About Coffee point.
Coffee Point is a straightforward kofeynya in central Yerevan, positioned as a quick-stop coffee bar rather than a destination café. Located on Isahakyan Street in Kentron, it caters to office workers, students, and locals seeking a fast caffeine hit. Expect standard espresso drinks and simple pastries—the kind of place you visit for a 10-minute break, not lingering conversation. Pricing hovers around 1500 AMD per visit. The vibe is functional and unpretentious. Small seating area, standing-room friendly. Reviews suggest consistency issues, so expectations should be calibrated to a casual neighbourhood coffee stop rather than specialty roastery standards. Suits those prioritising proximity and speed over craft or ambiance.
Things to note: Mixed reviews (2.9 rating); service and quality can be inconsistent. Limited seating; not ideal for laptops or extended stays.
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22, 8 Isahakyan St, Yerevan.
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Coffee point doesn't take reservations.
It's a walk-in, first-come spot.


