Anush bakery

4.6
18 reviewsfrom Google Maps
Avg check for two
About 4 500 ֏
±20% depending on order

Ask about Anush bakery by voice.

Dish Concierge for Anush bakery
online · replies in 1.4s
What dishes should I definitely try?
Anush bakery: a first-visit set usually means the national classics and the venue's signature dish. Full menu answer — in production.
Press and hold — ask anything about Anush bakery

About Anush bakery.

Anush is a straightforward bakery-restaurant in Malatia-Sebastia, right in the bazaar pulse of Yerevan. You'll find fresh lavash and traditional Armenian breads coming out regularly, paired with simple hotly-prepared mains—lula kebab, kufta, and seasonal stews that feel homestyle rather than fussy. The crowd is local: shoppers grabbing breakfast, workers on lunch breaks, families on weekends. At 4500 drams for two, it's budget-conscious eating without cutting corners. The 4.6 rating across 18 reviews suggests consistency rather than hype. It's the kind of place where the baseline is solid, nothing flashy, and you know what you're getting.

Things to note: No English menu; point and order. Space can get loud during midday rush.

5C8V+M8P, Yerevan.

Malatia-Sebastia Anush bakery N
Walk through Malatia-Sebastia

Malatia-Sebastia — 500 meters end-to-end.

500 m
block length
6 min
route
1
venues
19:00
block wakes up

FAQ — Anush bakery

Do I need a reservation?
No. Walk-ins are standard here. During lunch rush (12–14:00) you might wait 10–15 minutes for a table.
Do they accept cards?
Cash is safer. Card acceptance is likely but call ahead to confirm.
Is there a vegetarian/vegan menu?
Lavash, fresh vegetables, and bean dishes are available, but the focus is meat-forward. Ask staff for options.
How late can I come?
Usually open until 21:00–22:00. Bakery typically winds down earlier; arrive by evening if you want fresh bread.

Request a table at Anush bakery.

Request goes to Telegram. Reply within 15 minutes.

One hidden
spot a week.