Andrew Kitchen — Restaurant in Yerevan

I visited Café Andrew about six months ago and remembered the food was mediocre and the prices were high. This time, I stopped by just to have a Campari Spritz outside and smoke while waiting for my taxi to the airport.

Before ordering, I asked about the price, and the waitress told me it was €10—about the same as in a good restaurant in Rome. Fine. I ordered, and about 10 minutes later, my drink arrived. I immediately asked for the bill, paid by card, and noticed it was €11.

In Italy and Spain, they usually inform you if outdoor seating has a higher price and often include some tapas or snacks with the drink. I don’t appreciate this kind of approach, especially when there are plenty of other bars nearby with better prices and tastier food.

I won’t be coming...

I came here for the English breakfast in their official photos as it looked great - it seems they just took this from google images. What I received was completely different. It wasn’t awful but the disappointment based on the photo was huge. I wouldn’t expect a restaurant in Armenia to have a great full english and that’s fine, but using the photo they have is extremely dishonest and I felt scammed. Anyone saying it’s a good English breakfast has 100% never been to the UK and the photo on the Google business page is likely a stock image and not their own food. Do not recommend ordering this dish, everything else...

What a fantastic experience! This restaurant and brunch spot truly exceeded expectations. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm smiles and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. The staff here are genuinely kind, attentive, and clearly love what they do — it makes such a difference.

The food was absolutely delicious — fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Whether you’re here for a casual brunch or a special occasion, the menu has something for everyone. I highly recommend the , it was a standout!

Great vibes, amazing service, and a place we’ll definitely be coming back to....