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Going out for a spot of brunch in Singapore is the only reason we drag our butts out of bed on weekend mornings. Are you looking for a new dining haunt to get a hearty English breakfast? Or are you simply out of lunch spots in the CBD? No matter what you need, we’ve got it covered. Here’s our big list of brilliant brunches to nibble your way across all neighbourhoods.
Best brunch spots in Singapore
1. Wild Honey: Satisfy breakfast cravings all day, any time
Meet Wild Honey’s popular spin on all-day dining offerings. Here’s where to indulge in a unique array of globally-inspired brunch dishes that taste as delicious in the morning as in the evening. Step inside its stunning new 3,600sqft outlet nestled in Bugis, and you’ll be enveloped by vibrant and airy interiors, natural textures, and pops of colours inspired by the So-Cal lifestyle of Los Angeles.
Try exciting new creations such as the Valencia (brioche French toast stuffed with fresh mango), Roma (creamy Italian white bramata polenta with sauteed chicken liver), and Texan with BBQ brisket. Or, celebrate the upcoming weekend with the restaurant’s French Oyster Fridays, featuring fresh oysters paired with white wine. Fans of Wild Honey can also indulge in well-loved signature dishes like the Spanish, and vegetarian-friendly options such as the Turkish and Flinder’s Lane. Wash them all down with your choice of healthy smoothies, juices, bespoke cocktails, specialty coffee or tea.
Perk alert: enjoy a glass of Ruffino prosecco at $12++ (U.P. $16++) and Mimosa jugs at $35++ (U.P. $50++) in July 2024. Available only at Middle Road.
Wild Honey, multiple locations including Middle Road and Mandarin Gallery
2. Akira Back: Welcome to the Saturday brunch club
It’s official. Saturdays are reserved for brunch at this award-winning restaurant – and you’re invited to join the Akira Back Brunch Club (A.B.C). Akira Back Singapore serves gourmet Japanese creations with Korean flavours and flair. From 12pm to 2pm, tuck into a sumptuous spread of unlimited fresh sashimi, nigiri and maki rolls, hot mains, signature favourites and more. Brunch is priced at $98++ per pax. Or, top up from $68++ per pax to turn it into a boozy affair with free-flowing wines, sake, beer, champagne and cocktails.
Whet your appetite with classics like wagyu taco, tuna and mushroom pizza, and fresh Japanese oysters. For a dose of Korean heritage, order the mung bean pancake with homemade AB kimchi salad. Next, look towards the chef’s daily assortment, and fill up on sashimi, nigiri, maki rolls and miso soup. There’s also a free-flow hot selection, including rock shrimp tempura, beef toban and grilled baby chicken. To round it all off, sink your teeth into indulgent desserts like the AB Cigar (coffee mousse with macadamia praline) and hojicha ice cream.
Akira Back Singapore, Level B1M, JW Marriott Singapore South Beach, 30 Beach Road, Singapore, 189763
3. Moonchild: For relaxed mornings
For a true lazy weekend where all you need is food and coffee, turn to Moonchild for your brunch needs. The menu is split between The Morning Situation and Midday to Close, but rest assured you’ll get delectable dishes on both. The morning menu features quintessential plates like sandwiches, toasts, and coffee. While the midday menu has salads and pasta at the ready. Oh, and the furbabies are more than welcome to come along and join in on the fun!
Moonchild, #01-01, 351 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208988
4. Kinki Restaurant + Bar: Japanese bottomless brunch
Tucked away in a historic building that sits in front of Singapore’s beautiful Marina Bay waterfront, Kinki Restaurant is an urban Japanese spot that packs a punch. Recently revamped with a bolder look and bigger flavours, the dining experience here is edgy and sophisticated. Its bottomless brunch on Saturdays and public holidays starts from 12pm, feeding you with fresh sushi and sashimi, maki rolls, wagyu udon, ramen and more.
Kinki Restaurant + Bar, #02-02, Customs House, 70 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049323
5. Symmetry: Eggs, eggs and more eggs!
Good news: here’s where you can get your weekday fill of brunch. Served Mondays to Saturdays till 4pm (till 5.30pm on Sundays), brunch is all about eggs at this OG cafe. The line-up features eggy variations served with the full breakfast, crab on toast and lamb shakshouka. Don’t forget to wash it down with a strong cup of joe.
