Voske Gavat

Armenian Shengavit 69/1 Arshakuniats Avenue
4.6
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About 8 000 ֏
±20% depending on order
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About Voske Gavat.

Voske Gavat sits in Shengavit serving Armenian standards without theatre. The menu leans into kebab, lula, and grilled meats alongside fresh lavash and vegetable sides. Decor is plain—worn furniture, local TV, tight tables—but the pace and pricing suggest regulars know the value. Expect 6000–10,000 AMD per head depending on what you order. Suits office workers grabbing lunch, travellers after authentic neighbourhood dining, and anyone sceptical of Yerevan's more polished spots. No reservations system; walk in and claim a seat.

Things to note: No English menu or staff English. Cramped seating. No reservations—arrive early for tables during peak hours. Card payments unclear; confirm cash.

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69/1 Arshakuniats Avenue, Yerevan 0007.

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FAQ — Voske Gavat

What's the signature dish?
Lula kebab (minced meat kebab) and khorovatz (grilled meat skewers). Lavash and vegetable sides come standard.
How much does dinner cost?
Expect ~8000 AMD per person for meat, bread, and a non-alcoholic drink. Alcohol is available but not prominently featured.
Do I need to book ahead?
No reservations. Walk in anytime. Busier 12–14:00 and 19–20:00; quieter mid-afternoon.
Is English spoken?
Minimal to none. Pointing at other tables or a translated menu photo helps. Keep it simple.

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