Never have a boring brunch again! Bookmark this guide for all the best spots in Singapore.
Brunch, glorious brunch! It’s the only reason we drag ourselves out of bed on weekends (and sometimes weekdays too!). Whether you’re craving a classic fry-up, a stack of fluffy pancakes, or a hearty English breakfast, Singapore’s brunch scene has it all. So grab your crew and get ready to feast your way through our ultimate guide.
Best brunch food in Singapore
1. Punch: Simple yet hearty offerings
This cafe packs a punch! (Sorry, we couldn’t help it.) Residing in a shophouse along North Canal Road, Punch is known for its minimalist decor, lush outdoor courtyard, and delicious brunch. Get your hands on classic dishes like poached eggs with avocado or unique offerings such as Earl Grey pancakes and banana porridge. For a heartier meal, try the sandwiches or burgs, available from 12pm. End off on a sweet note with treats like Hokkaido gelato, brownie cookie, and tiramisu.
Must-try dishes: Dean’s breakfast; Earl Grey pancakes; banana porridge
How much: A la carte from $15
Brunch o’clock: Daily, 8am to 6pm
Punch, 32 North Canal Road, Singapore 059288
2. 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 connoisseurs, curating a menu that’s both simple and complex. You’ll even find part of its roasting facility right in its cosy cafe! Enjoy playful variations on the classic cuppa here, some with local-inspired twists. When the hunger strikes, tuck into classics like the king’s breakfast, or try the Katong laksa fish and chips.
Must-try dishes: Kings breakfast; Katong laksa fish and chips; gula melaka latte
How much: A la carte from $12
Brunch o’clock: Daily, 9am to 5pm
Kings Cart Coffee, multiple locations including Joo Chiat and Bishan
3. One Man Coffee: French toast and brekkie platters
Those living near Queenstown and appreciate the art of espresso might be familiar with this joint, which has been around for a long time. So you know this spot knows how to do a mean brunch that goes well with coffee and will fill you right up for the rest of your day. Grab a seat, tuck into classic egg dishes, flavourful pastas, and sandos, and just watch the world go by.
Must-try dishes: Baked eggs cocotte; spicy mushroom aglio olio
How much: A la carte from $9
Brunch o’clock: Mondays to Fridays, 9am to 4pm
One Man Coffee, #01-15, Kinesis, 4 Fusionopolis Way, Singapore 138635
4. The Providore: Snooze away for breakfast served past noon
Go ahead and hit that snooze button… ‘cos The Providore’s all-day breakfast menu lets you indulge in a hearty breakfast even past noon. Available till 4pm daily at all seven locations, the menu features all-time sweet and savoury favourites. Go for the classic English breakfast for a sumptuous spread of eggs your way, sourdough toast, a pork sausage, grilled back bacon, roasted tomatoes and sauteed mushrooms.
Other signature items include fluffy ricotta pancakes served with caramelised bananas, candied walnuts and sugar syrup; Spanish baked eggs; as well as a European-style breakfast board featuring premium ingredients from the deli. Early bird or night owl, this indulgent breakfast and brunch spot is a definite crowd-pleaser.
Must-try dishes: English breakfast; ricotta pancakes
How much: Enquire for prices
Brunch o’clock: Daily, opening till 4pm at all locations
The Providore, multiple locations including Mandarin Gallery and Paya Lebar Quarters
5. 6 Letter Brunch: For healthier options
Whether you’re craving a classic big breakfast, fluffy pancakes, or a healthy smoothie bowl, this cafe has something to satisfy every craving. We spotted breakfast tacos and rostis on the menu – perfect for those who like to think outside the brunch box. It’s the perfect spot for a leisurely brunch with friends or a solo fuel-up before exploring the charming Siglap ‘hood.