Symmetry, #01-01, 9 Jalan Kubor, Singapore 199206
6. Restaurant Espoir: East meets West brunch chic
Looking for a halal brunch option for the weekend? Enter the chic Espoir, a Muslim-friendly restaurant taking up residence at Amoy Street. Its menu boasts an East-meets-West approach, combining Malayan herbs and spices with European-influenced cuisine. From 10am to 4pm, diners can savour dishes such as nasi lemak burger, galette featuring over-easy eggs, mozzarella and creme fraise, and a classic big breakfast. If you’re extremely famished, get the apex brunch tower. You’ll leave the place feeling fuller than when you arrived. Psst: dining with the little ones? They get to eat for free on weekends with every adult main course ordered!
Restaurant Espoir, 70 Amoy Street, Singapore 069889
7. Canchita Peruvian Cuisine: Vibrant Latin American plates
We’re big fans of the buzzing Dempsey restaurant and its authentic Peruvian cuisine. For a lively brunch experience, head here and enjoy hearty plates of pescado a la talla (grilled fish marinated in adobo) and variations of tostadas. Don’t miss out on the fabulous tacos and ceviche.
Canchita Peruvian Cuisine, 9A & 9B Dempsey Road, Singapore 247698
8. Tolido’s Espresso Nook: Cosy brunch with terrific coffee
For your dose of brunch at any time, hit up this cafe for all-day breakfast delights. Take your pick from shakshouka eggs, truffle scrambled eggs, stout-glazed bacon French toast, and rosti with smoked bratwurst. Best of all, you can walk it off by exploring the surrounding Kampong Glam area afterwards.
Tolido’s Espresso Nook, #01-63, 462 Crawford Lane, Singapore 190462
9. Common Man Coffee Roasters: One of the best coffees in town
We’re going out on a limb to say that Common Man Coffee Roasters probably has the best coffee in town. But you’re not here just for that, are you? Get your all-day brunch fix with the full breakfast starring eggs done your way, bacon, pork sausage, herbed tomato, hashbrowns, mushroom and house-made chorizo baked beans. Or try the croissant croque monsieur for a carby meal. End it on a sweet note with a refreshing acai bowl.
Common Man Coffee Roasters, multiple locations including Martin Road and Joo Chiat
10. 6 Letter Brunch: For healthier options
Situated in Siglap, this cafe’s menu is vast with brunch grub like a classic big breakfast, pancakes, toasts, and salads. There are even breakfast tacos and rostis on the menu! Looking for something healthy? The smoothie bowls are packed with good stuff like chia seeds, berries, granola and yoghurt.
6 Letter Brunch, 103 Frankel Avenue, Singapore 458225
11. Kings Cart Coffee: Brunch classics with local touches
Coffee can make or break our mornings, so you must look to the pros for that perfect cup of joe. The team at Kings Cart Coffee are true coffee aficionados, curating a simple but complex menu. You’ll even find part of its roasting facility right in its cosy cafe! Enjoy playful variations on coffee here, some with playful infusions of local flavours. Foodwise, you’ll tuck into classics like the king’s breakfast, or go for the Katong laksa fish and chips.
Kings Cart Coffee, multiple locations including Joo Chiat and Bishan
12. Siri House: Sophisticated sharing plates and cocktails
Want a leisurely brunch experience amidst Singapore’s lush foliage? Head to Siri House on Saturday and Sunday afternoons for elegant indoor dining or breezy relaxation at the outdoor terrace area. Plates are made to share, so you can nibble on everything that catches your eye. Flavourful starters include arancini, with octopus, chorizo and mozzarella, and crab toast topped with crab mayo and apple citrus salsa. If you can’t live without eggs, get the lobster scrambled eggs with Boston lobster and za’atar.
Siri House, #01-02, 8D Dempsey Road, Singapore 249672
13. Oriole Coffee + Bar: Brunch with a cuppa joe
Adding to the smorgasbord of brunch options in the city is Oriole Coffee + Bar. The all-day menu features hearty and comforting breakfast treats like smashed avocado toast, vanilla milkshakes and a fully loaded plate of sourdough toast, sausages, eggs, and mushrooms. Food coma got you sleepy? Perk up with an espresso!
