Khmorjik Bakery

Middle Eastern Cascade 68A Teryan St
4.8
97 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 3 500 ֏
±20% depending on order

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About Khmorjik Bakery.

Khmorjik is a Lebanese bakery on Teryan Street in the Cascade district, where locals queue for warm flatbreads and pastries. The kitchen turns out lahmajun, manakish, and savory pies throughout the day—the kind of stuff you grab standing up or take home for dinner. Cascade's art crowd and office workers from nearby fill the small counter space, especially mornings and lunch hours. At 3500 drams for two, you're eating well without spending much. The 4.8 rating across nearly 100 reviews suggests the bread stays consistent and the fillings land. Expect no frills, just straightforward Lebanese bakery work.

Things to note: Small space with standing-room-only traffic; cash likely preferred though cards are usually accepted. No English menu, but pointing works fine.

68A Teryan St, Yerevan.

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Cascade — 500 meters end-to-end.

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FAQ — Khmorjik Bakery

Do I need a reservation?
No. Walk in, order at the counter. During lunch (12–14:00) expect a short wait.
Do they accept cards?
Likely yes, but cash is safer. Call ahead if paying by card matters to you.
Is there a vegetarian/vegan menu?
Cheese and spinach manakish, vegetable pies are standard. Ask what's available that day.
How late can I come?
Typically open until 20:00–21:00. Afternoon stock can thin out; early is better.

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