Anteb sweets

Bakeries & pastry Arabkir 35 Gyulbenkyan St
5.0
4 reviewsfrom Google Maps
Avg check for two
About 8 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
DeliveryTakeout

About Anteb sweets.

Anteb occupies a modest storefront in Arabkir, the kind of place locals stop into for fresh pastries and sweets without ceremony. It's a konditerskaya—a Russian-Armenian confectionery format—so expect standard cases of glazed items, cream-filled layers, and simple baked goods. Prices hover around 8000 AMD per visit (a few items), making it accessible for a quick sugar fix or takeaway breakfast. The 5-star rating across four reviews suggests consistency, though the low volume of feedback means it's either genuinely solid or simply very quiet. No frills, no seating theatre—this is neighbourhood utility.

Things to note: No online presence (phone/site absent), so logistics unconfirmed. Limited seating or none; designed for takeaway. Stock subject to daily baking rhythm.

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35 Gyulbenkyan St, Yerevan 0033.

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FAQ — Anteb sweets

What's a konditerskaya?
A bakery-confectionery format rooted in Soviet tradition. Counter displays of pastries, cakes sliced to order, cream-filled items, and simple baked goods. Emphasis on volume, simplicity, and affordability over pastry-chef showmanship.
Is there seating?
Unlikely. Anteb is a neighbourhood utility—designed for takeaway or quick standing orders at the counter. Confirm on visit.
How early does it open?
No published hours. Arrive 7–9am for freshest selection, or call the area to ask locals. Independent bakeries vary by day.

Anteb sweets doesn't take reservations.

It's a walk-in, first-come spot.

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