Bakeries & Pastry Shops in Armenia
Corner lavash bakeries, European patisseries, gluten-free specialists — 30 venues across four cities
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.
Where to start with bakeries & pastry.
Sorted by rating × review count. Editorial-vetted.
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.
Muhu Leib - Bakery cafe
Muhu Leib is a bakery cafe tucked into Arabkir, the quiet residential district where locals actually live.
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.
Blit
Blit is a bakery on Abovyan Street in the Cascade district, where local residents and art-district workers stop for fresh pastries and bread.
Bake Bakery
Bake Bakery sits on Pushkin Street in central Yerevan, a straightforward neighborhood spot for bread and pastries.
Juno Bakery
Juno Bakery sits on Mesrop Mashtots in the Cascade district, where locals grab fresh pastries and bread throughout the day.
Baguette & Co.
Baguette & Co.
SoHo Patisserie & Chocolaterie
SoHo sits on Martiros Saryan in central Yerevan, a strip where locals duck in for coffee and pastry between errands.
Bourbon- Live Bakery and Cafe
Bourbon is a bakery-cafe on Paronyan Street in central Yerevan, drawing the morning and midday crowd from the Kentron district.
Balatoon Cherry House
Balatoon Cherry House sits on Komitas in Arabkir, a quiet residential stretch where locals actually live.
The Ponchik
The Ponchik sits on central Abovyan Street, a straightforward bakery that does what it's meant to do without pretense.
Bakery
Straightforward neighborhood bakery on Mamikoniants in quiet Arabkir, where locals grab fresh bread and pastries without fuss.