Four Armenian food pop-ups building community on the East Coast

Mante by Maral Arslanian of The Spicy Dolma
October 16, 2026

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Four Armenian food pop-ups building community on the East Coast

Content warning: This article contains photos and descriptions of delicious food. Don’t read on an empty stomach!

If I asked you to picture an Armenian food event, the first thing to come to mind might be a family gathering during a holiday. Or perhaps an Armenian restaurant. But more likely, you’d picture a big, organized event like a church picnic, street festival, charity gala, social club luncheon or bake sale. 

While these kinds of events have preserved traditional recipes throug

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