Yerevan Nightlife

If you want to stay up all night,I highly recommend Safari Cabaret.
Excellent show, beautifull girls, friendly personnel... And it's opened every day, it closes like at 6-7:00 am. prices are normal(for a nightclub).

Dress Code: There is no dress code. Just don't go naked or in pajamas.

Yerevan has an impressive number of beer gardens scattered across the downtown of the city. Here you can enjoy a Kilikia (Armenian beer), sit outside, and do some great people-watching. The beer gardens tend to be relatively inexpensive and popular among Yerevan's youth. Most close around 11:00 PM.

Dress Code: N/A

Hi all,

I went into this place on Monday evening. If you are looking for a wild night Monday out in Yerevan then this is not the place for you. If it had been any quieter there would have been tumbleweed blowing through.

It was pretty obvious that I was a tourist (I'll spare you the detail on why). I ordered a small bottle of Armenian beer and was given a bill of 3200 AMD (approx 4.50 in UK or 9 US $). Maybe that is the price for everybody. If it is the price for everyone then it seems out of place as the joint is not particularly stylish nor up market. If you are on a budget that you have to watch carefully then this clearly isn't the place for you when things are so much cheaper seemingly everywhere else.

I went to this place on Monday evening. It was pretty quiet and didn't appear to be the place to go if you are looking for a wild Monday night out in Yerevan.

I ordered a drink at a cost of 700 AMD. I handed over 5000 and was given 300 in change. I asked the guy where the rest of the change of was and he looked at me confused. I said I had handed over 5000 and he said 1000. I said 5000 again to which he asked his colleague. A small discussion took place between the 2 of them to which they agreed 5000. I was asked to wait a moment. I had to ask on numerous ocaissions again for the rest of the change and had to wait for almost 20 minutes before the change in question appeared from the room next door.

This club features todays top Armenian vocalist. Singing and dancing the night away while you sit and relax, or get up and dance. Also you can enjoy a range of Armenian cusiene during the show. I found cocktales to be relatively inexpensive across Yerevan also here at Giani Club.

Dress Code: This club was mostly come as you are, as long as you were dressed for a night out on the town and not on the beach.

Beirut is a little simple restaurant decorated with many photos of famous places in Lebanon - and it's as original as it can get, since the owner and chef is Lebanese.

However we did not go there for the food but to see if it was possible to smoke nargileh (shisha). Of course it was... and with a few cups of mint tea it made the perfect night out for us.

Dress Code: Very casual

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