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Cat Café Neko no Niwa is proud to be Singapore’s first cat café and a proven hit with both locals and visitors alike, being continuously awarded the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence ever since 2014. Situated in a conservation shophouse by the Singapore River in Boat Quay, this charming spot offers the purrfect place to unwind with coffee, cakes and cats. The adorable feline company is undoubtedly a heartwarmer and guests pay a time-based fee to enjoy time with them.
Situated down Moh Guan Terrace, Flock Cafe is a dream come true for Singapore’s coffee lovers and caffeine addicts. Locals do indeed flock to the restaurant's Tiong Bahru location, and we can’t blame them – this fantastic cafe serves up amazing cuisine in addition to their delightful variety of brews. The interior of Flock Cafe is sleek and modern, the perfect spot for some quiet contemplation with a cup of coffee or tea. Try one of their sandwiches for lunch, order up some French toast in the morning or go for some coffee and a piece of cake in the afternoon – whatever the plan, be sure to book ahead, as Flock Cafe is known to stay busy, especially during peak hours.
SOFI Cafe Pizza in Singapore is a restaurant we just can’t get enough of, serving authentic Italian delights which are created by using only the finest ingredients. SOFI is the sister restaurant to the world-famous Pasta Brava, which is conveniently located just next door on Craig Road. As well as offering diners the chance to sample Pasta Brava’s legendary food, SOFI Cafe Pizza also focuses on serving up everything from cake and coffee to thin-crust pizza. If you’re in the mood for fantastic service, a great atmosphere and truly spectacular pizza in Singapore, then book a table at SOFI Cafe Pizza by Pasta Brava. You can find it just down the street from the Tanjong Pagar MRT station.
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The Stamford Brasserie is an all-in-one dining destination that brings to life the charm and exuberance of a classic French brasserie. The stylish tri-concept outlet, first in the hotel to run completely plastic-free, is conveniently located on the ground floor of Swissotel The Stamford and comprises a Grab & Go, Bistro Restaurant and Beer Bar.The venue’s tasteful décor is a feast for the eyes, featuring a mix of traditional vintage appeal interspersed with industrial-chic contemporary touches. Also incorporated is an open kitchen and bar, where diners can witness lively bistro cooking in action.
King and the Pawn in Singapore is a one-of-a-kind board game cafe and bar featuring over 300 board games, comfort food with a playful twist, beer on tap, milkshakes, cocktails and locally-roasted coffee. The board games range from party games and bluffing games for large groups, to brain-burning strategy games, as well as 2-player games for date nights with a difference. If you're feeling peckish, a savoury selection of mains and nibbles are also available, like creamy duck confit pasta or a giant bowl of truffle fries with seaweed mayo. A full brunch menu is also served on weekends. Head to this unique Purvis Street spot armed with a reservation – you’ll need one!
Leading the city’s speciality coffee and brunch scene, Strangers’ Reunion in Singapore is a passionate and contemporary café in Tanjong Pagar. With multiple award-winning and talented baristas behind the coffee machines – ones that have won both Singaporean and world championships – guests can expect only the best quality coffee at Strangers’ Reunion. One can order themself an aeropress, syphon, pourover or espresso and delight in the café’s ambient atmosphere, their Kampong Bahru Road location boasting both modern decor and friendly vibes. To match such artisan coffee, Strangers’ Reunion offer an all-day brunch menu inspired by international cuisines. There’s everything from buttermilk waffles and whipped avocado on toast, to smoothie bowls and truffle tagliatelle. With artisan teas and craft beers also available, a visit to this Singapore café is not to be missed. Reservations are essential.
Safari Cafe in Singapore serves up a fantastic range of local and western-inspired cuisine that not only tastes amazing but also won’t break the bank. The menu has a bit of everything from burgers, pizza and pasta, through to succulent steaks and plenty more besides. You’ll love the open rustic decor that helps set the atmosphere of this chilled out restaurant. Located on the iconic Haji Lane in Bugis, if you’re looking for a place to chill out for an afternoon while you catch up with friends or just listen to music and watch the world go by, then you’re looking for Safari Cafe.
Typhoon Cafe in Singapore is a smorgasbord for any foodie’s taste buds and offers a delicious trifecta of Taiwanese cuisine, decadent desserts and artisan fruit teas. This modern all-day eatery is passionate about bringing the tastes of Taiwan to Singapore, setting up shop in a chic and comfortable space within the Plaza Singapura on Orchard Road. Their menu is truly extensive and includes authentic Taiwenese dishes like oyster omelette, san bei chicken and bao buns. The set meals are a steal, yet make sure you save room for something sweet, as Typhoon Cafe’s indulgent desserts are signature in Orchard’s dining scene. The soft soufflé stackers, for example, come with rich toppings like Taiwan milk tea with bubble, strawberry with almond biscuit, or durian-cheese gula melaka sauce. If this sounds like a bit of you, make a booking today! Advance reservations are recommended.
Set in a flower shop, there can be few prettier cafes than Cafe De Nicole’s Flower in Singapore. Based in the East Coast district, the cafe serves cake and coffee as well as an all day breakfast and lunch menu. The focus is on fresh and healthy food. Fruit salads, acai bowls, quiches and soups comprise the lunch menu, while there’s grilled chicken, tortellini and more on the lunch menu. We suggest ordering the souffle pancakes, that look as good as they taste! The cafe itself is based on Telok Kuraru Road and is light, airy and filled with plants, which creates an environment you won’t want to leave.