Lavash Restaurant is one of those places that can be considered as targeted to tourists but it's certainly worth visiting. Literally every meal in the menu belongs to the Armenian cuisine and you just cannot go wrong with your choice. The staff is friendly and speaks good English, so you can ask for a piece of advice when choosing a meal. I really enjoy seating in the outer part of the restaurant on Tumanyan street. Both the salads and the meats are of good quality.
The interior of the restaurant is also enjoyable. It's very crowded during the weekends, but you can either reserve a table by calling or just drop by and the manager will think of something. If I don't plan for a whole meal, I make sure to visit this place for a cup of coffee and a dessert. You will certainly fall in love with this place if pretty utensils are your thing.
The prices are a bit higher than the average for Yerevan, but still affordable.
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