The Armenian Starbucks ...

... seems to be Cafe Jazze, a local chain with several locations in Yerevean's centre. Each location that I visited seems to have a slightly-different character to it, so the only thing I found that seems typical of franchises are the glossy newspaper-style menus. They turn out a decent Armenian coffee, which seems a bit weaker than the Turkish version.

BL #47: Meet the Armenian Dali

August 18th 2014
Geo: 40.1793, 44.5102Organizing tours in Armenia has been a bust so far - rather than spend a lot of time and effort moving from place to place in the country, the strategy was pretty much basing myself out of Yerevan and do tours around Armenia. But there was one problem - Envoy's tours are contingent on minimum numbers, and today's planned tour fell through. It sounded great when I t ... read more

Asia » Armenia

Armenia prides itself on being the first nation to formally adopt Christianity (early 4th century). Despite periods of autonomy, over the centuries Armenia came under the sway of various empires including the Roman, Byzantine, Arab, Persian, and Otto... ... read more

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