3.6
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Coffee House Komitas City

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About 2 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Opening hours
Full week
  • Mon09:00 — 23:00
  • Tue09:00 — 23:00
  • Wed09:00 — 23:00
  • Thu09:00 — 23:00
  • Fri09:00 — 23:00
  • Sat09:00 — 23:00
  • Sun09:00 — 23:00
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About Coffee House Komitas City.

A straightforward kofeynya on Komitas Avenue in Arabkir, anchored by Turkish-style coffee and simple pastries. The setting is casual—local regulars, steady workflow, no pretension. Seats maybe 20–30 inside; expect a mix of morning rush and lingering afternoon customers. Signature move is the coffee prep; they take it seriously enough that speed doesn't override technique. Pricing sits around 2000 AMD per head, making it affordable for daily visits. Suits anyone in or passing through Arabkir who wants reliable coffee without ceremony—expats settling into the neighbourhood, office workers on break, travellers looking for genuine local habit rather than tourist infrastructure.

Things to note: Small space fills up during peak hours. Limited menu and pastry selection. No strong online presence or reservation system; walk-in only.

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60, 2 Komitas Ave, Yerevan.

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FAQ — Coffee House Komitas City

What's the signature coffee here?
Turkish-style coffee. They prepare it in the traditional manner—grounds, water, and heat—so it's thicker and slower than espresso. Flavour-forward, not a quick hit.
Can I sit for a while with a single coffee?
Yes. It's a kofeynya, not a café with a turnover target. Locals linger. Bring your phone, a book, or just people-watch on Komitas Ave.
How far is it from the centre?
Arabkir is residential, 15–20 min by metro or marshrutka from Republic Square. Worth the trip if you're in the neighbourhood; less so if you're downtown.

Coffee House Komitas City doesn't take reservations.

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

Call · +374 33 88 58 55