Overview
EMA espresso bar is an essential stop for any coffee lover visiting Prague 1. Housed within the Institute of Czech Literature, the cafe successfully blends a scholarly heritage with a vibrant, modern coffee scene. The interior serves as a dynamic canvas for changing art installations, curated by the Karpuchina Gallery, ensuring that the visual experience is as considered as the coffee menu. Whether you are seeking a meticulously prepared Aeropress or a simple espresso, the baristas here demonstrate a commitment to quality Arabica. Its central location makes it an ideal spot to pause, observe the local design scene, or simply enjoy a quiet moment in one of the city's most architecturally conscious spaces.
What makes this place special
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Frequently asked questions
Answered frequent questions
Does EMA serve food like meat?
No, they prioritize specialty coffee and no longer serve meat.
What is the meaning behind the name EMA?
It is derived from the Czech primer, representing a mix of coffee abbreviations and playfulness with the language.