Oriole Coffee + Bar, #01-01, Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard, 96 Somerset Road, Singapore 238163
14. Artichoke: Brunch from the dude-Sin master
Trust Bjorn Shen – the wackiest chef we know – to whip up Middle Eastern-influenced dishes your taste buds won’t let you forget. The weekend brunch menu is ever-changing, but to give you an idea of what to expect, items like prawn falafels, fish kofta tagine and sujuk spiced lamb mince have graced the menu. All dishes are served in sharing portions.
Artichoke, #01-02, New Bahru, 46 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
15. OverEasy: All-American diner brunch
Best cure for a hangover? A delish all-American brunch in Singapore. OverEasy has just the right remedy for your weekend. We’d make a beeline for the ultimate diner breakfast (because what else would you get at a diner-themed restaurant?). It’s two eggs done your style with hash browns, chicken sausage, bacon, and toast. Yum!
OverEasy, #01-06, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213
16. PS.Cafe: The one brunch lovers flock to
This well-known cafe in Singapore needs no introduction, but that’s not stopping us from raving about its brunch! Choose from fluffy pancakes, eggs Benedict, fish and chips or a hulking burger to kickstart your day. You can even dive into pizzas, pasta and salads to go with your fruit soda, kombucha, freshly pressed juice or ice cream shake.
PS.Cafe, multiple locations including East Coast Park and Great World
17. Super Loco Robertson Quay: It’s all about the Mexican munchies
Fancy a Mexican brunch by Singapore’s relaxing waterfront? One of our favourite spots, Super Loco, puts out amazing brunch creations from 10am during the weekend. Dig into a breakfast quesadilla, burrito, or Mexican eggs Benedict – everything’s a burst of flavour! And pair them with frozen margaritas – because why not?
Super Loco Robertson Quay, #01-13, The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238252
18. Working Title: Burgers for brunch
Our two favourite B-words come together on the halal-certified Working Title’s brunch menu. The cafe dishes out “grunge brunch” plates. You’ll be well fed with classic dishes like the eggs benny, big brekkie, and steak and eggs.
Working Title, #01-01, Block D, Lasalle College of the Arts, 1 McNally Street, Singapore 187940
19. Penny University: Brunchin’ in the east
This cosy little cafe in Bugis champions the “made in Singapore” concept. These folks source their coffee beans from local roasters, serve bread baked fresh daily in the area, and often collaborate with local bakers. Pop by daily anytime between 8am and 5pm and pick from chia seed smoothie bowl, French toast and Harlem-style buttermilk chicken on waffles. Solid choices like the Turkish eggs and Penny’s Benedict are must-haves, too.
Penny University, 17 Jalan Klapa, Singapore 199329
20. Sprmrkt: Brunch with a side of art
At Sprmrkt (short for “supermarket”), the focus is on fresh produce – and, of course, a mix of dining, retail and art. The brunch menu, available from 8am to 3pm, consists of classic offerings. Select from the hearty breakfast platter, the egg white omelette with gammon ham, buttermilk pancakes with caramelised bananas and chocolate sauce, or French toast topped with lovely berries.
Sprmrkt, #01-15A, 8 Dempsey Road, Singapore 247696
21. Lola’s Cafe: Comfort food in a cosy space
This fan fave in Singapore has been around for years, hitting it out of the park with amazing brunch options. Crab cake Benedict, shakshuka, sandwiches, pastas… there’s plenty to choose from. No wonder we keep going back. Check it out for yourself from 10am on weekdays, with an earlier start time of 9am on weekends to cater to the early birds.
Lola’s Cafe, multiple locations including Simon Road, Holland Village and Tampines
22. Sarnies: Brunch in the CBD
For all meals big or small, Sarnies is here to make your weekend extra special. Available from 8am to 3.30pm on weekends, the brunch menu takes your dining experience from savoury to sweet. It’s got a fair mix of egg-cellent options in the form of toasts, bagels, and more. But all eyes are on the Fry Up – a platter of fried eggs, bacon, ‘shrooms, beans, tots, grilled tomatoes and country sourdough. Healthy acai bowls and salads are dished out as well!
