Coffee House Alek Manukyan 1/5

Coffee shops Kentron (Center) 1/5 Alek Manukyan St
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About 2 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Takeout

About Coffee House Alek Manukyan 1/5.

A small kofeynya in Kentron serving Armenian coffee and light bites. The format is intimate—counter seating, strong Turkish-style brews, unhurried service typical of local coffee houses. Suits solo coffee drinkers, brief meetings, or anyone wanting to sit among regulars without pretense. Expect a no-frills interior, focused on the ritual of coffee itself. Rough check ~2000 AMD per person; cash preferred. Peak hours are morning and mid-afternoon; quieter by evening. Call ahead if planning a group.

Things to note: Small space; can feel crowded. Menu and signage may be Armenian-only; staff speak limited English. Cash-only likely. Not suited for long work sessions.

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1/5 Alek Manukyan St, Yerevan 0002.

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FAQ — Coffee House Alek Manukyan 1/5

What type of coffee do they serve?
Traditional Armenian coffee (Turkish-style), brewed in a cezve. Expect strong, thick coffee; ask for sweetness level when ordering.
Is it easy to find?
Yes, Alek Manukyan St runs near Republic Square in central Yerevan. Small storefront; look for signage or call ahead.
Do they have food?
Primarily coffee-focused. Light pastries or snacks may be available; call +37433885855 to confirm current menu.

Coffee House Alek Manukyan 1/5 doesn't take reservations.

It's a walk-in, first-come spot. Call ahead to check the wait.

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