Emma Pea is located on Revalerstrasse 99 in the fantastic RAW Gelände and was for a long time the bar for the Railyards which now are now used for many creative purposes.
The menu includes daily soups, wraps, tapas, vegan cake and good coffee at reasonable prices given the freshness of the food. You will also find a good selection of drinks at the bar which is open till very late!
The décor is eclectic and paired with a unique theme that matches the live jazz at the bar. Food is presented with almost an artistic Berlin talent for flair. Emma Pea got its name from a circus elephant that spent some time living on the grounds nearby and you can see the Elephant in a kitsch but cool oil painting hanging in the bar.
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