Coffee 15

Coffee shops Arabkir 15 Vagharsh Vagharshyan St
4.5
4 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 2 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Takeout

About Coffee 15.

Coffee 15 sits on Vagharsh Vagharshyan in Arabkir, operating as a straightforward kofeynya—the Armenian take on the coffee house. Expect traditional Turkish-style coffee service, small cups, and the ritual that comes with it. The space reads casual and unhurried, built for lingering. At roughly 2000 AMD per visit, it's accessible for regular coffee stops or a quiet break. The 4.5-star rating across a small review base suggests consistent execution. Suits locals seeking routine, travellers wanting to sit with coffee the Armenian way, and anyone in the neighbourhood looking for an unadorned coffee moment without pretence.

Things to note: No website or phone listing; confirm hours in person or via Maps. Limited seating typical of traditional kofeynya format. Cash likely preferred.

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15 Vagharsh Vagharshyan St, Yerevan 0012.

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FAQ — Coffee 15

What is kofeynya?
Kofeynya is the Armenian coffeehouse tradition—small cups of Turkish-style coffee, often thick and strong, served with ceremony. It's a social ritual, not a café in the Western sense.
How much does coffee cost here?
Roughly 2000 AMD per visit. At that price, expect a single cup or small pour of traditional coffee, not full café menu pricing.
Can I call ahead to check hours?
No phone is listed. Check Google Maps for current hours or visit in person. Kofeynya typically run morning through evening.

Coffee 15 doesn't take reservations.

It's a walk-in, first-come spot.

One hidden
spot a week.