Two guests at the marble bar, beneath gold-arched mirrors and shelves of bottles
Manchester  ·  Est. 1968

ARMENIAN Taverna: Armenian restaurant and bar in Manchester

Bar — Restaurant — Lounge

Khorovats off the live charcoal, and a table that has been family-run since 1968.

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Dining · Grill

Meze first.
Then the charcoal.

Four friends raising cocktails across a table of Armenian dishes, in a booth beneath arched mountain murals
Bar · Lounge

Before dinner.
And long after.

White, red and rosé poured from three bottles into glasses on the marble bar

Armenian brandy. Georgian wine by the glass. A seat at the marble bar that nobody had to book.

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Charcoal-grilled chicken with a pomegranate salad on the onyx counter
Early Bird · Monday to Friday

Two courses, before five

Two courses for £21, noon to 5pm, Monday to Friday. Hummus, falafel or panirov borek, then havi khorovadz, golubtsy or pasus dolma. Not on Bank Holidays, or from 15 November to 1 January.

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Since 1968

Fifty-eight years in Manchester

Armenian food in Manchester since 1968. In 2024 we moved up from the basement to a room facing the Town Hall.

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Armenian, Manchester — the entrance on Princess St
★★★★★

“The warmth and hospitality reminded me of my grandmother's table — a truly beautiful experience.”

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3–5 Princess St, Manchester M2 4DF

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