3.5
Google Maps100 ratingsSnapshot:

Jan

ArmenianP7R8+7R2
Avg check for two
About 3 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
Outdoor seatingBreakfastBrunchWine listParkingTakeout

About Jan.

Jan is a straightforward Armenian restaurant in the Arpi neighbourhood, pitched at everyday diners rather than occasion seekers. The menu sticks to recognisable Armenian standards—grilled meats, stews, bread-based dishes—executed without pretension. Ambiance is plain but functional; expect a mix of locals and passing traffic. At ~3000 AMD per person (before drinks), it's accessible for a weekday lunch or casual dinner. The 3.5-star rating across 95 reviews suggests reliable but uneven execution—some dishes land, others disappoint. Suited to those after genuine, low-fuss Armenian cooking without ceremony or inflated pricing. Not a destination restaurant, but a solid neighbourhood fallback.

Things to note: Mixed reviews suggest inconsistency. Phone or visit ahead to confirm current opening hours and specials. Not ideal for large groups or formal gatherings.

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What type of Armenian food does Jan serve?
Traditional home-style Armenian dishes: grilled meats, stews, khash, bread-based plates. Standard repertoire, not experimental or modern.
Is Jan suitable for groups?
Small to medium groups work; large parties may strain service. Call ahead to arrange seating and inform kitchen of group size.
What's the typical bill for two people?
Around 6000 AMD before drinks (based on ~3000 AMD per person average). No table minimum or service charge evident.

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