Revival Bar + Kitchen
Revival Bar + Kitchen sits at the end of Theater Row in Downtown Berkeley, steps from the Berkeley Repertory Theater, the Aurora Theater, and the Freight & Salvage, with a BART station at the corner.
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Revival Bar + Kitchen sits at the end of Theater Row in Downtown Berkeley, steps from the Berkeley Repertory Theater, the Aurora Theater, and the Freight & Salvage, with a BART station at the corner.
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