Coffee Shops in Yerevan and Armenia
Third wave brews and slow mornings, from Republic Square to Arabkir.
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Jeffrey's Coffeeshop
Jeffrey's sits on Buzand in central Yerevan, a busy strip where office workers and students grab coffee between errands.
Moka Pot Eclair Cafe
Moka Pot Eclair sits on Mesrop Mashtots in the Cascade district, where locals and art crowd drift between galleries and cafes.
Subcup-coffee
Subcup sits on Movses Khorenatsi in central Yerevan, a coffee shop that regulars trust.
Hov cafe
Hov is a straightforward coffee shop tucked into Arabkir, one of Yerevan's quieter neighborhoods.
Maravilla Cafe
Maravilla Cafe sits in Avan, the hilly residential quarter where locals drift in for morning coffee and afternoon meet-ups.
Route 66 Yerevan
Route 66 sits on Mesrop Mashtots in central Yerevan, a coffee shop aimed at the weekday office crowd and students passing through Kentron.
Chill Pill Specialty Coffee Bar
Chill Pill occupies a corner niche in Yerevan's coffee culture: it's not about speed or volume, but about sourcing quality single-origin beans and executing…
Il Gusto del Caffe
Il Gusto del Caffe sits on Grigor Lusavorich in central Yerevan, the kind of coffee spot where locals actually linger over espresso rather than rush through.
Altar Coffee and Books
Altar sits on quiet Azatutyan Avenue in Arabkir, a neighborhood spot that's become known for serious coffee and a genuine reading corner.
Jumana Yerevan
Jumana operates as a casual kofeynya—the Armenian take on a cafe—where families gather over coffee and light meals.
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Sorizo in Yerevan Mall sits in Malatia-Sebastia, the neighborhood bazaar where locals still haggle and work.
Alex‘s bakery
Alex's bakery sits on Yervand Kochar in central Yerevan, the kind of spot locals drift into for morning coffee and pastry without fanfare.
Ground Zero Specialty Coffee
Ground Zero is a specialty coffee shop on Zakyan Street in central Yerevan, drawing the morning crowd with serious espresso-based drinks and filter coffee.
C(ofe)²
C(ofe)² is a straightforward coffee shop in quiet Arabkir, the kind of place where locals actually sit down with a cup rather than rush through.
202° F
202° F is a coffee shop in central Yerevan with a straightforward focus on espresso-based drinks and filter coffee.
O2 Cafe and Bar
O2 Cafe and Bar sits in Davtashen's 13th block, serving coffee and light bites to the neighborhood's younger crowd.
Coffee Cup Lavazza
Coffee Cup Lavazza sits in Zvartnots Airport departures, serving Armenian food to travelers and locals passing through.
Sorriso Cafe Northern Avenue
Sorriso occupies a reliable spot on Northern Avenue's busy strip, serving unpretentious Armenian fare to families, office workers, and tourists.
Jermots Café
Jermots is a serious coffee spot in central Yerevan, the kind of place where baristas actually care about extraction and temperature.
WorkSpace
WorkSpace sits on Pushkin in central Yerevan, a coffee shop built for people who want serious espresso and a place to linger.
Armenia's coffee scene runs from single-origin pourover specialists in Kentron to regional chains with reliable espresso standards. Prices hover around 600-900 dram for an espresso, 1200-1500 for a flat white. Kentron holds the density—AfroLab roasts on-site, WorkSpace keeps laptops powered until midnight, Vibe pulls tight shots near Republic Square. Cascade district offers Green Bean and Lumen 1936 with terrace seating. Dilijan's Cafe #2 anchors the mountain town circuit. Most spots serve pastries and light breakfast plates; the line between coffee bar and all-day cafe blurs at places like Crumbs Bread Factory.