Haldi.Co
About Haldi.Co.
Haldi.Co sits on Gevorg Kochar Street near Cascade and works as a cafe built around one product: bagged coffee. The menu lists six single-origin coffees, each sold in 160g bags and offered ground for either jazzve or espresso. The lineup runs through Colombian-sounding names — Valle Del Cauca, Cauca, Atlantico, Choco, Guainia, and Guaviare — with prices spanning a wide range: Guaviare at 2500֏, Guainia at 3150֏, Choco at 4050֏, Valle Del Cauca at 4850֏, Atlantico at 5500֏, and Cauca at the top end, 6150֏. This isn't a menu of espresso drinks or pastries; it's a shelf of origins to pick from and take away or have brewed on site by the jazzve or espresso method. That structure suits people who care about where their coffee comes from and want to compare origins side by side, rather than those looking for a full café menu of lattes and food. With an average check around 2800֏, a visit here tends to mean walking out with a bag of beans, or sitting down for a cup made from one of the six listed. The rating sits at 4.7 from 86 reviews, suggesting the format has found its audience among people specifically after single-origin coffee rather than a general cafe stop. It's a narrow, specific kind of place — good for coffee people, less so for anyone wanting a broader food and drink list.
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23 Gevorg Kochar St, Yerevan 0002.
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