Restaurants & Cafes in Arabkir
Residential Yerevan: family taverns, neighbourhood coffee corners, and reliable pizza spots away from tourist traffic.
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.
All venues in Arabkir.
Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut on Vahram Papazyan in Arabkir is the casual chain spot where locals grab slices and boxes without fuss.
Hov cafe
Hov is a straightforward coffee shop tucked into Arabkir, one of Yerevan's quieter neighborhoods.
Fast And Tasty
Fast And Tasty sits on Komitas Ave in Arabkir, a quiet residential stretch where locals grab lunch between errands.
Altar Coffee and Books
Altar sits on quiet Azatutyan Avenue in Arabkir, a neighborhood spot that's become known for serious coffee and a genuine reading corner.
Parsley Sandwiches
Parsley Sandwiches sits on Griboyedov in Arabkir, a quiet residential neighborhood where locals actually eat.
C(ofe)²
C(ofe)² is a straightforward coffee shop in quiet Arabkir, the kind of place where locals actually sit down with a cup rather than rush through.
Muhu Leib - Bakery cafe
Muhu Leib is a bakery cafe tucked into Arabkir, the quiet residential district where locals actually live.
Hayk's food
Hayk's Food is a fast-food counter in Arabkir, a quieter residential neighborhood where locals grab lunch without fuss.
Foodicted
Foodicted sits on Komitas in the quiet Arabkir district, a neighborhood spot that takes Armenian cooking seriously without fuss.
Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut on Komitas in quiet Arabkir is the straightforward choice for Italian-style pizza and pasta in a residential neighborhood.
Mango Café
Mango Café sits on Komitas Avenue in the quiet Arabkir district, a straightforward coffee spot that's earned solid local trust.
Gentile Yerevan
Gentile is a bakery in quiet Arabkir that takes pastry seriously—croissants, layered pastries, and bread come out of the oven with real technique.
The Coffee
The Coffee sits on a quiet Arabkir street, the kind of neighborhood kofeynya where regulars know the owner by name.
Coffee-inn
Coffee-inn sits on Komitas in Arabkir, a quieter residential stretch where locals actually live.
Pizzanini
Pizzanini sits on Komitas in quiet Arabkir, a neighborhood pizzeria that takes its Italian seriously.
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Lime Lounge Cafe
Lime Lounge sits on Komitas in quiet Arabkir, a neighborhood café where locals actually spend time, not just grab coffee.
KAFÉKOPA
Kafékopa sits on Gyulbenkyan in quiet Arabkir, a neighborhood coffee shop where regulars come for straightforward coffee and pastries.
Додо Пицца
Dodo Pizza on Komitas in quiet Arabkir delivers straightforward Italian pies at neighbourhood prices.
Yume Sushi Bar
Yume Sushi Bar sits quietly in Arabkir, a neighborhood spot for rolls and nigiri without the tourist markup.