Armenian restaurants in Yerevan
736 venues in total. This page shows 141–160.
Dine Sky Armenia
Dine Sky Armenia occupies a rooftop perch in Shengavit, trading downtown bustle for quieter sightlines.
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Ojakh Ani operates as a neighbourhood restaurant in Parakar, outside central Yerevan, serving straightforward Armenian fare.
Lazio Hall
Lazio Hall occupies the Nor Nork dining landscape as a focused Armenian restaurant with a 4.
Tavern Yerevan
Tavern Yerevan sits on Paronyan Street in Kentron and runs an a la carte Armenian menu with a long drinks list.
Buzand Cafe Restaurant
Buzand Cafe Restaurant sits on Khanjyan St in Kentron, with a menu that ranges wider than its name suggests.
Corpous Gastro Bar
Corpous sits mid-way down Northern Avenue, with a dining room in dimmed light hung with bright paintings — one with a chicken on it stands out — plus a terra…
Twelve Tables
Twelve Tables sits on Alexander Spendiaryan Street near the Cascade complex and serves traditional Armenian food without ceremony.
Olé Spanish Restaurant
Olé is a sit-down Spanish restaurant on Mesrop Mashtots Avenue with a menu built around tapas, paella, and grilled seafood.
House of Margot
House of Margot on Tumanyan Street runs as an all-day restaurant, covering breakfast, lunch, dinner and a long drinks list.
STEAKARAR YEREVAN
Steakarar zeroes in on one thing: grilled meat done right.
Sushi Wok
Despite its name, Sushi Wok serves Armenian cuisine to a steady crowd in Shengavit.
NAG Restaurant
NAG Restaurant sits in Kentron on 6 Alek Manukyan St, with an average check around 6500 AMD.
andmore from gotcha
Andmore from Gotcha sits on Tamanyan St in Kentron and runs on tea and coffee rather than a kitchen menu.
Persona Restaurant & Bar
Persona sits on Zakyan in downtown Yerevan, a restaurant-bar hybrid pulling in a mix of locals and after-work crowd.
Caramel Cafe
Caramel Cafe operates as a cafeteria on Martiros Saryan Street in Kentron, with a menu spanning breakfast, pasta, ravioli, salads and mains.
FRESCA Restaurant Club Cafe
Fresca occupies a confident middle ground between casual and formal—the kind of place where locals bring visitors to explain what Armenian food actually is.
Fuego
Fuego sits on 1 Sevan Street in Shengavit and runs a lunch-set format: five numbered options, Ланч N1 through N5, priced between 1200֏ and 1800֏.
Tumanyan's Art
Tumanyan's Art sits on Moskovyan Street near the Cascade, serving straightforward Armenian food in a casual, lived-in space.
Foodicted
Foodicted sits on Komitas in the quiet Arabkir district, a neighborhood spot that takes Armenian cooking seriously without fuss.
Family Restaurant
Family Restaurant sits in the Malatia-Sebastia bazaar, the kind of place where regulars know the owner by name.