Bakeries & Pastry Shops in Armenia
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Yerevan Cakes
Yerevan Cakes sits on 1st Street in Malatia-Sebastia, a working bazaar district where locals grab coffee and pastries between errands.
Gluten Free Bakery
Gluten-free bakery on Abovyan Street in central Yerevan, a straight-forward spot for people avoiding wheat.
Harutyunyan's Bakery
Harutyunyan's sits steps from Republic Square, a straightforward neighborhood bakery doing bread, pastries, and layered desserts the way locals expect them.
Compliment Cakes
Compliment Cakes is a neighborhood konditerskaya (pastry shop) on Totovents Street in Nor Nork, specializing in made-to-order cakes and fresh pastries.
Hadrut's Bakery
Hadrut's operates as a straightforward neighborhood konditerskaya—the kind of place where regulars know what they want before ordering.
Mirijanian Bakery
Mirijanian is a neighborhood konditerskaya (confectionery) focused on made-to-order pastries and cakes.
Runnin’ Bakery
Runnin' Bakery operates as a neighborhood konditerskaya—a Russian-style confectionery focused on freshly made pastries, cakes, and bread.
Food Byte
Food Byte operates as a straightforward pastry counter on Tpagrichner Street, north of the city center.
Pasticceria Cakes
Pasticceria Cakes operates as a proper konditorskaya—a pastry kitchen where precision matters.
Bakery
A small, focused bakery operating out of Arabkir's Gyulbenkyan Street.
Aya Apa Bakery
Aya Apa is a small-format konditori (pastry shop) in Kentron, focused on handmade baked goods and sweets.
Nelly’s Home
Nelly's Home operates as a small-scale konditorskaya—part neighborhood bakery, part made-to-order confectionery counter.
Пекарня
Pekarnaya is a straightforward konditorskaya—the kind of place where locals grab warm bread and pastries without ceremony.
Margarita Sweet Shop
Margarita occupies a neighborhood bakery slot on Garegin Nzhdeh St, focused on traditional Armenian and European-style pastries and confectionery.
Boqonik Bakery
Boqonik is a straightforward neighbourhood bakery in Arabkir, focused on fresh bread, pastries and confections.
Anteb sweets
Anteb occupies a modest storefront in Arabkir, the kind of place locals stop into for fresh pastries and sweets without ceremony.
Penjo's Lebanese Bakery
Penjo's occupies a compact spot on Abovyan Street, a five-minute walk from Cascade.
Lusos Bread & Bakery
Lusos is a straightforward bakery-café in central Yerevan.
Bread Store
Bread Store is a neighborhood konditorskaya in Arinj—the kind of place locals queue for.
Bread shop
Bread Shop operates as a focused neighborhood konditorskaya in Arabkir, the kind of spot locals queue for before work or school.
Armenia's bakery scene splits between traditional corner bakeries turning out tonir lavash and gata, and newer European-style patisseries with éclair cases and tiered cakes. Kentron and Arabkir concentrate the patisserie density — SoHo, Baguette & Co., Gentile — while neighborhood bakeries operate in nearly every district. Pricing runs 1,200 dram for pastries and bread at local spots, 1,800 dram and up at French-leaning venues. Gluten-free options exist now, notably a dedicated bakery in Kentron with perfect ratings. Vanadzor and Dilijan each have standout stops worth timing a trip around.