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Restaurants & Cafes in Arabkir

Residential Yerevan: family taverns, neighbourhood coffee corners, and reliable pizza spots away from tourist traffic.

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Arabkir grew as Soviet Yerevan pushed northward in the 1960s and 70s—microdistricts, trolleybus depots, and the long stretch of Komitas Avenue named for the composer-priest. Today it's residential density: young families, retirees who've lived in the same block for forty years, and a scattering of small offices. Dining follows the rhythm—bakeries for morning lavash runs, lunch queues at fast-food counters, quiet evening tables at the handful of sit-down places.

Trolleybus 2 and 5 run frequently along Komitas from Republic Square (35–45 minutes); route taxis cover the perpendicular streets. Taxis from the centre cost 1200–1800 dram and take 15–20 minutes outside rush hour. Most venues have small parking lots or kerbside spots, so driving works if you have a rental.

208
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101
rating 4.5+
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cuisines
4.6
avg rating

All venues in Arabkir.

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Pizza Hut

Arabkir 8 Vahram Papazyan St Fast Food

Pizza Hut on Vahram Papazyan in Arabkir is the casual chain spot where locals grab slices and boxes without fuss.

top rated
~ 3 500 ֏
5.0
200 reviews
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Hov cafe

Arabkir 3 Coffee shops

Hov is a straightforward coffee shop tucked into Arabkir, one of Yerevan's quieter neighborhoods.

budget
~ 2 000 ֏
5.0
33 reviews
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Qantara Restaurant & Cafe

Arabkir 48 Armenian

Qantara occupies the middle ground between casual neighbourhood cafe and proper sit-down restaurant.

~ 4 000 ֏
5.0
24 reviews
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Gndik boqonik , Գնդիկ բոքոնիկ, Гндик боконик

Arabkir 6/1 Armenian

Gndik Boqonik operates like someone's home kitchen opened its doors—no pretence, no frills.

~ 4 000 ֏
5.0
19 reviews
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Lebanese Kunji Yerevan

Arabkir 3 42 Middle Eastern

Lebanese Kunji operates as a hybrid bakery-restaurant, focused on straightforward Middle Eastern fare without pretense.

family
~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
17 reviews
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Fast And Tasty

Arabkir 1 Komitas Ave Fast Food

Fast And Tasty sits on Komitas Ave in Arabkir, a quiet residential stretch where locals grab lunch between errands.

budget
~ 1 800 ֏
5.0
15 reviews
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Nero Bean

Arabkir 6 Coffee shops

Nero Bean operates as a working roastery and café hybrid in Arabkir, focusing on high-quality, single-origin coffees with transparent sourcing.

budget
~ 2 000 ֏
5.0
14 reviews
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QM

Queen Music Hall

Arabkir 76 Marshal Baghramyan Ave Armenian

Queen Music Hall pairs traditional Armenian cooking with a live music venue format.

family
~ 4 500 ֏
5.0
13 reviews
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Hin Ureni

Arabkir 38 Mamikoniants St Armenian

Hin Ureni sits in the Arabkir district serving straightforward Armenian food.

~ 4 000 ֏
5.0
13 reviews
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Hin Ureni

Arabkir 38 Mamikoniants St Armenian

Hin Ureni translates to 'old wine,' and the restaurant delivers straightforward Armenian cooking without affectation.

~ 4 000 ֏
5.0
13 reviews
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Pizza Lab

Arabkir 18/5 Hrachya Kochar St Italian

Pizza Lab occupies a casual corner of Arabkir dedicated to Neapolitan-style pizza—thin crust, San Marzano tomatoes, proper fermentation.

