About Selimyan Bread.
Selimyan Bread operates as a straightforward neighborhood bakery focused on daily bread and pastry production. Located on Northern Avenue, it serves the local community with fresh-baked items at accessible prices—expect to spend around 8000 AMD per visit. The setup is utilitarian: walk in, grab what's on offer, minimal seating. Morning hours typically yield the widest selection. Suits anyone seeking genuine neighborhood bakery fare without ceremony—locals grabbing breakfast, travelers wanting authentic, inexpensive carbs, or anyone between meetings needing quick sustenance. No frills, no English menu necessarily, but consistent output of the basics.
Things to note: Limited seating; no phone/website; selection depletes through day. Cash-likely. No English menu.
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FAQ — Selimyan Bread
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Selimyan Bread doesn't take reservations.
It's a walk-in, first-come spot.



