A colonial British–style bar, named after Penang's one-time Lieutenant-Governor, in the E&O Hotel. It serves beer, traditional pub food and cocktails, with live music Thursday to Saturday, and happy hour between 5pm and 8pm.
Farquhar’s Bar
George Town
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