Danny's Cafe and Bar
About Danny's Cafe and Bar.
Danny's sits on Tamanyan Street within walking distance of the Cascade, positioning itself as a proper cocktail and wine destination rather than a casual dive. The space reads upscale without being pretentious—polished bar, curated spirit selection, and staff who know their craft. Suited to expats, travellers seeking evening drinks, and locals on date nights or pre-dinner drinks. Pricing sits comfortably in the mid-range for Yerevan: ~4000 AMD per person, translating to quality cocktails without inflated tourist tariffs. The 4.8 rating (38 reviews) suggests consistent execution and repeat-friendly service. Expect a quieter, more refined vibe than downtown party bars.
Things to note: Smaller venue—can get crowded on weekends. No food focus means limited bites if you're hungry. Tamanyan foot traffic is moderate, so plan transport if staying late.
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1a Tamanyan St, Yerevan.
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