Lagonid

Very delicious middle Eastern food! A cute little restaurant with a friendly, English-speaking staff. Prices are super reasonable ($2 a dish), and incredibly delicious. Having come here one day, I came back the next. The vegetarian page is clearly laid out separately, and contains perhaps 25 choices. Very highly recommend!

Ugly globalist "efficiency" spreads like a plaque.

I went to Lagonid this evening. After asking a waitress what is fresh and natural, I chose hummus. I got a lifeless smooth paste with a bland and slightly acidic taste. It was accompanied by an "arab" bread which looked and tasted like something sold in supermarkets with a long shelf life. I strongly suspect that the reason for such quality is that concept of cooking fresh (fresh means several times per day) from natural ingredients is sacrificed for "efficiency."

Otherwise, restaurant was nice, good decor, nicely arranged tables, nice tableware. But if you come for good food, forget it!

This is the place where I had the most amazing vegan dish in my life - babaganoosh. It's simple but so delicious. We also ordered falafel on the plate which was OK. The staff was super-friendly and helpful.

Yerevan ist not the best vegan and vegetarian destination so I was happy to go and check this place based on the previous happy cow reviews and I was not disappointed. I had a portion of French fries, a tasty and inexpensive falafel wrap (600 amd) and a lentil soup served with that typical Syrian fried bread and spices. Everything very delicious and on top of that a very polite and attentive staff. Recommended.

Great restaurant. Offers standard fare for Middle-Eastern food and gives large portions for cheap prices (cheap on the exchange rate for foreigners, average price for the city).

I had hummus, bread, fatoush salad and some amazing iced tea for approximately $5 US.

Staff was very friendly, restaurant was clean.

Highly recommended.

Vegan options in Yerevan are so limited, so I was ecstatic to find this middle eastern restaurant run by Syrian Armenians (our waiter was a refugee with an interesting story but that's another subject). For a cheap, quick bite, order the falafel to go - unlike Israeli/Palestinian/Lebanese style falafel, this Aleppo style falafel is donut shaped and is accompanied by red radish, lettuce, tomato, and mint leaves, and it is wrapped in flatbread instead of pita. Ask for the raw tahini in it if you're vegan as the tahini sauce has yogurt. The wrap is only 500 dram to sit or to go (about 1.25 usd) and is not on the menu.

For a serious meal, there are a variety of middle eastern dishes, dips, and salads that a table can share together with a side of syrian bread. I recommend the imam bayundi, a savory eggplant, tomato, and onion dish. I posted the vegetarian menu as an image so check it out :)