Must Visit Cafés in Singapore

Ever heard of Cruffins? They’re croissants baked into the shape of muffins, giving the product a fantastic flaky texture accompanied by the traditional flavour fest muffins provide. Originating in San Francisco, Mr Holmes Bakehouse has been credited with popularising this pastry back in 2014. since Singapore's two outlets are the only remaining places to try these famous Cruffins (with the outlets in San Francisco and Seoul closed), this is one not to be missed

With interiors mirroring the brand's signature pink and white theme fantastic for photo opportunities, you'll be greeted by a wide array of Cruffins for your selection. They keep the menu fresh with new Cruffin and doughnut flavours of the month, with funky fun flavours such as Thai milk tea and strawberry shortcake partnering with traditional favourites such as chocolate and rose raspberry. Soups, sandwiches, croissants, other pastries, and drinks are on the menu as well.

9 Scotts Rd, #01-01/02/03
Pacific Plaza, Singapore 228210

9 Battery Rd, #01-01
MYP Centre, Singapore 049910

If you’re looking for quality waffles and ice cream to satisfy your sweet tooth, look no further than the FatCat Ice Cream Bar. Hidden from the hustle and bustle of Singapore’s business district, this small, simple, and minimalistic dessert cafe’s original outlet can be found in the neighbourhood of Bedok, with a recently opened stall located at Kovan.

With interiors mirroring the brand's signature pink and white theme fantastic for photo opportunities, you'll be greeted by a wide array of Cruffins for your selection. They keep the menu fresh with new Cruffin and doughnut flavours of the month, with funky fun flavours such as Thai milk tea and strawberry shortcake partnering with traditional favourites such as chocolate and rose raspberry. Soups, sandwiches, croissants, other pastries, and drinks are on the menu as well.

9 Scotts Rd, #01-01/02/03
Pacific Plaza, Singapore 228210

9 Battery Rd, #01-01
MYP Centre, Singapore 049910

Tucked away in Joo Chiat, Cafe Natsu serves your traditional western brunch classics, but with a Japanese twist. Dreamed up by Chef Lewis Barker of One Michelin Star-restaurant Sommer, this fusion of Eastern and Western cuisine is reflected in both the design of the cafe as well as its menu. For example, the cafe’s Breakfast Plate comes with Kurobuta pork sausage, kombu beans, roasted tomato, and avocado, which is topped off with sourdough and scrambled eggs.

You’ll enjoy the fun of fusion in a relaxing yet elegant interior, with elements of different cultures giving you a soothing and pleasant experience. While visiting, desserts are on the agenda as well, with mochi fried doughnuts served with salted Hokkaido milk ice cream and their baked Hokkaido cheese tarts being the pick of the bunch. If you’re planning on visiting Cafe Natsu, do note that they are closed on Mondays, and only accept credit/debit card payments.

283 Joo Chiat Rd
Singapore 427537

What’s a café list without some good coffee? With a 6th place finish at the World Brewers Cup (2018) under their belt, Apartment Coffee serves you their acclaimed brews in a minimalistic white-spaced, brown-furnished, and light-filled studio located at near Rochor guaranteed to garner you attention on social media.

Likes aside, their seasonal menu offers patrons something new each visit, with richly flavoured filter roasts being their main attraction. Featuring beans sourced from all over the world, their coffee is served in ceramic/clay cups and gives you a smooth, yet complex tasting experience. What’s more, they even give you the backstory of whatever roast you’ve ordered through a little card, further heightening your overall coffee-drinking experience. Even if you’re not an avid coffee lover, Apartment Coffee is not one to be missed!

139 Selegie Rd
Singapore 188309

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