Nur Bakery

Bakeries & pastry9 line Proshyan 5 street
Avg check for two
About 1 200 ֏
±20% depending on order
Opening hours
Full week
  • Mon09:00 — 24:00
  • Tue09:00 — 24:00
  • Wed09:00 — 24:00
  • Thu09:00 — 24:00
  • Fri09:00 — 24:00
  • Sat09:00 — 24:00
  • Sun09:00 — 24:00
BreakfastParkingTakeout

About Nur Bakery.

Nur Bakery operates as a straightforward konditerskaya—the Armenian equivalent of a pastry shop and café. Located on Proshyan's 9 line, it focuses on baked goods: layer cakes (tort), filled pastries, croissants, and likely bread staples. The space appears designed for grab-and-go traffic and casual seating rather than lingering dining. Ambiance is utilitarian—priority is fresh inventory and quick service. Pricing hovers around 1200 AMD per person, making it an affordable neighborhood fixture. Suits morning coffee runs, birthday cake orders, or afternoon pastry breaks. No frills, no reservations needed; arrive early for best selection.

Things to note: No phone or website listed—call ahead for custom orders if possible. Limited seating; primarily takeaway-focused.

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What type of bakery is Nur?
A konditerskaya (Armenian pastry shop). They bake cakes (tortes), pastries, and bread daily for takeaway and casual consumption.
Can I order a custom cake?
Likely yes, but no phone number is listed. Visit in person to discuss custom orders or attempt to find contact details through local networks.
Is seating available?
Limited. Nur is primarily designed for takeaway, though casual standing or minimal table seating may be available for eating on-premises.

Nur Bakery doesn't take reservations.

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