4.7
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In Vino

Wine barsKentron (Center)6 Martiros Saryan St
Avg check for two
About 12 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Opening hours
Full week
  • Mon11:00 — 24:00
  • Tue11:00 — 24:00
  • Wed11:00 — 24:00
  • Thu11:00 — 24:00
  • Fri11:00 — 24:00
  • Sat11:00 — 24:00
  • Sun11:00 — 24:00
Outdoor seatingWine listWi-FiDelivery

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About In Vino.

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If you're walking along Saryan Street on a hot day, I recommend dropping into In Vino, a wine bar and shop. First, it isn't hot inside, thanks to the wine being kept at a set temperature and the high ceilings. Second, the range of wines from all over the world is incredible — it felt like visiting a collector who knows the taste of every one of them. A lovely surprise was finding a French alcohol-free wine that, oh my, tastes like wine, without the bitterness of ethanol. I count that as a lucky find!

In Vino sits on Martiros Saryan in central Yerevan, a serious wine bar for people who actually drink wine rather than talk about it. The list runs deep — Armenian and international bottles, with knowledgeable staff who won't push you toward the expensive shelf. You'll find regulars, couples, small groups of locals who know what they're ordering. Around 12,000 dram for two means wine plus appetizers or a small plate — mid-range for the center. The 4.7 rating across 378 reviews reflects consistency: people come back. Evening crowd, quieter earlier if you want to think.

Things to note: No confirmed info on vegetarian options or late-night hours — call ahead if dietary needs matter or you're planning a very late visit.

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6 Martiros Saryan St, Yerevan 0002.

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FAQ — In Vino

Do I need a reservation?
Not required for casual drop-ins, but wise on weekends if you're a group of 4 or more.
Do they accept cards?
Most wine bars in central Yerevan accept cards; assume yes, but cash is always safe.
Is there a vegetarian/vegan menu?
Not confirmed — wine bars typically offer cheese, charcuterie, small plates, but call to check what fits your diet.
How late can I come?
Hours not listed; assume open until 23 or 24 as standard for Yerevan wine bars. Confirm on Facebook or by phone.

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