Grill

3.3
3 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 4 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Takeout

About Grill.

Grill is a neighbourhood barbecue spot focused on horovats—skewered and grilled meats that form the backbone of Armenian eating culture. Set in Kanaker on Azatutyan Avenue, it's unpretentious and oriented toward locals and those seeking authentic, no-fuss preparation. Expect simple execution: marinated pork, chicken, or lamb threaded onto metal rods and cooked over open flame. The space reads casual; come for the protein, not the décor. Pricing around 4000 AMD per head keeps it accessible. Best suited to diners who prize substance over ambiance and want to taste how Armenians actually grill. Limited reviews suggest modest footfall, typical of neighbourhood venues that don't chase tourist traffic.

Things to note: No phone or website; limited online presence means word-of-mouth or walk-in only. Small review count suggests variable service or inconsistent footfall.

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24 Azatutyan Ave, Yerevan.

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FAQ — Grill

What is horovats?
Marinated meat (pork, chicken, lamb, or offal) threaded onto metal skewers and grilled over charcoal or open flame. Armenia's national barbecue.
Can I book ahead?
No phone or website listed. Walk in, or expect first-come seating. Best to arrive before peak dinner hours.
What's the average spend?
Around 4000 AMD per person, typically covering a skewer or two with bread and basic sides.

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