Alex‘s bakery

4.9
77 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 2 800 ֏
±20% depending on order

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About Alex‘s bakery.

Alex's bakery sits on Yervand Kochar in central Yerevan, the kind of spot locals drift into for morning coffee and pastry without fanfare. The draw here is straightforward: fresh-baked goods paired with decent espresso drinks, nothing pretentious. You'll see regulars dropping by between 8 and noon, office workers grabbing something quick, couples lingering over cappuccino. At 2800 dram for two, you're paying fair prices for the Kentron location and quality level—not cheap, not steep. The 4.9 rating across 77 reviews suggests consistent execution. It's a working bakery-cafe, not a destination, but that's exactly why it works.

Things to note: Space can fill quickly during peak morning hours; no information on English-language menu, though ordering is visual.

22, 1 Yervand Kochar St, Yerevan.

Kentron (Center) Alex‘s bakery N
Walk through Kentron (Center)

Kentron (Center) — 500 meters end-to-end.

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FAQ — Alex‘s bakery

Do I need a reservation?
No, it's a walk-in bakery-cafe. Just show up, especially if you want fresh items early.
Do they accept cards?
Likely yes at this rating and location, but carry cash as backup for smaller bakeries in Yerevan.
Is there a vegetarian/vegan menu?
As a bakery-cafe, most pastries and breads are vegetarian. Vegan options depend on the daily selection.
How late can I come?
Typical bakery hours are 7 a.m. to 7 or 8 p.m.; confirm on their Instagram for exact closing time.

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