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Chances are, you’ve heard of fArt tArtz. After all, such a name isn’t easy to forget. Even less forgettable is the food served up in this Jurong East Central restaurant. In fact, at Singapore’s fArt tArtz it’s seriously delicious, and it’s not just desserts you’ll find – there’s also crisp salads, healthy grilled flatbread burgers and pasta galore. There’s something for everyone at this outlet at JCube in Jurong East, so don’t hesitate to stop by fArt tArtz for a very pleasant dining experience indeed.
La Pizzeria at The Bridge & Beacon Singapore is a brand-new dining concept at Republic of Singapore Yacht Club, just south of Clementi in West Coast. As you may have guessed, the name of the game is wholesome Italian fire-baked pizza and pasta, all made according to wonderfully traditional recipes. La Pizzeria at The Bridge & Beacon Singapore features a very pleasant indoor-outdoor seating arrangement that means you can dine al fresco with wonderful views of the West Coast marina and one or two glasses of quality wine, of course. We’d advise booking ahead to avoid disappointment.
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Da Paolo Bistro Bar at Rochester Park is the home of excellent, traditional Italian cuisine in Singapore. Situated on Rochester Drive, not far from the MRT Buona Vista stop, Da Paolo Bistro Bar at Rochester Park serve up amazing flavours from the Mediterranean each and every day. The extensive European food offering covers all your favourite dishes as well as a few surprises that you might not have come across before. What’s more, the cocktail list will have you widening your eyes with delight! So whether you’re after a business lunch or a decadent evening meal grazing over lots of antipasti and small plates, make sure you reserve your spot in advance!
The Little Lazy Lizard is anything but lazy when it comes to dishing out delicious Western influenced culinary creations. The restaurant opens for breakfast and does loads of naughty sweet treats like pancakes and French toast, as well as the signature Lazy Lizard big breakfast. The dinner menu brings other classic American dishes, like burgers, steaks and also creative dishes like the crabby pesto pasta. All this comfort food is served up in a super cool restaurant, with an industrial feel that compliments both the food and the relaxed vibe. Portions are large, staff friendly and prices more than fair, so there’s plenty of reason to get down to the Little Lazy Lizard.
Started by Chef Valentino and his wife, Patricia in July 2005, Ristorante Da Valentino was a 45-seater family-managed Italian restaurant that was furbished very much like an Italian home with a relaxing and cosy ambience as well as serving Italian cuisine with his mother and sister, Perla, working in the kitchen and his brother-in-law, Alberto, managing the dining area.
Having relocated to its current location, Ristorante Da Valentino is now a 134-seater restaurant with 3 private rooms, 2 semi-private rooms, 5 cozy ‘mini caves’ that can seat up to 4 people and an al fresco area. Despite the larger capacity, Ristorante Da Valentino manages to maintain its Italian ambience and continues to
As you head northwest up the hill through Bukit Timah, the landscape gets progressively greener. And, though you might think otherwise, the range of restaurant options doesn’t get thinner on the ground. Just before you hit the Rail Mall on Upper Bukit Timah Road is an Italian restaurant that has the rare privilege of being helmed by two chefs, each with a respective northern and southern Italian specialty. It’s thanks to this that Acqua E Farina – water and flour, the basic ingredients – can offer Singapore diners a comprehensive, balanced Italian restaurant experience. Reserve a table today!
Capri is a long way from Singapore – though they are both islands off a larger mainland – but if you’re looking to experience some of the best that the Italian island has to offer then you’re in luck. Capri Trattoria & Pizzeria on Binjai Park in Bukit Timah are as good an example of Italian cooking as you’re likely to find in Singapore, with a menu that takes in starters such as antipasti, soups and seafood, salads, risotto and pasta dishes and a huge range of meat and fish mains that are sure to delight. Take the MTR to King Albert Park and then wander back along Dunearn Road before turning onto Binjai Park to pay Capri Trattoria & Pizzeria, one of the best Italian restaurants in Singapore. Book a table, though, as they do get crowded on occasion.
Bull and Bear in Singapore serves top quality European inspired cuisine, such as pizzas, steaks and even fish and chips. Located on the corner of Cross and Pekin Street in the iconic Chinatown, Bull and Bear is perfect for catching up with friends over a drink and some fantastic food after a hard days work. This chic and cosy bar and restaurant offers both in and outdoor seating where you can sit back and relax enjoying the chilled out atmosphere as you catch the latest sporting event on one of their many big screen TVs. To avoid missing out, book your table in advance.
Experience vibe-dining, where Italian-American cuisine meets electrifying music. Indulge in all-time favourites like the classic Chicken Parmigiano and the famous LAVO Meatball – made of fresh Imperial Wagyu Beef and Italian sausage, spiced to perfection and topped with whipped ricotta cheese. Satiate your palate with the signature 20 Layer Chocolate Cake, layered with peanut butter mascarpone for a wickedly rich and luscious treat.Set against Singapore’s spectacular skyline at 57-storeys aboveground with 180 degree views of the city, LAVO is a sleek and contemporary Italian-American restaurant that flaunts a luxurious lounge complete with a fully-equipped DJ booth. As the music gets pumping, rock the night away with handcrafted cocktails at the sprawling outdoor bar and terrace.
Pete’s Place is a cosy Italian restaurant located in the Grand Hyatt Singapore. Open for lunch and dinner, it’s the perfect spot if you’re craving pizza or pasta and looking for a casual, friendly atmosphere. Top-quality ingredients and authentic combinations is what makes the food here so great – think sustainable market fish and cannellini beans, braised veal shin with saffron risotto, fresh clam linguini and Diavola pizza with Italian pepperoni and mozzarella. There’s a buffet menu at lunch, as well as both kids and vegan dishes available. With its ambient lighting, brick walls and red-and-white checkered tablecloths, you might just be tucked away in an Italian trattoria rather than in Singapore’s bustling Orchard district. You’ll find Pete’s Place and the Grand Hyatt Singapore on Scotts Road, a short stroll from the ION Orchard Mall.