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Coffee Craft (Malatia-Sebastia)

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About 2 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Opening hours
Full week
  • Mon09:00 — 20:30
  • Tue09:00 — 20:30
  • Wed09:00 — 20:30
  • Thu09:00 — 20:30
  • Fri09:00 — 20:30
  • Sat09:00 — 20:30
  • Sun09:00 — 20:30
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About Coffee Craft.

Coffee Craft operates as a dedicated kofeynya—the Armenian take on a focused, espresso-forward café. Located on David Street in Malatia, it's a neighbourhood joint that prioritizes coffee over pastry crowds. The setting suggests a working café vibe: order, sit, sip. Suited to solo coffee drinkers, remote workers, and anyone hunting a proper shot. Budget runs ~2000 AMD for a standard visit. Limited online presence (no website, no phone listed) means voice reservation via Dish.am is the most direct path in.

Things to note: No phone or website; voice booking is the simplest entry point. Single review (5-star) means limited feedback baseline. Verify hours before heading out.

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David, 8/7 Anhaght, Yerevan.

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FAQ — Coffee Craft

What's a kofeynya?
Armenian coffee shop, typically espresso-based, smaller and more focused than cafés. Emphasis on coffee quality and strength over food or WiFi.
How do I book or check hours?
Call via Dish.am voice assistant. No direct phone or website listed, so voice is the fastest way to confirm they're open.
What's 2000 AMD?
~5 USD. Typical cost for an espresso drink. Cash likely; check in-shop for card options.

Coffee Craft doesn't take reservations.

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