If you are looking for craft beer in Yerevan, Dargett is where all roads lead. Located at 72 Aram Street, this brewpub is one of the pioneers of Armenia's craft beer culture and has over the years become not just a venue but a reference point. The row of taps behind the bar says everything: IPA, stout, wheat, sour, seasonal specials – all brewed on site, with Armenian ingredients and a clear identity. The beer here is not just a drink but a statement, and if you sit at the bar and ask the staff to help you choose, they will walk you through every tap without rushing. The food complements the beer rather than competing with it: burgers, nachos, wings, flatbreads, all following craft kitchen logic – serious enough for a full meal but light enough that you still feel comfortable after your second pint. The interior is industrial and warm at the same time: exposed brick, wood, high ceilings and music at exactly the right level – present but never overwhelming. On weekend evenings Dargett is the living centre of Yerevan's craft scene, loud with conversation and clinking glasses, but on any weeknight it is equally good: quieter, easier to get a seat at the bar, and just as worth the visit.