Սևանի հացի փուռ

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About 8 000 ֏
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About Սևանի հացի փուռ.

Sevani Hatsi Purr is a neighbourhood konditorskaya—the Armenian term for a bakery-café hybrid serving fresh pastries, breads, and prepared sweets. Located on Frunze Street in Shengavit, it caters to locals grabbing breakfast or an afternoon pastry run, as well as anyone exploring the quieter residential neighbourhoods south of the centre. The venue sits in a working-class area where bakeries function as daily staples rather than destinations. Expect casual, utilitarian service and straightforward Armenian bakery classics. Budget around 8000 AMD for pastries, coffee, and a light bite. No frills—this is where Yerevan residents go for their morning fix, not where tourists typically end up.

Things to note: No phone or website listed; cash-likely preferred. Minimal English expected. Limited seating; primarily takeaway-oriented.

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48 Frunze St, Yerevan.

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FAQ — Սևանի հացի փուռ

What is a konditorskaya?
A Soviet-era bakery-café hybrid, common across Armenia. Sells fresh pastries, breads, cakes, and typically serves coffee or tea. Less formal than a café, more focused on baked goods and quick service.
Is this a sit-down restaurant?
No. It's a bakery counter-service spot. Some seating may be available, but it's primarily for grabbing pastries and coffee to go.
What area is Shengavit?
A residential neighbourhood south of central Yerevan. Quieter, less touristy, and useful if you're staying locally or exploring beyond the main tourist zones.

Սևանի հացի փուռ doesn't take reservations.

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

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