Sarnies, 136 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068601
23. The Providore: All-in-one brunch
With a cafe, deli, bakery and grocery store rolled into one, you’ll probably be spending the whole morning at The Providore. But first, brunch! Breakfast treats are served till 11.30am on weekdays and 3pm on weekends and public holidays. So come early to chow down on organic muesli, English breakfast, Spanish baked eggs, ricotta pancakes and more.
The Providore, multiple locations including Downtown Gallery and Mandarin Gallery
24. One Man Coffee: French toast and brekkie platters
This famed cafe has been around for a long time. So you know this spot knows how to do a mean brunch that’ll fill you right up for the rest of your day. The team specialises in the art of espresso. And to go along with the coffee delights? Mains that feature eggs, flavourful pastas, and sandwiches.
One Man Coffee, #01-15, Kinesis, 4 Fusionopolis Way, Singapore 138635
25. Chez Suzette: Chic brunch in France
This two-storey French cafe just screams style. Walk through the glass panelled doors and you’ll find a cosy space decked out in rattan furniture, awash in neutral hues. After taking IG-worthy shots of the cafe, choose from brunch plates like eggs Benedict, English breakfast, and croque monsieur. For something hearty, go for the black angus ribeye, duck leg confit or chicken cordon bleu. Wash it all down with an extensive selection of spirits and wines.
Chez Suzette, #01-01, 5 Teck Lim Road, Singapore 088383
26. Nassim Hill Bakery Bistro Bar: Casual brunch for chillin’
Nassim Hill plates out great brunch faves from Tuesdays to Sundays till 3pm. Sip on coffee as you dine on classics like skillet eggs, buttermilk pancakes and cheddar cheese bacon waffles. Oh, and don’t forget to get your hands on the limited brioche donuts filled with chocolate or kaya.
Nassim Hill Bakery Bistro Bar, #01-03, Singapore Post – Tanglin Branch, 56 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247964
27. Tanjong Beach Club: All-day beachside brunch
Sun, sand and a scrumptious brunch – this beach club has it all. It’s the perfect place to sit back and pretend you’re on a mini vacay. The all-day restaurant by the beach will have you spoilt for choice with goodies such as avocado toast, bagel Benedict and toasted banana bread. And what’s a beachside brunch without tropical tipples? Wash it all down with refreshing cocktails like watermelon cooler and summer sangria.
Tanjong Beach Club, 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 098942
28. Basilico: Sumptuous Italian brunch buffet
To make weekend brunch a fancy affair, head to Basilico and indulge in the lavish spread. From 12pm to 3pm, you’ll be treated to dishes like char-grilled angus beef ribeye, fresh seafood, and more. Plus, don’t forget the cheese counter starring over 40 Italian-aged varieties, as well as tableside servings of truffle risotto. End off with homemade Italian desserts and gelati.
Basilico, Level 2, Conrad Orchard Singapore, 1 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249715
29. Alley on 25: Incredible breakfast buffet
We can’t think of a better place to spend a blissful weekend or a public holiday. Alley on 25 by Andaz Singapore does one incredible Lazy Breakfast and it’s the perfect excuse to drag yourself out of bed on weekends. The feast includes a sprawling breakfast buffet and one a la carte order. From 12pm to 2.30pm, relish brekkie classics like crab eggs Benedict, kaya toast with soft-boiled eggs, and avocado toast. The spread also features a continental station for a variety of bread, cereals, cold cuts and superfoods at the salad bar. Wanna turn it into a free-flow boozy brekkie? Top up to sip on wine, prosecco and beer.
Alley on 25, Level 25, Andaz Singapore, 5 Fraser Street, Singapore 198354
30. Little Rogue Coffee: For a dose of coffee and sunshine
Temporarily closed for relocation.
Get your brunch fix at this cafe in Katong. Try scrambled eggs with ikura on sourdough, or the patatas bravas. You can even upgrade your order with smashed avo, bacon or smoked salmon. The space is also adorned with lush greenery, rustic wooden furniture and a neon light saying “Coffee & Sunshine”. How cute!
Little Rogue Coffee, 336 Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore 437109
So, which brunch spot in Singapore are you checking out first?
