4.9
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Coffee House Moskovyan 8/1

Coffee shopsKentron (Center)8/1 Moskovyan Street
Avg check for two
About 2 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Opening hours
Full week
  • Mon08:30 — 24:00
  • Tue08:30 — 24:00
  • Wed08:30 — 24:00
  • Thu08:30 — 24:00
  • Fri08:30 — 24:00
  • Sat08:30 — 24:00
  • Sun08:30 — 24:00
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About Coffee House Moskovyan 8/1.

Coffee House Moskovyan operates as a genuine kofeynya—a space built around the Armenian coffee ceremony rather than cafe convenience. Located on Moskovyan Street in Kentron, it focuses on the ritualistic brewing and service of Armenian coffee in a stripped-back setting. Expect turka-brewed coffee prepared to order, likely served with water and traditional accompaniments. The 4.9 rating across 9 reviews suggests consistent execution and a clientele that appreciates the format. At ~2000 AMD per visit, it's accessible for daily coffee ritual or a deliberate pause. Suits those seeking authentic kofeynya experience over Wi-Fi-dependent workspace culture. Ambiance skews intimate and unhurried—the opposite of third-wave hustle.

Things to note: Kofeynya format means slower service and no pastry/food range. Limited seating typical for this style. Phone ahead if visiting with a group.

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8/1 Moskovyan Street, Yerevan 0002.

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FAQ — Coffee House Moskovyan 8/1

What is a kofeynya?
A kofeynya is a traditional Armenian coffee house focused on the ritual of brewing and serving coffee in a turka. It emphasizes ceremony and conversation over speed or dining.
How much does coffee cost?
Around 2000 AMD per cup. Single-drink visits are standard; it's not a food-focused venue.
Can I book a table?
Call +37433885855 to confirm seating availability, especially for groups. Walk-ins work for individuals.
Is there food?
Primarily coffee. Kofeynya format typically excludes extensive food menus; check offerings on-site or by phone.

Coffee House Moskovyan 8/1 doesn't take reservations.

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

Call · +374 33 88 58 55