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3 days ago · Find out the best cafes in Singapore for your Instagram feed and your taste buds. From Orchard to the West, discover the top cafes for coffee, pastries, burgers, and more.
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Orchard
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Siglap & Joo Chiat
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Farrer Park & Novena
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Bukit Timah
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Bedok
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Buona Vista & Clementi
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Holland Village
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Paya Lebar
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Hougang
- Best Cafes in Singapore: Seletar and Punggol
1. Ami Patisserie
What started as an online pastry shop soon turned into a dedicated cafe space thanks to the skill and expertise of chef Makoto Arami. He’s known for his intricate European-style creations, combining French techniques with Japanese ingredients and flavours. We’re in love with the vibrant fruit tarts featuring the likes of Setoka oranges, strawberries, and melons. Ami Patisserie, 27 Scotts Road, Singapore 228222
2. Sunday Folks
Our hearts collectively dropped when Sunday Folks announced the closure of its Holland Village outlet, an icon within the neighbourhood. However, you can seek solace in the elegant Orchard outlet. You’ll find the same freshly churned homemade ice cream served in cones or as parfaits topped with other goodies. Remember to grab a drink from the seasonal tea selection to go with your dessert. Sunday Folks, #04-11, Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
3. Hvala
Boasting teas such as matcha, hojicha and genmaicha from different prefectures in Japan, this minimalist cafe lets you find your inner calm away from the bustling streets of Orchard. Sip on lattes, ice blends and cold brews for a quick pick-me-up. Looking to stay longer? Pair your drinks with a wide array of cakes and tarts in flavours like yuzu, goma, and matcha. Hvala, multiple locations including Somerset and Takashimaya
16. Craftsmen Specialty Coffee
Wondering where to get a potent cuppa joe in Siglap? Let us point you in the direction of this quaint coffee connoisseur, huddled within a charming store filled with whimsical details like Danish pottery and nutcracker dolls. Once you’re done getting googly-eyed at the decor, order anything from hazelnut and butterscotch latte to espresso and cortado – it’s all on the menu. Oh, and did we mention the waffles are a must-try? Craftsmen Specialty Coffee, multiple locations including Siglap Villa...
17. Cafe Natsu
Missing the cafes in Melbourne? This fun fusion concept dreamed up by Lewis Barker, head chef of Michelin-starred Sommer, will impress you. Make your way to Joo Chiat and chow down on brunch staples with a Japanese flair. Think wagyu sandos and salmon ikura rice bowls in a laid-back, elegant setting. Oh, and you won’t catch us saying no to dessert here. We recommend filling up on its creamy miso cheesecake. Cafe Natsu, 283 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427537
18. Brawn & Brains
Brawn & Brains started with a dream – to become one of Singapore’s leading coffee roasters. That means exceptional coffee and stellar customer service all ’round. This little coffee shop soon moved into the hip and happening enclave of Joo Chiat (which is where all the best cafes are, honestly). The team roasts with a combination of technical and sensory evaluation, so your cuppa is well-balanced and flavourful every time. Brawn & Brains, 218 East Coast Road, Singapore 428916
25. The Clueless Goat
The Clueless Goat is a no-frills coffee house serving brews that will excite any coffee junkie – piccolo, anyone? Perpetually crowded on weekends, it’s popular for typical brunch fare like poached eggs on toast and yogurt with granola. The Clueless Goat, Goldhill Plaza, 189 Thomson Road, Singapore 307631
26. Old Hen Coffee
With two cafe concepts a stone’s throw from each other, Old Hen is always buzzing with activity. Head to Old Hen Coffee Bar for cold brews, teas and all-day fare like eggs on toast and apple cinnamon waffles. Or grab a seat at Old Hen Kitchen to enjoy espresso by Nylon Coffee Roasters, kombucha and Japanese teas. Its food menu will feed you breakfast plates and French toast in the morning, followed by pasta and rice bowls in the afternoon. Old Hen Coffee, #01-03, 88 Rangoon Road, Singapore 21...
