3.6
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Shirak Cafe

Coffee shopsKentron (Center)13a Movses Khorenatsi Street
Avg check for two
About 1 500 ֏
±20% depending on order
BreakfastTakeout

About Shirak Cafe.

Shirak Cafe operates as a traditional Armenian kofeynya—a no-frills coffee shop designed for quick service and conversation. Located on Movses Khorenatsi Street in Kentron, it sits in the heart of Yerevan's central district where foot traffic and locals dominate. The space reads casual and functional, built around strong coffee rather than decor or elaborate menu. Expect simple seating, direct service, and a crowd that values routine and speed. Price point hovers around 1500 AMD per visit, making it accessible for daily coffee runs or a brief pause between errands. Suits travellers seeking authentic local cafe rhythm, office workers grabbing an espresso, and anyone indifferent to ambiance but particular about their coffee. Rating sits at 3.6 across a modest review base, suggesting consistency without fanfare.

Things to note: Limited online presence (no phone, website); arrive in person or expect language barriers for advance info.

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13a Movses Khorenatsi Street, Yerevan 0010.

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FAQ — Shirak Cafe

What type of coffee does Shirak serve?
Traditional Armenian-style coffee, typically prepared in a cezve. Exact roast and origin unclear from available data; visit to assess quality directly.
Is there food, or just coffee?
Menu details unavailable. Standard kofeynya format suggests coffee-centric; food offerings unknown.
Can I reserve or call ahead?
No phone or website listed. Visit in person; walk-ins only.

Shirak Cafe doesn't take reservations.

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