Pane | Café • Bakery

Coffee shops Arabkir 17 Griboyedov St
4.6
25 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 2 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
ParkingTakeout

About Pane | Café • Bakery.

Pane operates as a focused kofeynya—a neighborhood café built around quality coffee and freshly baked goods. The space leans casual and unpretentious, suited to morning regulars, remote workers, and anyone after a straightforward coffee-and-pastry stop. Expect clean preparation, consistent execution, and a local crowd. Pricing hovers around 2000 AMD per visit (coffee + pastry). The venue's 4.6-star rating across 25 reviews suggests reliable output and solid hospitality, though it remains intentionally small-scale rather than destination-driven. Best for those who value simplicity and genuine craft over ambiance theater.

Things to note: Small venue; may fill quickly on weekends. No phone listing; contact via pane.am website. Check hours before visiting.

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17 Griboyedov St, Yerevan 0051.

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FAQ — Pane | Café • Bakery

What kind of coffee does Pane serve?
Specialty coffee—expect single-origin or seasonal blends, properly pulled espresso-based drinks. Visit pane.am for current bean sourcing details.
Are pastries made daily?
Yes. Freshly baked goods rotate; morning visits yield the widest selection. Specific pastries vary; call or check social for daily specials.
Is there seating for laptops?
Yes. Pane functions as a casual work-friendly café with table seating suitable for remote work during off-peak hours.
What's the typical spend?
Around 2000 AMD per person for a coffee and pastry pairing. À la carte pricing available on-site.

Pane | Café • Bakery doesn't take reservations.

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

One hidden
spot a week.