Red Emma's Cafe

Naijha Wright-Brown (Naijha Speaks)★★★★★

I was overdue for a visit to Red Emma's. I was invited to a Central Baltimore Partnership Kickoff meeting in partnership with the Aspen Institute's Weave: The Social Fabric Project. I enjoyed a soy chai latte and an Egg McBluffin with Beyond Sausage, Just Egg, vegan cheddar cheese, and a pair of hash browns. I must return soon.

Rebecca Allen★★★★★

Lovely large open space, surprisingly quiet and chill, with both coffee and alcoholic drinks, as well as sandwiches, baked goods, and other food like nachos and burgers. Being able to get a croissant and biscotti as a vegan is so rare! We were spoiled for choice. Absolutely delicious. The attached bookstore was a bonus, we sent the kids down there to choose a book while waiting for the drinks. I would love to come back to try the spanakopita.

DC A★★★★★

1st time to see my friend Chris from New Orleans read from his first book launch in my hometown. We haven't seen each other since we bartended together in Oakland,CA 12 years ago. Great bookstore that I will visit again to get a better look around as this was a special event. I liked the space a lot. Thanks for hosting Red Emma's.

Alpha Boötis★★★★★

Berry Kool joint. Open space. Books that expounds upon truth. Severals caves to bounce to up or down. Busy area, so if with car - prepare to navigate a spot depending. Fries crisp not overly salty with BBQ. Hot chocolate, something is missing. Seems diluted. Need to be rich and creamy. Solid venture to hangout with self or others.

Keith Turner★★★★★

If you are a leftist and you love books this is the place to go. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The other customers were also friendly. The coffee was great. I struggled to find good coffee in the city. I had a latte and was very please. The selection of selection of leftist books was great. It was the first bookstore I was able to find volume II & III of Karl Max's Capital.