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Bricklin Cafe Bar by Rasta Brew Co.

31A, Jalan Gurdwara - MY flagMalaysia
4.3(472)
RM 20–40

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Bricklin Cafe Bar by Rasta Brew Co. is a café in Penang, Malaysia. A popular spot with locals, it's rated 4.3/5 across 472 reviews. Open every day.

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⏱️ Opening Hours

Sunday9 AM to 7 PM
Monday10 AM to 6 PM
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday9 AM to 6 PM
Thursday9 AM to 6 PM
Friday9 AM to 6 PM
Saturday9 AM to 7 PM

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🖋️ Reviews & Comments

Well-reviewed by visitors. Rated 4.3/5 based on 472 Google reviews.

Google Reviews

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Ng hian chan

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5
5 months agoView on Google

Come with staffs for lunch & coffee. Food tastes good, large portions, reasonable price. Coffee & Macha great. Cafe not too big but surprisingly not too noisy, easy to chat while having lunch & coffee. Enjoy a nice gathering.

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S C

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4
Edited 7 months agoView on Google

Nestled at a corner of Hin Bus Depot is the a beautiful cafe, Bricklin Cafe Bar. Sitting inside the cafe, you can look into Hin Bus on one side and the main street on the other. The food and drinks were good. We ordered the vegan shashuka which was perfectly spiced, the beefy pasta in tomato sauce was a tad too cheesy, wild mushroom soup, cappuccino and iced chocolate. Staff was pleasant. Parking can be a problem as it's street parking.

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Spooney S

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5
6 months agoView on Google

Food really flavourful with good service from the team. Would deffo come back again . Coffee was great as well

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Ed Lee

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4
8 months agoView on Google

Hin Bus Co Community n Arts Centre is a jewel for Georgetown. This cafe is totally industrial chic and compliments its fantastic location. Top marks for ambience. My latte was very good too. Cannot comment on the food but I suspect it is up there as well.

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Teluk Ohari

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5
9 months agoView on Google

Tucked inside Hin Bus Depot, Bricklin Cafe Bar by Rasta Brew Co. is a beautiful blend of charm and calm. Sunlight spills across exposed brick walls while the air hums with quiet conversations and the scent of fresh brew. The service here feels effortlessly professional — friendly without being forced. My Shashouka arrived in a sizzling pan, rich with spice and warmth, perfectly paired with crunchy toast. The lemon and ginger tea added a soothing balance to the meal. Every detail — from ambience to attitude — felt intentional. Nestled near hotels and art markets, this café easily earns five stars.