Tsitron by Golden Bakery

Tsitron by Golden Bakery sits on Proshyan Street in the Saryan area, working as a bakery-style counter rather than a sit-down restaurant. The menu is short and built around bread and pastry: bread with tahini for 500 AMD, labneh for 1200 AMD, a coconut bun for 1300 AMD, plain and lemon sticks at 1100 AMD each, and milk bread for 500 AMD. Nothing on the list points to a full Lebanese menu — this is a bakery selection, with labneh as the one item that nods toward Middle Eastern pantry staples. The format suits people looking for a quick bite rather than a meal: a piece of bread, a pastry, something to go with coffee. With prices ranging from 500 to 1300 AMD and an average check around 3500 AMD, it works for a light breakfast, a snack between errands on Saryan Street, or picking up bread and labneh to take elsewhere. The rating of 4.8 from 76 reviews suggests the bakery items themselves are consistent, even though the selection on offer is narrow. Anyone expecting a full Lebanese restaurant menu with mezze or mains should adjust expectations — this is a bakery counter with tahini bread, labneh, buns and milk bread, not a kitchen turning out cooked dishes.