SAEDNEWS: In Armenia, you can find a wide variety of restaurants, with a particular concentration in Yerevan. In this guide, you will become familiar with some of the best restaurants in Yerevan.
According to Saed News Tourism Service, for an exceptional experience of Armenian cuisine, Delmama Restaurant is one of your best choices. This restaurant has made a strong effort to revive traditional Armenian dishes and present them in the best possible way. As its name suggests, its main specialty is stuffed vine leaves (dolma). Traditionally, dolma is prepared with minced meat, but this restaurant has created its own unique style by using strips of beef tenderloin, chili peppers, and rosemary. Delmama serves dolma with yogurt and shallots. Menu prices are moderate, and working hours are from 10:00 AM to 11:30 PM.
Address: 10 Puskin St., Yerevan, Armenia
Lavash Restaurant’s menu is based on Armenian breakfast dishes wrapped in lavash bread. While this concept may feel familiar to some, tourists from other countries are often fascinated by the in-house lavash bakery, where fresh bread is prepared on site.
The menu features locally sourced, healthy ingredients, all served with lavash bread. Eggs, cheese, honey, cream, jam, butter, and more create a breakfast experience reminiscent of a home-style meal in another country. Prices are moderate, and the restaurant is open from 8:00 AM to 1:00 AM.
Located in the Republica Hotel in Yerevan, Anoush Restaurant serves authentic traditional Armenian cuisine made from high-quality ingredients. The interior design uses a lot of wood, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The restaurant offers a full and diverse menu and prides itself on using the best ingredients. While its specialty is traditional Armenian food, it also offers selected European dishes. The professional kitchen team prepares a wide range of items, including salads, soups, meat dishes, vegetarian options, hot and cold dishes, kebabs, desserts, and beverages.
Opening hours: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Address: 7/1 Amiryan Street, Kentron, Yerevan, Armenia
Tospia is a top choice for modern and innovative Armenian cuisine. Soft background music creates a pleasant dining atmosphere. The menu includes both meat and vegetarian options.
One of the must-try dishes is Khashlama, a delicious meat dish. Other popular options include dolma and Ghapama (traditional stuffed pumpkin). The restaurant also serves seafood, chicken, and vegetable dishes.
Hours: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Address: 30/3 Tumanyan St, Yerevan, Armenia
Phone: +374 91 660007
A budget-friendly yet high-quality option, Mer Taghe is famous for lahmajun, often referred to as Armenian pizza. It consists of flatbread topped with minced meat, tomatoes, onions, and parsley, finished with fresh lemon juice. It is typically enjoyed with ayran.
It is suitable for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Hours: 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Address: 21/1 Tumanyan St, Yerevan, Armenia
Phone: +374 10 580106
Located on Tumanyan Street, this popular spot is well known for its delicious shawarma. You can dine in or take your food away.
Shawarma is prepared with chicken, beef, and fresh vegetables such as cabbage, carrots, beans, eggplant, and grilled peppers. Prices range from $1.6 to $2. The menu also includes kebabs and other grilled items. Waiting time is around 15 minutes due to fresh preparation.
Nearby, there is also a small crepe stand offering pancakes with apple, banana, honey, or Nutella.
Mr. Gyros is a Greek fast-food chain serving gyros, similar to shawarma. Prices range from $1.35 to $3.5 depending on size and meat choice (chicken or beef).
The menu also includes sandwiches, salads, and desserts such as ice cream with hot sauces (strawberry, chocolate, caramel), as well as Greek cinnamon pie.
The interior is cozy with white and red decor and Greek-themed artwork.
Located near Mr. Gyros, this small but cozy restaurant specializes in hot dogs made with imported German sausages. Prices range from $1 to $4 depending on size.
One of the most popular items is the “Nuremberg” hot dog, made with grilled sausage, priced at around $2.
Although McDonald's does not operate in Armenia, KFC has several branches in Yerevan. The menu focuses on chicken-based meals, including sandwiches, sides like fries and Caesar salad, and desserts such as cheesecake and muffins.
Prices start from $1.45, with the most expensive items around $3.3. Chicken wings are also available in bucket form. The restaurant has a modern interior with red seating and large screens.
Karas is a popular fast-food chain with multiple branches across Yerevan. Established in 2005, it offers both local Armenian dishes and fast food.
Menu items include sandwiches, pizzas, pies, burgers, and hot dogs. Prices start from $0.50 for pies and $1.7 for burgers. It also serves kebabs, including beef, liver, heart, and tongue, as well as lamb, chicken, and fish.
Meaning “place of donuts,” Panchikanots is located near the Matenadaran Museum. It is famous for delicious vanilla and chocolate donuts.
The interior is playful and colorful, with a family-friendly atmosphere. Donuts cost between $0.10 and $0.30, and can be served with hot cocoa. It is also part of the Grand Candy confectionery brand.
A popular fast-food restaurant located on Moskovyan Street. It serves local shawarma with fresh vegetables and no sauce, highlighting the natural meat flavor.
Shawarma costs around $1.5. Kebabs are also available, ranging from $1.4 to $6.25 depending on preparation.
This restaurant offers a cultural experience with traditional Armenian food, music, and hospitality. Guests dine in beautifully designed rooms reflecting Armenian heritage, while enjoying live performances of traditional instruments like the duduk.
The menu includes dolma, kebabs, and Ishkhan (Armenian trout), along with live music and cultural shows.
A cozy restaurant with a capacity of about 30 guests in the main hall and smaller private rooms. The interior is decorated in traditional Armenian style with cultural artwork and handmade textiles.
The atmosphere is calm and ideal for small groups.
Located in a scenic canyon area, this restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with river views. Food is served in a traditional Armenian style, placed in the center of the table for sharing.
It is also family-friendly with entertainment for children.
A famous jazz club and restaurant where guests can enjoy live jazz music during dinner. Reservations are required due to its popularity.
The menu includes dishes such as pasta and steak. The club is named after its owner, renowned jazz musician Levon Malkhasyan, who performs regularly.
A warm, home-style restaurant serving traditional Armenian dishes such as cheese and kofta. Live music enhances the cozy atmosphere.
The interior features Armenian carpets and cultural decor, giving guests a homely experience.
A cultural café combining literature, art, and food. Guests can enjoy meals while reading newspapers or magazines.
Regular art exhibitions, including painting and photography, are held here. The café also hosts meetings with artists and cultural events, making it a peaceful and inspiring place.
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