Pitstop Burger — Restaurant in Yerevan

I tired this place for the first time after several visits to Armenia and this is one place you cannot ignore. Located in the city centre. This is a very cozy place but not so fancy. A place for all types of people. You will get good burgers and hot dogs. Open every day until 4am. The Patty is so fresh in all types of meat, you will feel like ordering more. The bread is also very fresh and warm. PIT STOP is well known among the local people.

The staffs and the owners have a lot of passion in what they do. They are very attentive, knows average English, so it is very easy to communicate. The place is very clean. They also do delivery. It is not so expensive as well. My recommendation is to have the American cheeseburger or even the double meat burger. I promise you that you will have an orchestra in your mouth. Overall, this place will be always more than...

This place's food is addictive, food is so good that you get hooked. This place is literally my guilty pleasure. Food is affordable you can get a decent sized burger with fries and cola with $5 (2500 AMD). Staff is nice and chill and pretty hard working people (mad respect). They started to play jazz and chill hip hop there which is much better than pop music that they used to play before. They have some unique Syrian food which I really like specially the Philadelphia sandwich which is made the Syrian way which for me it's better than the regular Philadelphia sandwich. I wouldn't recommend this place if you don't wanna get hooked to fast food, because this place serves the best stuff that you can get out of a fast food restaurant in Yerevan. Hate the food but I'm addicted, so I keep going back (just kidding) :)) 10/10...

I ordered food and my bill came to 7500 Dram. I paid the cashier with a 20,000 Dram note. Five minutes later, the cashier came to my table, claiming that the 20,000 Dram note was counterfeit. As a tourist, I always get my cash from bank machines, and knowing that 20,000 Dram is the biggest note in Armenia, it's unlikely that someone would give you a 20,000 Dram as a change. I insisted it wasn't mine, and the security footage confirmed that my note was new and unfolded, unlike the old, folded counterfeit one printed on regular paper that they claimed it is mine. I ended the argument with the rude manager and paid another 20,000 Dram note, as I didn't have time to involve the police since I was heading to the airport. I do not recommend this restaurant; be cautious if you...