Tavern Yerevan (Khorenatsi) — Restaurant in Yerevan

Recommended and went for dinner.

So nothing wrong with food but not wow. I wanted lamb and couldn’t decide between ribs and regular BBQ lamb. Recommended to have bbq lamb so went with it but honestly it was dry and the amount of lamb was as extremely small. Oddly could get more in a London grill house in the east end for the same price.

Literally four small pieces of lamb on a bit of bread and chopped onions. And it was dry not juicy as you’d expect.

So overpriced for what it is honestly. Not bad food just not overwhelmingly / over priced.

Save yourself 2/3 of the cost if you want grilled meat and instead of taking a right as you go in to the restaurant, take a left as you enter the building. Standard kebab house with prices I would have felt fine with getting the quality and...

I had an amazing dining experience at this restaurant! The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was excellent.

I tried the pork kebab, salad, rice, and grilled tomato with eggplant. Every dish was prepared to perfection. The pork kebab was tender, juicy, and full of flavor. The grilled tomato and eggplant had a wonderful smoky taste that complemented the meal beautifully. The rice was cooked just right, fluffy and light, and the fresh salad added a refreshing balance to the meal.

The service was outstanding—friendly, attentive, and professional. The staff made sure everything was perfect, and the food was served quickly and beautifully presented.

If you’re looking for a place with amazing food, great service, and a cozy atmosphere, I highly recommend...

We called ahead to book a table for a party of 8. Twice we confirmed over the phone that service dogs are welcome, and both times were told “yes” without hesitation.

When we arrived—having brought three groups of people to the restaurant—the door guard began acting aggressively, blocking us from entering. I went upstairs to speak with the staff, who spoke little English, but again they said service dogs were fine.

However, as soon as I came back downstairs, the guard shouted, ran upstairs, and moments later we were told, “Sorry, no dogs allowed.” Their explanation? “We don’t have service dog rules in Armenia.”

This was not only unprofessional, but incredibly disappointing after confirming twice and making the effort to bring our...