~ 6 000 ֏
5.0
12 reviews
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Arahet Coffee Bar

Arabkir 13A Hrachya Kochar St Coffee shops

Arahet Coffee Bar operates as a traditional kofeynya—the Armenian coffee house format—with emphasis on serious coffee preparation.

budget
~ 2 000 ֏
5.0
10 reviews
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Eliza Restaurant - Cafe

Arabkir 48/3 Komitas Ave Middle Eastern

Eliza occupies a straightforward café slot on Komitas Avenue, serving Middle Eastern fare in Arabkir.

budget
~ 2 500 ֏
5.0
9 reviews
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Fave cafe | Ֆեյվ կաֆե | Coffee shop in Yerevan

Arabkir 4 Հակոբ Հակոբյան Coffee shops

Fave Cafe occupies a straightforward coffee-shop niche in Arabkir, serving espresso-based drinks and pastries to a steady local crowd.

budget
~ 2 000 ֏
5.0
9 reviews
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CC

Coffee Craft

Arabkir 1 Vazgen The First St Coffee shops

Coffee Craft operates as a dedicated kofeynya—the Armenian term for serious coffee culture—on Vazgen The First in Arabkir.

budget
~ 2 000 ֏
5.0
8 reviews
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HB

Hadrut's Bakery

Arabkir 2 Ավետ Ավետիսյան 25 Bakeries & pastry

Hadrut's operates as a straightforward neighborhood konditerskaya—the kind of place where regulars know what they want before ordering.

budget
~ 1 200 ֏
5.0
7 reviews
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PR

Pizza RIA Lab / Պիցցա ՌԻԱ Լաբ

Arabkir 3 Ghapantsian St Italian

Pizza RIA Lab operates as a focused pizzeria on Ghapantsian Street, built around a wood-fired oven and Italian technique.

~ 6 000 ֏
5.0
7 reviews
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Café Baleni

Arabkir 22 Gyulbenkyan St Fast Food

Café Baleni operates as a straightforward fast-food venue in Arabkir, positioned for quick meals and casual dining.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
6 reviews
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Bakery

Arabkir Գյուլբենկյան 26/5 Երևան Гюльбенкян 26/5 Bakeries & pastry

A small, focused bakery operating out of Arabkir's Gyulbenkyan Street.

budget
~ 1 200 ֏
5.0
5 reviews
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Aleppo Salads & Sandwiches

Arabkir 22 Gyulbenkyan St Fast Food

Aleppo is a straightforward fast-food counter in Arabkir focused on salads and sandwiches—the kind of place you hit when you want something assembled quickly…

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
4 reviews
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FAQ — Arabkir

What kind of food scene should I expect in Arabkir?
Neighbourhood dining: coffee shops that open at 8 AM for the office-commute crowd, fast-casual spots with 2000–3500 dram plates, a handful of sit-down Armenian and Italian places for family dinners. Pizza Hut and Tashir Pizza anchor the pizza segment; Jaco Restaurant does Middle Eastern mezze; Foodicted handles Armenian home cooking. Very little tourist English, pay in cash or Armenian cards.
How do prices compare to central Yerevan?
Lower by 20–30 percent. A coffee runs 800–1200 dram, lunch wraps and bowls 1800–2500, sit-down mains 4500–6500. The Brunch Cafe averages 3500 for eggs and toast, Foodicted charges around 6500 for dolma or khorovats plates. No 15,000-dram tasting menus or cocktail programs—this is utility dining.
Is Arabkir walkable, or do I need transport?
You'll want wheels or the trolleybus. Venues scatter across a five-kilometre stretch of Komitas and the perpendicular residential streets. Walking works if you're staying in the district and hitting one or two spots; otherwise, trolleybus 2 or 5 runs the north–south spine, and taxis charge 800–1200 dram for short hops within the neighbourhood.
Any standout spots worth the detour from the centre?
Altar Coffee and Books draws book-browsing regulars and pours decent espresso in a room lined with Armenian and English paperbacks. Parsley Sandwiches (1800 dram, near the northern edge) earns a 4.9 from 29 reviews for simple chicken and veggie wraps made to order. Hov cafe, a tiny corner place with 23 five-star reviews, does exemplary Armenian coffee and pastries for under 2000 dram.
What are the evening options?
Limited. Most fast-casual spots close by 21:00 or 22:00. Pizza Hut and Pizzanini stay open later on weekends for delivery and takeaway. Jaco Restaurant and Foodicted handle sit-down dinners until 23:00, but expect a quieter room than you'd find on Saryan or Tumanyan—this is a neighbourhood that eats at home.

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