About Mij Coffee Shop.
Mij occupies the kofeynya category—the Armenian coffeehouse tradition stripped of tourism gloss. Expect small, intimate space where coffee arrives in a cezve, conversation runs long, and the crowd is neighbourhood regulars and serious coffee drinkers. Moskovyan Street location puts you in Kentron's quieter quarter. Ambiance is unhurried; the rating (5/5 across 17 reviews) suggests consistency in both coffee and service. Around 2000 AMD per person covers coffee, perhaps a pastry. No frills, no Wi-Fi hype—just the Armenian way. Suits solo mornings, low-key meetings, or anyone wanting coffee culture without theatrics.
Things to note: No phone or website listed; arrives as walk-in or by local recommendation. Small space may fill quickly during peak hours.
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31, 114 Moskovyan Street, Yerevan.
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FAQ — Mij Coffee Shop
What type of coffee does Mij serve?
Is it good for working or long stays?
How do I book or contact them?
Mij Coffee Shop doesn't take reservations.
It's a walk-in, first-come spot.


