Where to buy bread cakes chocolates ice cream Armenia

A relatively recent address, distilling new flavours here, notably the baguette, which is very French, between Opéra and Place de France, where all the capital's bobos and expats are crowded. Offering a wide variety of fresh breads, you can stop there, a few tables are waiting for you, as there is enough to make a gourmet break with various sandwiches, quiches and other omelettes, before leaving with your baguette under your arm. The success was such that the sign has opened another address at 37 avenue Mesrop Machtots.

A large choice of pastries and sweets, more willingly oriental, khadaifs, baklavas, tulumbas, and other burmas, filled with nuts and hazelnuts and wrapped in syrup, guaranteed organic, nicely presented and in the greatest concern for hygiene. If Armenian pastries are too sweet for your taste, you can opt for more digestible options, such as small sesame, pine nut or poppy seed sticks, not forgetting pomegranate cake, the emblematic fruit of Armenia and the region.

A stone's throw from the Maténadaran, in a relatively quiet but touristic area, pastries and desserts of all kinds, Armenian, baklava and other khadaifs, but also more western, await you, tastefully presented, in this establishment where the staff is welcoming and the hygiene is impeccable. You can also enjoy home-cooked Armenian or Russian dishes, and a large choice of salads, as the sign proclaims, which are welcome for a fresh and tasty break in the heat of summer.