27. Syip
This cosy cafe surrounded by industrial spaces offers a respite from the bustle outside. Head in for coffee and tea paired with brunch and sweets. Signature dishes include mentaiko scallop linguine and creamy chicken scrambled egg croissant, alongside big breakfast plates and meaty rice bowls. Syip, 79 Owen Road, Singapore 218895
28. Atlas Coffeehouse
Head to Bukit Timah for hearty brunch grub if you’re looking for a weekend treat. Nosh on the signature buttermilk waffles or wurst rosti. Or pop by later in the afternoon to enjoy fried chicken sandwiches, steak-hash and sticky date pudding. Big groups can pad their meal with burnt Brussels sprouts, shoestring fries and honey butter tater tots. Plus, all kinds of filtered coffees, lattes and bottled brews on the drinks side. Atlas Coffeehouse, 6 Duke’s Road, Singapore 268886
29. Carpenter & Cook
Pastries, cakes and brunch – this artisanal bakery and cafe in Upper Bukit Timah delivers on all that. Grab plates of Mediterranean baked eggs, smoked salmon open toast and pasta paired with lattes and cold brews. If you’re just a tad peckish, order croissants, cinnamon rolls, tarts and cakes in flavours like strawberry shortcake. Carpenter & Cook, #01-06, 19 Lorong Kilat, Singapore 598120
30. The Ritual
This underrated gem provides a chill, intimate space for you to munch on grub and smash out your workload. Swing by and get a heaping big breakfast with toast, bacon, sausage, tomato relish, and eggs of your choice. Sip on cold-pressed juices or smoothies to escape the heat of the day. The Ritual, #01-09B, Alocassia Apartments, 383 Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 259727
31. Hay Gelato
If you’re looking for a late-night dessert spot in the east, this is your best bet. The gelato offerings are uniquely presented with a dent in the middle, which is topped with complimentary toppings. Adventurous palettes will enjoy interesting flavours such as dulce de luche, rosemary brown sugar, and smoked hay. We also love the decor: it’s giving industrial chic meets Barbiecore. Hay Gelato, #01-148, 136 Bedok North Avenue 3, Singapore 460136
32. Percolate Coffee
Percolate is an unpretentious joint for coffee connoisseurs, stocking a decent range of beans from all over the world including Colonna Coffee from the UK. Stop by for brunch and dig into the buttery croissants and sandwiches stuffed with curry egg mayo, smoked salmon or hae bee hiam. Percolate Coffee, #01-152, 136 Bedok North Avenue 3, Singapore 460136
33. Milk and Honey
Furnished with plastic stools and foldable tables, the tiny ice cream shop may not look like much, but it churns out lovely house-made gelatos and fluffy waffles. Order a tub to go – it’ll make for the perfect movie night companion. Milk and Honey, #01-179, 86 Bedok North Street 4, Singapore 460086
36. Jimmy Monkey Cafe & Bar
These folks were one of the first to set up shop in the area. An Australian-style hangout, it’s mostly known for brunch items such as avo toast, pancakes and eggs benedict, but many coffee aficionados make the journey to try blends made with its legendary Slayer espresso machine. Jimmy Monkey Cafe & Bar, #01-51, One-North Residences, 9 One-North Gateway, Singapore 138643
37. Olla Specialty Coffee
As Singapore’s first mobile coffee catering company, Olla finds its home in Clementi, providing good food, good drinks and good vibes for the community. Indulge in buttermilk waffles with gelato and pair your dessert with a vast selection of hot and cold brews for a lazy weekend afternoon. Olla Specialty Coffee, #01-03, 109 Clementi Street 11, Singapore 120109
38. The Lawn
Don’t want to miss out on the cafe-hopping fun, but watching your diet closely? Have your cake and eat it too at The Lawn. It’s a health-conscious salad stop where you can customise your green bowl with an array of toppings and meats. We’re not talking plain steak cubes and grilled chicken, by the way – chow down on items like grilled prawn, sous vide pesto chicken breast, and butter-seared dory. The Lawn, #01-07, Nanos, 31 Biopolis Way, Singapore 138669
41. Baker & Cook
We love Baker & Cook for its delish brunches, fab bakes and irresistible desserts. The Holland Village cafe offers both savoury and sweet dishes worthy of all the calories. Don’t miss out on the chocolate croissants, savoury cheese twist and jam bombolini! Baker & Cook, #01-56, Chip Bee Gardens, 44 Jalan Merah Saga, Singapore 278116
42. Frankie & Fern’s
After a fateful encounter at a flea market, Frank and Fern united their passion for flavours, art, and vintage wonders. That’s how Frankie & Fern’s was born! This whimsical cafe is home to daring flavours and plenty of stories. The brunch menu gives you sweet and savoury options like portobello toast and acai bowls. Meanwhile, the dinner menu is a treat – it features a variety of small and large plates you can enjoy with wine or beer. Frankie & Fern’s, #04-03, 211 Holland Avenue, Singapore 27...
