Coffee Centre

Armenian Kentron (Center) 2 Martiros Saryan St
3.4
45 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 3 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Takeout

About Coffee Centre.

Coffee Centre sits on one of Yerevan's main cultural arteries, steps from the National Gallery. It's a straightforward cafeteria: small space, simple décor, the kind of place locals grab a coffee and a quick lunch without ceremony. Menu leans Armenian—expect soups, grilled meats, pastries. The 3.4-star rating hints at consistency over polish; some visit regularly, others find it ordinary. Prices hover around 3000 AMD, making it accessible for travellers on modest budgets and office workers in a hurry. Suits anyone after an unpretentious Armenian meal during a city walk. No reservations, no fuss.

Things to note: No phone or website listed; walk-ins only. Modest rating (3.4★) reflects variable experiences. Cramped during peak lunch hours.

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2 Martiros Saryan St, Yerevan 0002.

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What type of cuisine does Coffee Centre serve?
Armenian cafeteria fare: soups, grilled meats, traditional sides, coffee, pastries. Casual, no-frills style.
Is it good for a quick lunch?
Yes. Fast service, simple ordering, ~3000 AMD average. Ideal for travellers between sightseeing or office workers in Kentron.
Can I make a reservation?
No phone or website; walk-ins only. Small space means no guarantees during midday rush.
What's the vibe?
Local cafeteria, unpretentious, everyday atmosphere. No décor frills or tourist polish—neighbourhood casual.

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