Explore Singapore: Top Brunch Destinations For Every Personality
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Tired of going to the same old places for brunch? Up your daytime dining game by exploring these unique spots around Singapore to satisfy that lazy day craving.
Free The Robot
Sharing the same space as cocktail destination Bitters and Love, Free The Robot is a quirky little space in Telok Ayer that serves western-style brunch and coffee. Located in the heart of the CBD, its exterior is covered with a white wooden wall that is decked out with doodles of robots by a Berlin artist, Pablo Lentile. You’ll find whacky combinations on the menu like Kopi Cola ($7), coffee with botanically brewed cola, The Blue Swimmer Crab Pasta ($20) and Dirty Matcha Honey Affogato ($8).
Location: 118 Telok Ayer St, Singapore 068587
Riders Café
Looking for a place to escape the hustle and bustle of Singapore? Riders Café is the spot for you. Serving up contemporary comfort food in a chic black and white inspired colonial house, the remote location will make you feel like you’ve stepped into another country. Though it may be a little tricky getting to this café, it is definitely worth the travel as it is located in an almost untouched area of Bukit Timah right next to the horse stables. Highlights of the menu includes Brioche French Toast ($17), Fried Chicken & Corn Cake ($23) and the Death By Chocolate Cake ($13).
Location: 51 Fairways Dr, Singapore 286965
Kreams Krafthouse
With its beautiful and unique interior, it is no surprise that Kreams Krafthouse has gained popularity as one of the most ‘instagrammable’ cafés in Singapore. This autumn-themed café has a canopy that spreads over the entire ceiling that provides endless picturesque Instagram photo ops and photogenic pastries as well. Highlights of the menu includes the Dalgona Iced Latte ($8), Dry Cappuccino ($7) and their Matcha and Sweet Potato Scones ($4.50).
Location: 32 Maxwell Rd, #01-07 Maxwell Chambers, Singapore 069115
Clinton Street
Calling all brunch and pancake lovers, Clinton Street Baking Company is just the spot for you. Originating from New York, the Clinton Street Baking Company opened its first outlet in Singapore in 2017 to share an authentic New York brunch experience. Serving up all-day brunches and pancakes, highlights of their menu includes their Pancakes with warm Maple Butter ($19), Croque Madame ($20) and the Kale & Quinoa Salad ($19).
Location: 31 Purvis St, Singapore 188608
The Glass House
Hidden in the ever so gorgeous CHIJMES, The Glass House is a specialty coffee and toast bar that will definitely be a hit with the minimalists. Living up to its name, The Glass House is a café that is enclosed with only giant windows, letting the natural sunlight in and giving the place a refreshing warm wash. This aesthetically pleasing café is also littered (in the best way possible) with different breeds of houseplants and accented with woody furniture that provides a warm feeling of comfort. The Glass House prides itself with sourcing top quality ingredients for their Sourdough Toasts with toppings of your choice ($5-7) and specialty coffees that uses a rotation of various roasters.
Location: 30 Victoria St, #01-03 CHIJMES, Singapore 187996
CÉ LA VI
If you're looking for brunch with a view, look no further than CÉ LA VI. Perched atop the iconic Marina Bay Sands, this al fresco destination (and Accela Communications client) offers a weekend Breezy Brunch, offering a convivial boozy brunch experience for guests set against the stunning Singapore skyline. Guests are invited to celebrate the weekend with free-flowing Prosecco, white, rosé and red wine, spirits, beer and cocktails ($88++ for 3 hours) to complement the a la carte menu of delectable contemporary Asian dishes; the menu offers a choice of Small Plates such as Wagyu Beef Tataki (S$23) and King Salmon-Jicama Roll (S$17) or Large Plates including the Wagyu Beef Rendang (S$41), and Binchōtan Grilled Maimoa Lamb Chops (S$42).
Location: 1 Bayfront Avenue. Level 57, Tower 3, Marina Bay Sands, Hotel, 018971
