Restaurants in Vayots Dzor & Syunik
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Edem Café
If you have your own transport there are several riverside restaurants along the main highway which set a good Armenian table with kebabs, khoravats (including venison, fish and, more controversially, bear meat khoravats), salads and drinks. Open 08:00 until late outside winter. Edem Café, on the road to Noravank, is another excellent choice, it has live music from 21:00 on weekends.
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Gandevank Restaurant
Of the many khoravats places we tried around Armenia this one seems to stand out for its succulent grilled meats. The fresh-fruit dessert also deserves a special mention. Coming across the main bridge, turn right (away from the centre); it’s about 400m straight ahead in a wood-fronted building.
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Café
The uninspiring name doesn’t quite capture the beauty of this lush garden‑cum-café that overlooks Old Goris. It’s a popular place for drinks but snacks are also served, including shwarma and boiled crayfish.
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Khach Meruk Café
The Khach Meruk Café, serves salads and pizzas. It’s a pleasant place to hang out if you don’t mind loud accordion music. The Caravan Restaurant is also recommended.
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Sks Restaurant
If you don’t mind loud music this place is fine for dinner, offering the usual array of khoravats, kebabs and salads. The clean bathroom is a bonus.
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Jira Hars
Nestled by the river just next to the bridge, this local khoravats joint serves up grilled meat, soups and salads.
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Roadside Stalls
In the various seasons there are roadside stalls selling watermelons, fruit, honey, nuts and home-made wines and conserves.
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Karitak
A popular place for vehicles to stop for Armenian fare is Karitak, about 5km west of town on the road to Yeghegnadzor.
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