the COFFEE 23.5

The Coffee 23.5 sits on Martiros Saryan Street in Kentron, close to the center of Yerevan. The menu leans into specialty coffee and loose-leaf tea rather than a full food list. Tea drinkers can choose Assam Gold (4500֏), Assam Pekoe (3000֏) or a red tea infused with rose (2100֏). Coffee options include a V60 filter pour-over of a red coffee (150 ml, 7500֏), an Ethiopia Yirgacheffe 2 for 13000֏, and a tasting-style coffee board priced at 6000֏. Prices sit above the typical Yerevan café range, matching the focus on origin coffee and specific tea grades rather than everyday drinks. This suits people who track coffee origins and brewing methods, or who want a tea beyond the usual black-and-green options, more than someone after a quick espresso and pastry. With an average check around 2800 AMD, a single tea or coffee already covers most of that, so it works better as a stop for one considered drink than for a full sit-down session with multiple rounds.

Things to note: Coffee and tea run higher than typical Yerevan café prices, up to 13000֏ for single-origin beans.