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Restaurants and Cafes in Davtashen

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District Cafe

Davtashen20 Margaryan StItalian

District Cafe sits on Margaryan Street in Davtashen—a neighborhood spot that handles Italian pizza without pretension.

~ 6 000 ֏
5.0
8 reviews
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Kyores

Davtashen1/3 Yury Erznkyan StArmenian

Kyores sits in Davtashen and focuses on straightforward Armenian cooking—the kind built on technique rather than presentation.

family
~ 4 500 ֏
5.0
6 reviews
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Արևաբաց ռեստորան

Davtashen7F6V+73Armenian

Arevabats occupies a quiet corner of Davtashen, away from central tourist clusters.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
5 reviews
Open
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Nelly’s Home

Davtashen6FCJ+7JBakeries & pastry

Nelly's Home operates as a small-scale konditorskaya—part neighborhood bakery, part made-to-order confectionery counter.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
5 reviews
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SENIOR SHAWARMA

Davtashen1 Mazmanian StFast Food

Senior Shawarma is a straightforward fast-food counter in Davtashen focused on shawarma and quick bites.

budget
~ 1 800 ֏
5.0
4 reviews
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У Гора

Davtashen6F48+G53Armenian

У Гора is a neighborhood soup kitchen where the focus lands squarely on broth—lula (chicken), khash (beef tripe, winter), and thick bean stews that taste lik…

family
~ 4 500 ֏
5.0
4 reviews
Open
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ՑԼԻԿ

DavtashenՌ.ՍաֆարյանFast Food

ՑԼԻԿ is a straightforward fast-food counter in Davtashen, designed for speed and value.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
4 reviews
Open

Sathiki BISTRO

Davtashen6GM6+9FPFast Food

Sathiki Bistro operates as a straightforward fast-food counter in Davtashen's Zovuni area.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
4 reviews
Open
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Caffo Cafe

Davtashen51 Tigran Petrosyan StCoffee shops

Caffo sits on Tigran Petrosyan Street as a compact neighborhood kofeynya—the kind of place locals swing through for a proper espresso or cappuccino without c…

budget
~ 2 000 ֏
5.0
3 reviews
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ARCVASHEN Hyuranocayin Hamalir

Davtashen6GG5+457Armenian

Arcvashen operates as a neighborhood Armenian restaurant in Davtashen, keeping check sizes around 8000 AMD.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
3 reviews
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BarOn

Davtashen6GF4+75XArmenian

BarOn operates as a neighborhood Armenian spot in Davtashen, drawing from the broader Yerevan food culture.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
3 reviews
Open

SushiWine (Սուշի Վայն)

DavtashenԴավիթաշեն 1-ին թաղամասArmenian

SushiWine occupies a corner of Davtashen's residential grid with a straightforward mandate: Armenian cooking paired with wine.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
3 reviews
Open

FOOD CITY EXPRESS

Davtashen1 39Fast Food

Food City Express operates as a straightforward fast-food counter in Davtashen, catering to those grabbing lunch or a quick meal on weekdays.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
3 reviews
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ZOV BISTRO

Davtashen6GR2+RV6Fast Food

Zov Bistro is a straightforward fast-food spot in the Davtashen neighbourhood, near Zovuni.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
3 reviews
Open

Տարբերվող լավաշ

Davtashen3֊րդ թաղամասBakeries & pastry

A straightforward bakery operation in Davtashen's 3rd neighbourhood, built around fresh lavash production.

~ 8 000 ֏
5.0
3 reviews
Open
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SuperStar kids cafe

Davtashen39 Building Shiraz StCoffee shops

SuperStar Kids Cafe is a casual neighborhood spot designed around children—the kind of place where parents can sit down with a coffee while kids have room to…

budget
~ 2 000 ֏
5.0
2 reviews
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Bakery

Davtashen1 4-th StBakeries & pastry

A neighborhood konditerskaya in Davtashen offering pastries, cakes, and sweets.

budget
~ 1 200 ֏
5.0
2 reviews
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Voskepar Motel Restoran

Davtashen6FC4+P8HArmenian

Voskepar sits along the Ashtarak Highway as a motel-attached restaurant—the kind of place that catches passing traffic and rewards those who stop.

family
~ 4 500 ֏
5.0
2 reviews
Open
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Omakase sushi

Davtashen14Armenian

Omakase Sushi operates as a counter-style Japanese restaurant in Davtashen, north Yerevan.

family
~ 4 500 ֏
5.0
2 reviews
Open
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Shampur

Davtashen15 Melkumov StKhorovats (Armenian BBQ)

Shampur focuses on horovats—Armenia's signature grilled meat skewers—in a casual Davtashen setting.

family
~ 4 000 ֏
5.0
2 reviews
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Davtashen lacks the tourist polish of Kentron or the cafe density of Saryan Street. It's a working residential district where families grab shawarma after errands, students meet at coffee shops between classes, and young professionals gather at hookah lounges on weekends. The food is straightforward — no fusion experiments, just reliable Armenian grills, fast-food courts with predictable menus, and a handful of bars that double as cafes during the day.

Davtashen sits 7–9 kilometers northwest of Republic Square. Taxis from the center take 20–25 minutes off-peak, 35–40 minutes in evening traffic. Marshrutkas (minibuses) run along Davtashen Highway, but routes change; ride-hailing apps (Yandex, GG) are simpler for visitors. Most venues have street parking.

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FAQ — Davtashen

What kind of restaurants are in Davtashen?
Mostly fast-food courts (Food Plaza, Kvartal), shawarma windows, coffee shops, and a few Armenian sit-down spots like Dolma and Kyores. Evening options include hookah cafes, a brewery (Blonder Beer House), and bar-clubs. It's a residential district, so the mix serves local families and students rather than tourists.
How much does a meal cost in Davtashen?
Fast food runs 1,800–2,500 dram (shawarma, food court plates). Coffee and pastries around 2,000 dram. Armenian sit-down dinners for two range from 4,500 dram (Kyores, У Гора) to 6,500 dram (Dolma). Hookah bars and breweries average 4,000–4,500 dram per person with drinks.
Is Davtashen walkable for restaurants?
Venues spread across several microdistricts, so you'll want a taxi between clusters. Walking works within a single block or food court, but distances between, say, Dolma and Blonder Beer House are 2–3 kilometers. Most locals drive or use ride-hailing apps.
Are Davtashen restaurants open late?
Hookah bars and spots like Ind-am bar cafe & night club stay open past midnight on weekends. Fast-food courts and coffee shops close by 10–11 PM. Sit-down Armenian restaurants typically wrap up by 11 PM, earlier on weeknights.
Do I need reservations in Davtashen?
Generally no. Walk-in works at fast-food courts, coffee shops, and most Armenian restaurants. Weeknight evenings are quiet. On Friday and Saturday nights, hookah bars and breweries can fill up after 9 PM, but tables usually turn over fast.

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