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Ashtarakats

Armenian1 Vahan Teryan Street
Avg check for two
About 4 500 ֏
±20% depending on order
Opening hours
Full week
  • Mon11:00 — 23:45
  • Tue11:00 — 23:45
  • Wed11:00 — 23:45
  • Thu11:00 — 23:45
  • Fri11:00 — 23:45
  • Sat11:00 — 23:45
  • Sun11:00 — 23:45
Outdoor seatingBrunchWine listParkingTakeout

About Ashtarakats.

Ashtarakats sits in Ashtarak, a historic town north of Yerevan known for its medieval churches and stone-carved khachkars. This is a straightforward Armenian restaurant—no theatrical plating or fusion concepts—focused on honest regional dishes. The setting suggests a locals' haunt: casual, unpretentious, the kind of place where families and workers come for lula kebab, khorovatz, and slow-cooked stews. Expect traditional flavors, generous portions, and prices around 4500 AMD per person. It suits travelers wanting to eat where Armenians eat, or anyone passing through Ashtarak looking for a solid midday or evening meal without detours to the capital.

Things to note: Limited online presence; call ahead to confirm hours. No website listed. Best suited to travelers comfortable with basic Armenian and cash payment.

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What cuisine does Ashtarakats serve?
Traditional Armenian cooking—kebabs, grilled meats, stews, and regional specialties typical of central Armenian dining.
Is it suitable for groups?
Yes. It's casual and family-oriented, built for locals and travelers alike. Call ahead for larger reservations.
How far is Ashtarak from Yerevan?
About 30 km north, roughly 45 minutes by car or minibus. It's a logical stop if visiting the town's medieval churches.
What should I order?
Ask locals or staff for daily specials. Khorovatz (grilled meat), lula kebab, and slow-cooked stews are Armenian staples here.

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