Must-try dishes: Good Day Breakfast; classic French omelette; brunch tacos
How much: A la carte from $9
Brunch o’clock: Daily, 8am to 9pm
6 Letter Brunch, multiple locations including Frankel Avenue and Crawford Lane
6. Symmetry: Eggs, eggs, and more eggs!
Eggs-cellent news, brunch lovers! Symmetry serves up a mean brunch that’s all about those egg-citing variations (alright, we’ll stop now). Whether you’re a poached egg enthusiast or an eggs Benedict fanatic, there’s something on the menu to tickle your fancy. You can have ’em with the full breakfast, crab on toast, and lamb shakshouka. Don’t forget to wash it down with a strong cup of joe. It’s the perfect way to fuel up for a day of exploring the city.
Must-try dishes: Symmetry Full Breakfast; crab on toast; lamb shakshouka
How much: From $27
Brunch o’clock: Mondays to Saturdays, open till 4pm and Sundays, all day
Symmetry, #01-01, 9 Jalan Kubor, Singapore 199206
7. Tolido’s Espresso Nook: Cosy brunch with terrific coffee
Hit up this all-day breakfast haven anytime you’re craving delicious brunch delights. We’re talking flavourful shakshouka eggs, truffle scrambled eggs, stout-glazed bacon French toast, and rosti with smoked bratwurst. Perfection? You know it. Best of all, you can walk off the calories (or just make room for more!) by exploring Kampong Glam after you’ve fueled up.
Must-try dishes: Shakshouka eggs; stout-glazed bacon French toast
How much: A la carte from $18
Brunch o’clock: Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8am to 4pm and Fridays to Sundays, 8am to 5pm
Tolido’s Espresso Nook, #01-63, 462 Crawford Lane, Singapore 190462
8. Kinki Restaurant + Bar: Japanese bottomless brunch
Warning: this ain’t your average sushi spot! Kinki brings the funk to Japanese cuisine with its edgy, urban vibes and seriously killer views of Marina Bay. Housed in a historic building, we say this rooftop restaurant is the place to be for a bottomless brunch. The menu is packed with fresh sushi and sashimi, creative maki rolls, slurp-worthy wagyu udon, and moreish ramen. It’s the perfect spot to indulge in Japanese flavours with a side of sassy attitude.
Must-try dishes: Spicy salmon maki; chicken curry claypot; mentaiko gems
How much: $68++ per person
Brunch o’clock: Saturdays and public holidays, 12pm to 3pm
Kinki Restaurant + Bar, #02-02, Customs House, 70 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049323
9. Canchita Peruvian Cuisine: Vibrant Latin American plates
We’re big fans of this vibrant Dempsey spot and its authentic Peruvian cuisine. If you’re looking for a lively brunch experience, head here and enjoy hearty plates of pescado a la talla (grilled fish marinated in adobo) and creative tostada variations. Oh, don’t miss out on the fabulous tacos and ceviche – they’re a must-try, if we say so ourselves!
Must-try dishes: Pescado a la talla; fish tacos; ceviche molcajete
How much: A la carte from $16
Brunch o’clock: Fridays to Sundays, 11.30am to 3pm
Canchita Peruvian Cuisine, 9A & 9B Dempsey Road, Singapore 247698
10. Little Rogue Coffee: For a dose of coffee and sunshine
Get your brunch fix at this cafe, which recently moved from Katong to Tiong Bahru. Sink your forks into mouthwatering offerings like scrambled eggs with ikura on sourdough and crispy patatas bravas. You can even customise your order with smashed avo, bacon, or smoked salmon. We’re loving the charming new space: lush greenery, rustic wooden furniture, and a neon light that says “Coffee & Sunshine”. How cute!
Must-try dishes: Patatas bravas; soft scrambled eggs with ikura; happiness banger
How much: A la carte from $14
Brunch o’clock: Daily, 8am to 5.30pm
Little Rogue Coffee, 27 Yong Siak Street, Singapore 168654
11. Common Man Coffee Roasters: One of the best coffees in town
We’re going out on a limb to say Common Man Coffee Roasters is a must-visit for your caffeine fix. But you’re not here just for that, are you? Get your all-day brunch fix with the full breakfast featuring 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. If you want something lighter, we say go for its refreshing acai bowl.
