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Tufenkian Restaurant

Haykanoush Restaurant

Restaurant with rustic modern Tufenkian furniture and upscale Armenian menus and prices. Although it looks fancy, the food isn't particularly good. There is also a traditional bakery on the first floor of the restaurant facing the promenade street; however, it seems to work only during high tourist season (i.e. summer months).

Address: Sharambeyan Street
Price: Mains from 2,000 dram
Website: tufenkianheritage.com (opens in a new tab)

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