Bake Bakery sits on Pushkin Street in central Yerevan, a straightforward neighborhood spot for bread and pastries.
Juno Bakery
Juno Bakery sits on Mesrop Mashtots in the Cascade district, where locals grab fresh pastries and bread throughout the day.
Baguette & Co.
Baguette & Co.
SoHo Patisserie & Chocolaterie
SoHo sits on Martiros Saryan in central Yerevan, a strip where locals duck in for coffee and pastry between errands.
Bourbon- Live Bakery and Cafe
Bourbon is a bakery-cafe on Paronyan Street in central Yerevan, drawing the morning and midday crowd from the Kentron district.
Balatoon Cherry House
Balatoon Cherry House sits on Komitas in Arabkir, a quiet residential stretch where locals actually live.
The Ponchik
The Ponchik sits on central Abovyan Street, a straightforward bakery that does what it's meant to do without pretense.
Bakery
Straightforward neighborhood bakery on Mamikoniants in quiet Arabkir, where locals grab fresh bread and pastries without fuss.
Armenia's bakery scene splits between traditional corner bakeries turning out tonir lavash and gata, and newer European-style patisseries with éclair cases and tiered cakes. Kentron and Arabkir concentrate the patisserie density — SoHo, Baguette & Co., Gentile — while neighborhood bakeries operate in nearly every district. Pricing runs 1,200 dram for pastries and bread at local spots, 1,800 dram and up at French-leaning venues. Gluten-free options exist now, notably a dedicated bakery in Kentron with perfect ratings. Vanadzor and Dilijan each have standout stops worth timing a trip around.