Must-try dishes: Common Man Full Breakfast; croissant croque monsieur; breakfast pancakes
How much: A la carte from $18
Brunch o’clock: Daily, 7.30am to 4pm
Common Man Coffee Roasters, multiple locations including Martin Road and Joo Chiat
12. 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.
Must-try dishes: Roma; Flinder’s Lane
How much: A la carte from $10
Brunch o’clock: Available all day
Wild Honey, multiple locations including Middle Road and Mandarin Gallery
13. Nassim Hill Bakery Bistro Bar: Casual brunch for chillin’
Who can resist brunch? Not us! Nassim Hill plates out awesome familiar faves till 3.30pm, so you have plenty of time to savour your picks. Sip on coffee as you dine on classics like skillet eggs, buttermilk pancakes, and cheddar cheese bacon waffles. You can’t forget the fluffy brioche doughnuts filled with rich chocolate and kaya. Don’t ask us to choose – we’d rather have both!
Must-try dishes: Skillet eggs; cheddar cheese bacon waffles; brioche doughnuts
How much: A la carte from $18
Brunch o’clock: Tuesdays to Sundays, 8am to 3.30pm
Nassim Hill Bakery Bistro Bar, #01-03, Singapore Post – Tanglin Branch, 56 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247964
14. Penny University: Brunchin’ in the east
We’re all for supporting local and this cosy little cafe does it best. Penny U (as it’s lovingly known) is all about celebrating the best of our little red dot. These folks source their coffee beans from local roasters, serve bread baked fresh daily in the area, and often collaborate with local bakers. Swing by anytime between 8am and 4pm to get your fill of French toast, Harlem-style buttermilk chicken on waffles, and Turkish eggs.
Must-try dishes: Penny’s Benedict; fluffy ricotta hotcakes; Moroccan baked egg
How much: A la carte from $10.50
Brunch o’clock: Daily, 8am to 4pm
Penny University, multiple locations including Jalan Klapa and Wisma Geylang Serai
15. Siri House: Sophisticated sharing plates and cocktails
Escape the concrete jungle and indulge in a leisurely brunch at Siri House. Nestled amid Dempsey’s lush greenery, this elegant spot is where you ought to go for a weekend feast. Choose between the chic indoor dining space or the breezy outdoor terrace before diving into the brunch menu, which is designed for sharing. Kick off your meal with flavourful starters like the arancini and crab toast. Can’t live without eggs? The lobster scrambled eggs with Boston lobster and za’atar is calling out your name.
Must-try dishes: Lobster scramble; crab toast; kabocha risotto
How much: $68++ per person
Brunch o’clock: Saturdays and Sundays, 11.30am to 3.30pm
Siri House, #01-02, 8D Dempsey Road, Singapore 249672
16. Artichoke: Brunch from the dude-Sin master
Brought to you by Bjorn Shen, aka the wackiest chef we know, Artichoke dishes out Middle Eastern-inspired fare that’ll leave you wanting more. Sink your teeth into creative twists on classics like scramble plate (with your choice of falafel or lamb merguez), shakshuka with spiced abalone mushrooms or grilled chicken, and cauliflower mujadara. Sandwiches and sharing plates are also available if you’re still feeling peckish. Trust us, this is one brunch experience you won’t forget.
Must-try dishes: Scramble plate; shakshuka; cauliflower mujadara
How much: A la carte from $18
Brunch o’clock: Wednesdays to Sundays, 11am to 3pm
Artichoke, #01-02, New Bahru, 46 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
17. Moonchild: For easy, breezy mornings
Need a spot for a chill weekend? Moonchild’s got you covered. This Jalan Besar cafe is all about those lazy-day vibes, serving up brunch staples that’ll make your tastebuds sing. The menu is split between The Morning Situation and Midday to Close, but rest assured you’ll get delectable dishes on both. Plus, it’s part of the Atlas Coffeehouse group, so you know the coffee’s gonna be good. Oh, and did we mention it’s a pet-friendly space? Furbabies are totally welcome to join your brunch party!
