Prepa (Kentron)

Prepa sits on Tumanyan Street in Kentron, listed on Google as a coffee shop. What sets its menu apart right now is a dedicated Lent section, built for guests keeping a fasting diet or simply looking for plant-based plates. The savory side has Cabbage salad and Carrot salad, priced at 1500֏ and 700֏. On the sweet side there's Apple pie and Date pie at 1100–1500֏, Carrot cake at 1100֏, and a Coconut Chia pudding at 1500֏. Nothing here is heavy: portions read as light lunch or afternoon-coffee food rather than a full sit-down meal, which fits the coffee shop format. It suits people who want a quick plant-based bite alongside their coffee — travelers skipping meat for religious or dietary reasons, expats hunting for salads instead of another khorovats plate, or locals stopping in between meetings. With an average check around 2000 AMD, a coffee plus one item from the Lent menu comfortably fits the budget. There's no indication of a broader hot-food or breakfast menu beyond these six items, so guests coming for a full meal should treat Prepa as a spot for a salad, a slice of pie, or a pudding rather than a main-course kitchen. The rating of 4.1 from 40 reviews suggests a modest but functional coffee shop experience built around this fasting-friendly lineup.