You've Got To Visit These 15 Cafes In Penang

Farah Waheda Wahid
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YOU'VE GOT TO VISIT THESE 15 CAFES IN PENANG

It’s the holiday season now; this is definitely an exciting time to have a cuti-cuti Malaysia with your loved ones. Perhaps you would like to take a bus to Penang, to explore one of Malaysia’s most diverse, cosmopolitan and exciting cultures. Georgetown, Penang has never fail to impress us with the thrifty shops, hipster cafes and the spiritual temples.
 
The café trend has been a worldwide phenomenon with no signs of slowing down especially when coffee lovers are eager in conquering each and every café they can find. As a cultural pit stop, café scene in Penang is mushrooming at an incredible pace to meet the needs of visitors and coffee lovers. Here are 15 cafes that you should visit as you are guaranteed an experience to remember.
 

55 Café (George Town)


55 CAFE GEORGETOWN
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This cafe is really popular among locals and tourists in Penang due to it's quirky coffee art and unique Mediterranean menu. Whether you want to try the delicious Tapas or enjoy a satisfying warm drink, 55 Café is calling you!
 

PIK NIK (Nagore Road)


PIK NIK (Nagore Road)
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If you are looking for a relaxed environment where you can listen to good beats and sample the local cuisine, PIK NIK is definitely worth checking out. The yogurt smoothies are particularly popular but there are many other menu items depending on what you like.
 

Pit Stop No.12 (Chulia Street)


Pit Stop No.12 (Chulia Street)
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This cafe is a little old fashioned in terms of its decor, with antique wall art and prints that will really capture your attention. There are many dishes that will leave you satisfied like all day breakfasts, pastas and much more. You are guaranteed to find something for you no matter what you are in the mood for. 
 

Monkeycup Café (Jalan Chow Thye)


Monkeycup Café (Jalan Chow Thye)
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From interesting coffees that you have likely never even heard of, to Thai cuisine that will tantalize your taste-buds. There is a simple decor and calm ambiance at the Monkeycup Café which is why it is so popular with those looking for no fuss.

Reggae Mansion (Chulia Street)


Reggae Mansion (Chulia Street)
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If you like to listen to live music while you eat and drink, Reggae Mansion will always deliver. Bratwursi sausage is the signature dish at this cafe but there are lots of other foods to try. The cool ambiance is what flocks so many people here and hopefully that will appeal to you also.

Il Bacaro (George Town)


Il Bacaro (George Town)
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Everything Italian can be found at this popular cafe and you are guaranteed to sample some incredible meals that will have you returning again and again. The head chef is a born and bred Italian man and he offers authentic Italian cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is such a homely and intimate atmosphere in this cafe and it's glaringly obvious that love has gone into the entire experience.
 

La Vanille (Jalan Hutton)


La Vanille (Jalan Hutton)
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If you require something sweet to eat, then this is the right place for you. It's a cafe with a difference, offering purely scrumptious desserts for those who enter. The homemade cakes and other desserts are absolutely delicious making La Vanille a MUST SEE for those not afraid to eat something naughty.

Brew Thirty Two (George Town)


Brew Thirty Two (George Town)
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Many people look for a cozy and calm environment in a cafe rather than anything extravagant and this is exactly what Brew Thirty Two promises. Famous for its burgers and pasta dishes but there is so much more on the menu too. Perhaps you just want a catch up with friends over a delicious coffee, where better than this cute little cafe?
 

Edelweiss Café (Armenian Street)


Edelweiss Café (Armenian Street)
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This cafe is around 150 years old but some of the fixtures inside have been there for over 2000 years! This is an ancient cafe that celebrates the great heritage of Penang. It's basically a mini-museum and an eatery all rolled into one. As you learn about the history surrounding the area, you can taste some home made dishes and even sample some imported beers. This is the perfect place to visit if you fancy something a little different and want to immerse yourself in the Penang culture.
 

Huey & Wah (Belisa Row)


Huey & Wah (Belisa Row)
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This cafe is quite simple in its appearance but serves food made out of the freshest and highest quality ingredients. It's "stout marshmallows" is a particular favorite dish with customers but there are lots of other delicacies to sample also.

Heaven Gate (Lebuh King)


Heaven Gate (Lebuh King)
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With such a beautiful name, you can guarantee that this cafe delivers with its vibe and food too! There is a mixture of different cuisine that will make your mouth water, there are also some amazing beers to sample if this is something that appeals to you!
 

Macallum Connoisseurs (Gat Lebuh Macallum)


Macallum Connoisseurs (Gat Lebuh Macallum)
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This venue used to be a warehouse but it's been turned into a cafe and roastery (blending their very own exquisite coffee beans!) In addition to the coffee, a selection of main meals are offered at good prices - their signature duck breast is a particular favorite with those who visit.
 

The Twelve Cups (Beach Street)


The Twelve Cups (Beach Street)
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If you are a vegetarian, this cafe caters to your needs with a selection of fantastic meals to sample. There are also some delicious desserts including tiramisu and crepe cakes, not forgetting some amazing coffee of course. On the whole, The Twelve Cups has everything you need.
 

Guan Seang (Lebuh Pantai)


Guan Seang (Lebuh Pantai)
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This cafe has such an extensive history and today it offers delicacies from a number of different places. Furnished with beautiful and ancient decor, you could spend hours just looking at the walls. With a cosy atmosphere also, Guan Seang is a unique cafe but with a lot to offer.
 

The Safe Room (Lebuh Campbell)


The Safe Room (Lebuh Campbell)
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The Safe Room was once a shop before being transformed into a modern bar and dessert cafe. If you have a sweet tooth, you simply HAVE to visit this amazing place because it has some desserts that you will not find anywhere else. From dragons breath, Nitrogen ice cream and some more of your standard dishes too - there is something for everyone.
 
You really are spoiled with plentiful of choices when looking for a place to eat/drink after you catch a bus to Penang. There is something for everyone no matter what your taste is. Depending on how long you are actually spending in Penang, why not try a few different cafes, in order to decide your favorite? With so many amazing places to visit, you really are missing out if you don't go to the local cafes.

























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