City: Lori Province
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Top 10 restaurants in Lori Province, Armenia
Lori (Armenian: Լոռի, Armenian pronunciation: [lɔˈri] ( listen)), is a province (marz) of Armenia. It is located in the north of the country, bordering Georgia. Vanadzor is the capital and largest city of the province. Other important towns include Stepanavan, Alaverdi, and Spitak. It is home to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Haghpat and Sanahin monasteries and the well-preserved Akhtala monastery, where Armenians, Georgians, and Greeks make an annual pilgrimage on September 20–21.
Things to do in Lori Province
1. Tufenkian Avan Dzoraget Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 8 reviews
The Avan Dzoraget Restaurant is interwoven with a bar and lounge. Guests can choose to dine in the opulent interior or on a large themed Terrace overlooking the Debed River. Just like two other Tufenkian restaurants, Avan Dzoraget stands out for its secluded and quiet location, stylish traditional design, cuisine and ambiance.
Reviewed By Lika_3333 - Yerevan
We stopped here to have some rest and dine. The lobby was somehow quiet unless a noisy group came in with screaming children and even more noisy dads.
The menu was only in Russian and English. No Armenian menu in Armenia - that's a nonsense!
The waiter - a young guy with slow and relaxed manners - mixed up everything we ordered: instead of grilled vegetables he brought grilled chicken, the ashtray arrived only in the end of the dinner despite of several offers. He wasn't able to explain what certain menu items are composed of...
And around the tables outside a couple of hens and a lazy cat were wandering ...
if it was a rural restaurant, it could have been taken as a local color, but when a place pretends to offer European standards at quite high (for Armenian population, at least) prices, that's becoming strange...
However, dishes were very tasty in fact and plates/glasses rather clean and tidy- that was merely the only benefit we got..
2. Tashir Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
A decent, inexpensive, & relatively trendy pizza chain throughout Armenia.
Reviewed By missalg - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I was in Vanadzor to do some shopping and needed a quick bite. It took a while for me to be waited on, but the service was quick after that. The fried cheese was rather over-done, but of course tasty: it's fried cheese, after all.
It was pretty crowded even at 3PM, and some of the other food looked pretty good. I didn't have time to eat here more than once, though.
3. Oasis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By dubhglas - Havre, Montana
Don't get me wrong: I'm not sure the 'shot' hits the mark, but it was a welcome site for a restaurant to make such a good-faith effort at modernity in Vanadzor (not the only one to try, mind you, but one of the better results).
My wife & I ate here twice during our short stay. On our first night in town, it had a promising look for something like fusion dinners. Actually, the menu stays pretty traditional, but it does include some items which had western-enough flair to appeal to a broad traveling audience. Also, for those who are Armenian-challenged like me & my wife, the menu has English-like descriptions and pictures, and the wait-staff all seemed happy to tolerate our remedial attempts at communication. The food was solid, but not spectacular; the service was well-above par for Armenia; and the total cost was surprisingly reasonable.
We went back a second night just for tea & dessert, and while the desserts were not quite as good as we had hoped they would be, the tea service was quite good, and we were happy the second time around with the service and value.
By the time you make it to Vanadzor, you've probably had enough eating out experience in Armenia to know that there is a good chance that your first dinner selection may not actually be available, and the same was true for us: I couldn't get either of my first two choices at dinner and neither me nor my wife got our first choices for dessert...but at least the waiter told us that when we were trying to order rather than waiting to return with only one dish or nothing at all before laying it down.
4. Kafe PALMA
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Tatyana D - Moscow, Russia
Очень красивый интерьер в ресторане. Обслуживание, как и везде в Армении, душевное, гостеприимству учиться и учиться у этих людей! Все в меню кажется аппетитным и вкусным. Мы пробовали несколько блюд национальной кухни, все очень понравилось.
5. Afina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Narek-Harutyunyan - Moscow, Russia
Ну неплохое место, с точки зрения кухни, все как во всех армянских ресторанах, отлично подойдет для мероприятий. Если вы в Цахтадзоре, то найдите место по интереснее!
6. Tavern Atorick
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Atorik Restaurant is located on Yerevan-Tbilisi highway, 4 km North from Alaverdi city, near Haghbat village and on the bank of Deber river.
Reviewed By Mazmanyan_FA - Moscow, Russia
Good location and great menu. Not typical for armenian restaurants which offer mostly only BBQ and kebab. Try soups, seasonal salads, lamb with vegetables.
7. Jazz Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Jazz
Reviewed By Alexander G - Vanadzor, Armenia
Good for visiting in the evening, it is a cafe with live jazz music(in the evening), not always,but sometimes high quality musicians play piano, guitar.
8. Cafe Lcher
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
Café Lcher located in the picturesque site of Alaverdi town, on the interstate highway connecting Armenia and Georgia. Café Lcher is known its secluded and quiet location, stylish traditional design, fine cuisine and relaxing ambiance. Open daily from 10am to 12 pm. We offer typical Armenian cuisine also Georgian and European.
Reviewed By The-World-Heritage - Nagoya, Japan
村の中心部と鉄道線路の高架橋の真横にあります。 しかし、冬季は、不定期の気まぐれ営業の様でした。 とりあえず、コーヒー１杯だけ飲みました。
9. Carahunge Cafe & More
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Inspired by Carahunge, the prehistoric Armenian Stonehenge, the first Carahunge café/restaurant is based in Stepanavan, a picturesque town in the Lori Region. Featuring Armenian & International cuisine, a bookstore/library rich with foreign language books, Wine from all over the world, Art & Articraft by Armenian craftspeople and artists, Carahunge Café is all about Armenia.
Reviewed By ParevDoon - Yerevan
Stepanavan is one of the most beautiful cities in Armenia; however, it has poor roads dilapidated houses etc. Carahunge is a fore-runner. In the sense that it has created a beautiful venue where tourists can enjoy great food in friendly atmosphere and also has a collection of most delicious Armenian wines. If you're there check their sinks, it's genius. Carahunge has also created a library corner for local kids.
Great place, great job.
10. NURIK
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
"NURIK" is a Multi-functional Center, which provides breakfast, lunch, dinner for visitors of Akhtala, Lori region and Armenia as well. Apart from tasty cuisine, we had souvenirs corner. Our guests also could choose their entertainment type. NURIK suggests various master classes (cooking, felting, doll-making, rugging), hiking tours. NURIK is a center for community and tourism development. It is a social Enterprise established by Armenian Young Women's Association.
Reviewed By saroohanyan - Alaverdi, Armenia
Pretty interesting center for Lori visitors. Level of customer service is high enough. Barbeque, salads and wine are indescribably delicious. Besides, here you can find souvenirs made of wood and clay by local artisans, see the armenian way of baking butter tipical to ancient times.
