Coffee House (Cascade)

Coffee shops Cascade 29 Isahakyan St
4.0
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About 2 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Takeout

About Coffee House.

Coffee House sits on Isahakyan Street in the Cascade district—a straightforward kofeynya focused on coffee fundamentals. The vibe is local and low-pressure: regulars drift in for a single cup, lingering conversations happen at small tables. Expect Armenian coffee preparation done properly, likely paired with simple pastries or snacks. At ~2000 AMD per visit, it's an affordable entry into how Yerevan's coffee culture actually works, not a café designed for Instagram. Suits solo travellers, remote workers needing a reliable quiet corner, and anyone curious about traditional Armenian coffee ceremony without ceremony.

Things to note: Small neighbourhood kofeynya—limited seating, no WiFi guaranteed. May close during Armenian holidays. Confirm hours before visiting.

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29 Isahakyan St, Yerevan 0025.

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FAQ — Coffee House

What's Armenian coffee (kofeynya)?
Finely ground coffee brewed in a small copper pot (cezve) with water and sugar, served in tiny cups. Ritual-focused, not for volume. Coffee House prepares it traditionally.
Is there food beyond coffee?
Typically pastries, bread, or light snacks. Coffee House is coffee-first. Check by calling +37433885855 for current menu.
Can I order by voice with Dish.am?
Yes. Call or use Dish.am voice assistant to place a coffee order for pickup or confirm their current offerings and hours.

Coffee House doesn't take reservations.

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

Call · +374 33 88 58 55

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