Very nice Armenian chocolates and also here you can eat famous Armenian donuts.

A nice and funny local legendary place to get acquainted with just out of curiosity :) While staying in Yerevan almost from every colleague of yours you hear that there is some very renown from the Soviet era cafe on Mashtots Ave. cooking so delicious donuts or rather fritters that you should taste them in any case and on every occasion :). We decided to have there our coffee break not to lose this opportunity :). The very place is clean and enlightened, spacious enough and with a lot of people inside. Yes, staff seemed to be very tired already and therefore, rather indifferent to customers but not crude as some think :). Well...., donuts factually appeared rather not "rings of misery" but some big jam or chocolate pies :). The quality of such pies seemed to be good (not provoking heartburn after taking them inside) but coffee accompanying them was very-very mediocre, indeed :(. Prices for everything are very affordable. Overall, if you walk some around and wish to grab some coffee - it seems to be reasonable to fulfill your desire here but to visit this cafe especially could be a little bit irrational.

They got good dessert!! Recommend to visit!

My kids love this place with many kinds of candy

This place is mainly for kids. If you travel with kids, it is a good spot to be and hangout. You have a limited menu, mostly desert related things, like coffee, sweets, candy, ponchik, etc. Check it out, it is one of the unique spots you can visit in post Soviet countries.