In the Los Angeles metropolitan area, Glendale is widely thought to be the center of Armenian-American life. The city has the highest concentration of Armenians in the United States and outside of Armenia. Whether having food at a great restaurant, seeing art homages to homeland legends, or visiting one of the churches and schools, the Armenian influence across Glendale is alive and well. Stay tuned for more from Little Armenias, an AGBU Noubar Nazarian YP Innovators Grant winner. 🎥: Little Arm

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Outside of Yerevan, Glendale, California has the largest Armenian population in the world of over 65,000! There are also many Armenian restaurants in the city that all 'foodies' and anyone, in general, must try out. Entrepreneur and travel addict davidsbeenhere.com dives deep into the Armenian cuisine around Glendale with a tour of three signature spots. David tries a variety of kebabs throughout the eating excursion and spicy sujuk burritos and sausage. Other foods include delicious muffin sand