About Working class Coffee.
Working Class Coffee sits in Kentron as a no-nonsense Turkish coffee house—the kind where conversation and ritual matter more than décor. Order by the cup or pot; coffee arrives in a traditional cezve, black or with cardamom. The space reads austere: wooden chairs, worn counters, regulars who know the order by sight. Pricing hovers around 2000 AMD per serving. Suited to: anyone after unfiltered kofeynya culture, morning commuters, coffee purists avoiding third-wave theatrics. Crowds thin midday, thicken late afternoon. No Wi-Fi pretense; this is where you sit, drink, and notice who else is here.
Things to note: Cash-forward; no visible online presence. Limited seating during peak shoulder hours. Not suitable for groups larger than 4–5.
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FAQ — Working class Coffee
Can I get filter coffee here?
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Working class Coffee doesn't take reservations.
It's a walk-in, first-come spot.


