Penjo's Lebanese Bakery

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3 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 1 200 ֏
±20% depending on order

About Penjo's Lebanese Bakery.

Penjo's occupies a compact spot on Abovyan Street, a five-minute walk from Cascade. The format is purely transactional: order at the counter, grab a pastry, eat standing or take away. Expect Lebanese-style baked goods—likely fatayer, man'oushe, and croissants—paired with serviceable coffee. The space is minimal; seating is rare. Prices hover around 1200 AMD per visit. It suits locals in a hurry, tourists craving a quick breakfast, and anyone hunting authentic Levantine pastry work without ceremony. No reservations needed. Peak hours are early morning (7–9 AM) and late afternoon (4–6 PM). The 5-star rating reflects consistent quality and freshness, though the sample size is small.

Things to note: Minimal or no seating; standing-room-only format. Limited menu variety; not for sit-down meals.

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50, 5 Abovyan St, Yerevan 0025.

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FAQ — Penjo's Lebanese Bakery

Is there seating?
No. Penjo's is counter-only. You order, eat standing, or take away. Ideal for grab-and-go.
What pastries do you stock?
Typical Lebanese varieties: fatayer, man'oushe, croissants. Exact range changes daily based on baking schedule.
Can I order in advance?
Unlikely. Call +37441666789 to confirm availability, but expect walk-in service only.
What's the average cost?
Around 1200 AMD for a pastry and coffee. Most items are individual pieces, not full meals.

Penjo's Lebanese Bakery doesn't take reservations.

It's a walk-in, first-come spot. Call ahead to check the wait.

Call · +374 41 66 67 89

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