About Y&E Coffee.
Y&E Coffee operates as a traditional Armenian kofeynya—unpretentious, focused, built for regulars and those seeking genuine coffee ritual rather than frills. Located on the pedestrian spine of central Yerevan, it draws a mix of locals and travelers who've stumbled onto the real thing. The space runs lean; expect counter service, tight seating, conversation at close range. Signature play is Armenian coffee: finely ground, cardamom-forward, served in small cups with intent. Pastries and snacks fill the secondary menu. Average spend hovers around 2000 AMD. Suits anyone wanting to sit where Yerevan actually sits—no Wi-Fi theater, no Instagrammable foam art, just coffee done the way it's been done. Best during morning hours when the pace is unhurried.
Things to note: No phone/site listed; walk-in or voice reservation via Dish.am. Cash likely preferred. Limited menu scope; kofeynya, not café.
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10 Mesrop Mashtots Ave, Yerevan.
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FAQ — Y&E Coffee
What is Armenian coffee?
Do I need to reserve ahead?
Is Wi-Fi available?
Y&E Coffee doesn't take reservations.
It's a walk-in, first-come spot.


