A cozy wine bar in the historic city center radiating unique charm and character. Decant boasts one of the largest collections of Armenian wines, and it’s the first (and so far only) place in Yerevan where local vintages are showcased in all their glory. Here, you can even find rare, vintage Armenian masterpieces. The selection also includes an intriguing array of international labels, an impressive champagne list (over 45 options), and a frequently updated by-the-glass menu.
The bar stands out for its diverse wine events: vertical and horizontal tastings, meet-ups with winemakers, and even wine-themed casino nights. Decant frequently collaborates with other projects—pairing wine with hapama (stuffed pumpkin), tolma, coffee, bread, art, architecture, classical music, and floristry. To extend the experience beyond the bar, Decant also offers wine catering and an at-home sommelier service.
Founded in 2013, the very first and most iconic wine bar in Yerevan. It single-handedly turned the entire Saryan Street into a mecca for wine lovers and tourists alike. In Vino boasts an extensive wine collection (over 1,000 labels), an intriguing by-the-glass selection, light artisanal snacks, a cozy summer terrace, and regular meetups with winemakers.
In Vino has truly become one of the driving forces behind the city’s wine culture. Here, they pay attention not only to what you drink but also how—the right glass, the perfect temperature, and proper serving and tasting techniques. If you enjoy lively wine crowds, unexpected encounters, and making new friends, spending at least one evening at In Vino is a must.
Looking for high-end service, sophistication, and elegance? Gini Pig is not that kind of place. Instead, you’ll find an intimate setting, freshly baked pizza (made by the owner himself), an all-Armenian wine list (with a focus on natural and boutique producers), and unbridled fun.
When owner Daré returned from Australia and decided to open a wine bar, he envisioned something simple and welcoming—a tiny garage in Yerevan’s historic center where people could enjoy a warm atmosphere, piping-hot pizza, coffee, and plenty of great local wine. The bar has become a favorite among visitors from the U.S., Australia, and Europe. There’s no professional sommelier here, but the team knows their stuff and can always recommend something interesting.
The newest addition to Yerevan’s wine scene (opened in spring 2024), Urban has quickly become a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Here, you’ll find an extensive selection of Armenian and international wines, a full Mediterranean-inspired menu with creative signature dishes, a beautifully designed interior, and welcoming staff.
A professional sommelier is on hand to guide you through their impressive wine list and expertly recommend something to match your mood. Urban is perfect for family dinners, casual meetups with friends, or a romantic date. I’m confident any wine lover will appreciate this recommendation.
After your wine bar-hopping adventure through Yerevan, you might also want to explore restaurants with exceptional menus, curated wine lists, and expert sommeliers. Proud mentions go to Mina, located right on iconic Saryan Street, and the refined La Piazza on Northern Avenue. Pushkin Street is also home to two more noteworthy spots with diverse and sophisticated wine selections—Como and Collective Yerevan.
Photos: Official restaurant websites and social media; Yandex Maps
