Green Hall (Jalan Green Hall) is a small road in George Town which is connected to Light Street via a T-junction in George Town. It is a dead end on the other end of the road, which faces the coastal waters of the island.
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A Yellow Townhouse
A recently restored and repainted pre-war townhouse in George Town’s heritage zone.
Green Hall Street: Brew Thirty Two Coffee House
Brew Thirty Two Coffee House is one of two newly established cafes along Green Hall, George Town. It serves its signature mille crepes in addition to main course meals such as all day breakfast, and of course, various types of coffee. It is located at the same row of shophouses with Kaffa Espresso Bar.
George Town Street View: Green Hall
Green Hall (Jalan Green Hall) is a small road in George Town which is connected to Light Street via a T-junction in George Town. It is a dead end on the other end of the road, which faces the coastal waters of the island.
Green Hall Street: Kaffa Espresso Bar
A newly established cafe at Green Hall Street, Kaffa Espresso Bar joins a myriad of such similar cafes which are opening all over George Town in recent years. Kaffa Espresso Bar provides a retro-like and cozy ambiance while serving nice food (such as Big Bites All-Day Long Breakfast Platter) and coffee. The cafe’s official website is http://www.mykaffa.com/ and the cafe opens 8am – 10pm from Monday to Sunday.
Note: Kaffa Espresso Bar is not to be confused with the Kaffa Kafe at Straits Quay or China Street.
Penang Street Art (Green Hall)
Back in the old days, the Tamils referred to this street (Green Hall) as Salt Traders Street due to the salt trading activities conducted at this area. This steel rod art sculpture can be seen installed at one of the walls of the buildings at Green Hall, George Town.
Street Shots of George Town
Carnavon Street meets Chulia Street.
Prangin Road Ghaut
Cintra Street
Green Hall
Chulia Street