About Buco.
Buco is a small bakery in Kentron stocked with fresh pastries and konditorskaya—the Eastern European pastry-shop tradition. The counter-service setup suits anyone grabbing breakfast, an afternoon coffee break, or takeaway sweets. The space reads casual and neighbourhood-focused rather than designed-for-Instagram. Expect Armenian and Russian-influenced baked goods: croissants, butter pastries, cakes by the slice, and decorated tortes. At ~8000 AMD per transaction (likely a pastry or two plus coffee), it's accessible for daily visits. No reservations needed—walk in, order at the counter, sit or take away.
Things to note: No website or phone listed; expect cash-first or limited card payment. Seating may be minimal; partly a takeaway operation.
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20 Mesrop Mashtots Ave, Yerevan.
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Buco doesn't take reservations.
It's a walk-in, first-come spot.



