Black Cat
About Black Cat.
Black Cat sits on Tamanyan Street in the Cascade district, serving straightforward Armenian fare to a mix of locals and visitors. The restaurant trades in familiar dishes—khash, khorovatz, lahmacun—without pretense. Ambiance is unpretentious: functional dining room, no-fuss service. Prices hover around 4000 AMD per head, making it accessible for lunch or dinner. The location near Cascade draws foot traffic, and the 4.1-star rating across 157 reviews suggests consistent execution rather than surprises. Suits: solo diners, small groups, anyone seeking authentic local Armenian food without ceremony. Not a destination restaurant, but reliable if you're exploring the neighborhood.
Things to note: No English menu reported. Phone ahead if group larger than 4. Cascade stairs can be steep approach in summer heat.
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5 Tamanyan St, Yerevan.
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