Must-try dishes: Really Nice Mushroom on Toast; butterscotch rum bananas French toast; Bestie breakfast burger
How much: Enquire for prices
Brunch o’clock: Tuesdays to Sundays, 9am to 11am
Moonchild, #01-01, 351 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208988
18. The Halia: Brunch classics with Asian flavours
Tucked away within the expansive Botanic Gardens is this restaurant, which offers brunch options that deftly combine western classics with Southeast Asian flavours. A quick glance on the menu, we spotted dishes like smoked salmon, Italian burrata, and wagyu hanging tender. Of course, you gotta sip on creative cocktails to wash everything down.
Must-try dishes: Wagyu beef rendang quesadilla; barramundi fillet; chilli and seaweed fries
How much: A la carte from $16
Brunch o’clock: Saturdays to Sundays & public holidays, 8am to 4pm
The Halia, Singapore Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569
19. OverEasy: All-American diner brunch
Hangover? What hangover? OverEasy’s got your back (and head) with its all-American brunch that’ll cure any weekend woes. This diner-themed joint serves up classic brunch dishes with a side of retro vibes. We’d make a beeline for the ultimate diner breakfast: two eggs done your style with hash browns, chicken sausage, bacon, and toast. It’s the best way to kickstart your day… or recover from the night before.
Must-try dishes: Ultimate diner breakfast; golden egg sandwich
How much: A la carte from $25
Brunch o’clock: Mondays to Fridays, 12pm to 11pm and Saturdays to Sundays, 11am to 11pm
OverEasy, #01-06, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213
20. PS.Cafe: The one brunch lovers flock to
Ah, PS.Cafe. This brunch institution needs no introduction! But hey, we’re gonna rave about it anyway. Its menu is packed with classics like fluffy pancakes, eggs Benedict, and fish and chips. But you can also dive into drool-worthy burgers, pizzas, pastas, and salads to go with your fruit soda, kombucha, freshly pressed juice or ice cream shake.
Must-try dishes: Salmon eggs royale; PS. big breakfast; blueberry pancakes
How much: A la carte from $17
Brunch o’clock: Varies by day and location
PS.Cafe, multiple locations including East Coast Park and Great World
21. Super Loco Robertson Quay: It’s all about the Mexican munchies
Hola, brunch lovers! One of our fave spots, Super Loco, puts out an amazing Mexican brunch that’ll transport you straight to the beaches of Tulum. Dig into a breakfast quesadilla, burrito, or Mexican eggs Benedict – everything’s a burst of flavour! And because no Mexican fiesta is complete without a margarita, be sure to pair your brunch with one of its frozen concoctions. Why not?
Must-try dishes: Mexican eggs Benedict; brekkie quesadilla; super brekkie burrito
How much: A la carte from $11
Brunch o’clock: Saturdays to Sundays, 10am to 2.30pm
Super Loco Robertson Quay, #01-13, The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238252
22. Working Title: Burgers for brunch
Our two fave B-words (that’s brunch and burgers, boo) come together on the halal-certified Working Title’s brunch menu. The cafe dishes out “grunge brunch” plates that are deliciously satisfying. You’ll be well fed with classic dishes like the eggs benny, big brekkie, and steak and eggs. This work-friendly space is the perfect spot to fuel up before you tick off your to-do list.
Must-try dishes: Benny Benassi; Good ‘Ol Eggs on Toast; hangover brekkie burg
How much: A la carte from $8
Brunch o’clock: Daily, 9am to 5pm
Working Title, #01-01, Block D, Lasalle College of the Arts, 1 McNally Street, Singapore 187940
23. Lola’s Cafe: Comfort food in a cosy space
Nope, this isn’t your grandma’s cafe! Lola’s has been a brunch staple in Singapore for years, and it’s easy to see why. The fan faves dishes out amazing crowd-pleasers like crab cake Benedict, shakshuka, and various sandwiches and pastas. Is it any surprise that we keep going back? But enough of our raving – you gotta experience it yourself to know what we’re talking about.
