Cafe De France

Armenian Cascade 6 Tamanyan St
3.3
9 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 8 000 ֏
±20% depending on order

About Cafe De France.

Café de France sits on Tamanyan Street in the Cascade district, offering straightforward Armenian cuisine in a casual neighbourhood setting. The restaurant draws a mix of locals and passing visitors; the vibe is unpretentious and low-key. You'll find traditional dishes—khorovatz, lula kebab, stews, and bread—at moderate prices around 8000 AMD per person before drinks. The space works best as a daytime or early-evening stop rather than a destination meal. Service is functional. Best suited to travellers seeking authentic Armenian food without ceremony, or locals grabbing a weekday lunch nearby.

Things to note: Limited online presence—no phone or website listed. Quality and service consistency vary; mixed reviews suggest uneven execution.

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6 Tamanyan St, Yerevan 0009.

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FAQ — Cafe De France

What cuisine does Café de France serve?
Traditional Armenian. Expect grilled meats, kebabs, stews, lavash, and classic vegetable sides.
How much should I budget?
Around 8000 AMD per person for a main and non-alcoholic drink. Alcohol not priced here.
Can I book ahead?
No phone or website listed. Best to visit in person or ask your hotel to ring ahead if possible.
Is it suitable for groups?
Yes, casual and relaxed. Works for small groups or families seeking straightforward Armenian food.

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