43. Knots Cafe & Living
Kill two birds with one stone at Knots Cafe & Living. It’s where you can get your coffee fix and nip that itch to shop. Admire the wide variety of home decor pieces on display. See something you like? Snap it up once you’re done tucking into the all-day breakfast menu. The warm and comforting ambience of the cosy space will have you relaxed for the weekend. Knots Cafe & Living, #01-07, 160 Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 409022
44. Coexist Coffee Co.
This Instagrammable cafe will have you falling in love at first sight. It sports industrial-style decor with splashes of warm wood. And this coffee-centric establishment doesn’t just serve up great looks. The food is delicious! The cafe is a massive two-storey outlet at the Lifelong Learning Institute, so you’ll find plenty of spots to sit and enjoy your cuppa. Coexist Coffee Co., #01-02, Lifelong Learning Institute, 11 Euons Road, Singapore 408601
45. Alchemist
Caffeine addicts should be familiar with this Tai Seng joint. Alchemist’s flagship store takes up the first floor of the preserved Khong Guan Building and transforms the space into a gorgeous blend of dark blue and white. What about the menu? Enjoy fresh brews and decadent pastries. Psst: this is a good place to get some work done if you need a change of scenery. Alchemist, #01-01, Khong Guan Building, 2 Mactaggart Road, Singapore 368078
46. Fatcat Ice Cream & Coffee Boutique
There’s a reason why this spot became a cult favourite – the waffles are done so incredibly well. Charcoal waffles with salted caramel sauce and iced butter coffee or brown butter waffles with maple syrup… these are just a few of FatCat’s fancy menu offerings. Order a coffee or tea and that’s your midday snack sorted. Fatcat Ice Cream & Coffee Boutique, 15 Simon Road, Singapore 545907
47. Lola’s Cafe
A quick stroll from Kovan MRT, the laidback cafe offers brunch classics such as crab cake benedict, croissants and sammies. For a neighbourhood haunt, the craft beer selection is pretty decent too – it’s got beers categorised into different types. Lola’s Cafe, 5 Simon Road, Singapore 545893
48. Lickers
A gem of a find, Lickers is the perfect spot for a sweet midnight rendezvous as it stays open till 2am. You won’t spot any synthetic flavourings or off-the-shelf mixes in the house-made ice cream, which we love for its wacky flavours. If you’re not up to travel all the way to Hougang, the store delivers too. Lickers, #01-1446, 124 Hougang Avenue 1, Singapore 530124
49. Wheeler’s Estate
Consisting of a restaurant, cafe, bar and events space, Wheeler’s Estate is every cafe-hopping, latte-sipping, brunch-loving foodie’s dream come true: It’s set on two acres of lush greenery in a cluster of beautifully restored colonial bungalows at Seletar Aerospace Park – need we say more? Menu-wise, the joint plates up brunch staples like a big breakfast, avocado toast, and burgers. Wheeler’s Estate, Seletar Aerospace Park, 2 Park Lane, Singapore 798386
50. Whisk and Paddle
This massive open-air bistro provides tranquil views of the river and its surroundings. On the menu, you’ll find a whole host of comfort grub, including macaroni and cheese, eggs benedict with smoked salmon served atop waffles and a wide selection of pizzas. It’s also a charming watering hole in the evening; come by to kick back over cocktails and bar bites. Whisk and Paddle, #01-01, 10 Tebing Lane, Singapore 828836
51. Rise & Grind Coffee Co.
Punggol has its fair share of cosy cafes serving comfort food. Expect bites like truffle fries and spicy buffalo wings to gear you up for tasty mains such as the signature chicken chop and pasta selections. If you’re a dessert person, treat yourself to a scoop of ice cream with buttermilk waffles. These folks definitely rise to the occasion! Rise & Grind Coffee Co., #01-06, Oasis Terraces, 681 Punggol Drive, Singapore 820681
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