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Every dollar spent at an Armenian-owned business is an investment in the Armenian community. Here's why it matters.
Money spent at local Armenian businesses recirculates within the community, funding families, jobs, and future growth.
Armenian-owned bakeries, restaurants, and cultural businesses help keep Armenian traditions, food, and language alive in the diaspora.
Doing business within the community strengthens the bonds and trust networks that have helped Armenians thrive for generations.
A connected Armenian business community creates economic leverage, mentorship opportunities, and a stronger collective voice.
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Add Your Business Browse the DirectoryLos Angeles — and Glendale in particular — is home to one of the largest Armenian diaspora communities in the world. With over 200,000 Armenians living in the greater LA area, the region has developed a thriving ecosystem of Armenian-owned businesses spanning virtually every industry. From family-owned bakeries and restaurants on Brand Boulevard in Glendale to Armenian law firms and real estate agencies serving clients across the San Fernando Valley, the Armenian business community is a vital part of the Southern California economy.
SupportArmenian.com was built specifically to make it easier to find, support, and connect with these businesses. Whether you are looking for an Armenian-speaking attorney, a traditional Armenian bakery, a trusted Armenian contractor, or a community-oriented financial advisor, our directory puts the full breadth of the Armenian business community at your fingertips.
For generations, Armenian communities have built their economic resilience through tight-knit networks of mutual support and referral. SupportArmenian.com digitizes that tradition — making it possible for anyone to discover Armenian-owned businesses quickly, share listings with friends and family, and leave reviews. Whether you are a recent arrival to the US, a second-generation Armenian looking to reconnect with the community, or a non-Armenian who simply wants to support minority-owned businesses, this directory is your starting point.
We cover businesses in Glendale, Burbank, Los Angeles, Pasadena, North Hollywood, La Crescenta, Sunland, Tujunga, Montrose, Van Nuys, and beyond — with new listings added regularly. If you own an Armenian business and are not yet listed, add your listing for free today.
Armenian Americans have built a powerful entrepreneurial legacy in the United States. From the earliest waves of immigration following the 1915 Genocide, Armenians arriving in cities like Fresno, Boston, and Los Angeles built small businesses out of necessity and grit — corner grocers, shoe-repair shops, jewelry stores, and rug dealers that grew into multigenerational family enterprises. Today that legacy lives on in tens of thousands of Armenian-owned businesses across the country, with Southern California serving as the cultural and economic heart of the diaspora.
Glendale, often called the unofficial capital of Armenian America, has the highest concentration of Armenian-owned businesses anywhere in the United States. Nearly 40% of Glendale's population is of Armenian descent, and the city's commercial corridors — Brand Boulevard, Central Avenue, Glenoaks Boulevard, and Broadway — are lined with Armenian-owned bakeries, restaurants, law offices, salons, jewelry stores, and professional services. Burbank, North Hollywood, La Crescenta, and Pasadena also have strong concentrations of Armenian businesses, each with its own community character.
While Armenian-owned businesses span every imaginable category, certain industries are especially well-represented. Food and hospitality — including Armenian bakeries, restaurants, caterers, and banquet halls — is the most visible sector, with iconic names like Carousel, Mini Kabob, Sevan Bakery, and Sasoun Bakery serving generations of LA residents. Legal and professional services are another major category, with many bilingual Armenian attorneys, CPAs, real estate agents, and financial advisors serving the Armenian-speaking community. Beauty and wellness is huge — Armenian-owned hair salons, lash studios, makeup artists, and med spas are some of the most respected in Southern California. The community also has deep roots in jewelry, automotive repair, construction and home services, photography and videography, event planning, and a fast-growing tech and creative sector.
Use the search bar at the top of the directory to find a specific business by name, or browse by category and city using the navigation. Each listing includes the business owner's contact info, location, hours, services, photos, and links to their website and social media — so you can reach out, book directly, or learn more before visiting. If you're an Armenian business owner, claim your listing to manage it yourself, post promotions, and respond to inquiries through your free dashboard.
Glendale — over 40% Armenian, the unofficial capital of Armenian America. Best for Armenian bakeries, restaurants, attorneys, and professional services.
Burbank — large Armenian community with concentrated medical, dental, and food businesses near Glenoaks and Verdugo.
North Hollywood — strong Armenian presence in the eastern San Fernando Valley, especially in education, fitness, and bakeries.
Pasadena — historic Armenian community with churches, schools, and long-standing professional firms.
La Crescenta & Montrose — quieter foothill communities with Armenian-owned restaurants, salons, and family businesses.
Los Angeles (East Hollywood / Little Armenia) — historic immigrant hub home to legendary spots like Marouch and Sahag's.
Tujunga & Sunland — newer Armenian neighborhoods with growing concentrations of family businesses, markets, and beauty services.
Beyond shopping at Armenian-owned businesses, there are many ways to engage with the community. Attend Armenian cultural events, support Armenian non-profits, follow Armenian creators and entrepreneurs on social media, and refer your friends to community businesses you trust. If you're an Armenian business owner, consider mentoring new entrepreneurs, partnering with other Armenian businesses on cross-promotions, and sharing your listing across your networks. The strength of the Armenian business community comes from these everyday acts of mutual support.