Iloft

Avg check for two
About 8 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Takeout

About Iloft.

Iloft operates as a kofeynya (coffee house) in the Kanaker district, positioned on Nersisyan Street. The venue aligns with Yerevan's growing third-wave coffee culture, likely catering to those seeking carefully prepared coffee beyond espresso-bar standards. The ~8000 AMD check suggests a casual-to-mid café experience—coffee-forward, probably with pastries or light snacks. Kanaker's residential character means Iloft likely draws locals, remote workers, and neighbourhood regulars rather than high-traffic tourist routes. Best suited to coffee enthusiasts, freelancers, or anyone wanting a quiet corner with quality brew. No detailed interior or menu intel yet, but the kofeynya format signals an emphasis on coffee craft over full-service dining.

Things to note: No phone listed; check iloft.am for hours before visiting. Zero reviews online yet, so limited public feedback on service or menu depth.

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14, 1 Nersisyan St, Yerevan 0014.

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FAQ — Iloft

What's a kofeynya?
Armenian coffee house tradition—focused on coffee preparation (often Turkish-style) and conversation. Less full-service than a restaurant, more intimate than a chain café.
Is Iloft in the city centre?
No. Kanaker is a residential district north of central Yerevan. Budget extra time if coming from Old Town or Republic Square.
Do they serve food?
Typical kofeynya offerings include pastries, light snacks, or desserts alongside coffee. Menu specifics not yet documented; verify on their site.

Iloft doesn't take reservations.

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

One hidden
spot a week.