Hamov Bakery

Coffee shops Kanaker-Zeytun 17 Davit Anhaght Street
4.4
7 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 2 000 ֏
±20% depending on order

About Hamov Bakery.

Hamov operates as a no-frills neighbourhood café—the kind where Kanaker residents drop in for morning coffee and a pastry, or an afternoon break. The space feels lived-in rather than designed, with the focus firmly on coffee and baked goods. Expect fresh items rotated throughout the day, competent espresso-based drinks, and a pace that suits locals who know the owner. Pricing sits around 2000 AMD per visit (coffee + pastry), making it accessible for daily stops. The venue doesn't aim for Instagram moments; it's genuinely useful if you're staying nearby and want a casual pit stop without pretension.

Things to note: No phone or website; cash-primary. Limited seating and minimal English. Best treated as a quick stop rather than a lingering café.

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17 Davit Anhaght Street, Yerevan 0069.

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FAQ — Hamov Bakery

Is this a full breakfast spot or just coffee + pastry?
Primarily coffee and baked goods. Light, grab-and-go orientation rather than hot meals.
Can I pay by card?
Unclear from available info; assume cash-first. Check on arrival.
Does it open early?
Typical café hours suggest morning opening, but no published schedule. Best to verify locally.

Hamov Bakery doesn't take reservations.

It's a walk-in, first-come spot.

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