Greenpoint

Greenpoint sits on Hanrapetutyan in central Yerevan, a straightforward coffee shop where locals actually stop between errands. They pull espresso drinks properly, and the pastry rotation—croissants, brownies, seasonal cakes—stays fresh. Morning crowd is regulars with laptops; afternoons thin out. At 2800 dram for two, you're paying fair price for decent coffee and a seat that doesn't rush you. The 4.3 rating across 126 reviews suggests steady, reliable operation rather than hype. Kentron foot traffic means it catches everyone from office workers to students killing time between classes.

Things to note: Can get loud and cramped during peak morning hours; English may be limited, so know basic Armenian coffee terms or point at the menu.