The Italian

3.9
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About 10 000 ֏
±20% depending on order

About The Italian.

The Italian delivers unpretentious wood-fired pizza on one of Yerevan's busiest streets. The space reads casual—expect café-style seating and a no-fuss ordering process. Pizza is the draw here: thin crusts, proper char from the wood oven, toppings that don't overcomplicate. Pricing hovers around 10,000 AMD, making it accessible for lunch or dinner without breaking stride. The 3.9-star rating from 378 reviews suggests solid consistency rather than revelatory execution—regulars come back because it works, not because it reinvents the wheel. Crowd skews toward office workers, tourists hunting familiar flavors, and locals who want pizza without ceremony. Noise levels can spike during peak hours. Service is functional.

Things to note: Wood-oven pizza demands timing—can take 15–20 min. Peak hours get loud. Limited menu scope; expect pizza, not full Italian range.

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51, 53 Hanrapetutyan St, Yerevan.

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FAQ — The Italian

Do I need to book ahead?
Recommended during dinner (19:00+) and weekends. Lunch is usually walk-in friendly unless you're a large group.
What's the signature dish?
Wood-fired pizza. Classic Margherita and house specials are reliable. No standout standouts—consistency is the point.
Is it good for groups or dates?
Groups work fine in the casual setting. Dates are possible but not intimate; it's a working café, not a candlelit spot.

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