Must-try dishes: Crab cake Benedict; shakshuka; spicy tomato crab rigatoni
How much: A la carte from $16
Brunch o’clock: Varies by day and location
Lola’s Cafe, multiple locations including Simon Road and Tampines
24. Sarnies: Brunch in the CBD
Sarnies is serving up a weekend brunch experience that’ll make you ditch those boring breakfast cereals. Make this Telok Ayer cafe your go-to for a feast that’ll satisfy your cravings, big or small. What’s on the menu? A delightful mix of savoury and sweet options. The star of the show is 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!
Must-try dishes: Fry Up; chilli scramble; tropical acai bowl
How much: A la carte from $14
Brunch o’clock: Saturdays to Sundays, 8am to 3.30pm
Sarnies, 136 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068601
25. Chez Suzette: Chic brunch in France
Who’s up for a tres chic brunch? Chez Suzette is a stylish two-story French cafe that’ll make you forget you’re in Singapore for a second. Step through the glass panelled doors and into a cozy space decked out in rattan furniture and neutral hues – an Instagrammer’s dream, basically. Once you’ve snapped your pics, choose from brunch plates like eggs Benedict, English breakfast, and croque monsieur. Wash it all down with an extensive selection of spirits and wines.
Must-try dishes: Chez BBQ beef burger; croque monsieur; eggs Benedict
How much: A la carte from $22
Brunch o’clock: Daily, 9am to 5pm
Chez Suzette, #01-01, 5 Teck Lim Road, Singapore 088383
26. Tanjong Beach Club: All-day beachside brunch
Well, what do we have here? Duh, it’s the return of everyone’s fave beach club in Singapore! Tanjong Beach Club is back and better than ever, while still leaving you spoilt for choice with goodies such as avocado toast, Tanjong breakfast, and moreish banana bread. No beach day is complete without a refreshing cocktail, so be sure to sip on tropical tipples like the watermelon cooler and pina colada. Sun, sand, sea, and brunch – what more can you ask for?
Must-try dishes: Homemade banana bread; Tanjong breakfast; watermelon cooler
How much: A la carte from $18
Brunch o’clock: Daily, till 1pm
Tanjong Beach Club, 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 098942
27. Basilico: Sumptuous Italian brunch buffet
This lavish Italian establishment is where you can indulge in a fancy weekend feast. From 12pm to 3pm, you’ll be treated to a sumptuous brunch buffet featuring a spread of Italian delicacies. Picture char-grilled Angus beef ribeye, fresh seafood, a cheese counter with over 40 Italian-aged varieties, and even tableside servings of truffle risotto. Wow! Psst: be sure to save room for the homemade Italian desserts and gelato.
Must-try dishes: Seasonal menu
How much: Weekend brunch buffet at $128++ per adult and $64++ per child (five to 12 years old)
Brunch o’clock: Saturdays to Sundays, 12pm to 3pm
Basilico, Level 2, Conrad Orchard Singapore, 1 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249715
28. 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. The feast includes a sprawling breakfast buffet and one a la carte order. Relish delish classics like crab eggs Benedict and full English breakfast. 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.
Must-try dishes: Sarawak black pepper crab eggs Benedict; full English breakfast in a Yorkshire pudding
How much: Alley’s Lazy Breakfast at $62 per adult and $34 per child
Brunch o’clock: Saturdays and Sundays, 12pm to 2.30pm
Alley on 25, Level 25, Andaz Singapore, 5 Fraser Street, Singapore 198354
29. 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.
Must-try dishes: Wagyu tuna; tuna and mushroom pizza; mung bean pancake; AB Cigar
How much: $98++ per person
Brunch o’clock: Saturdays, 12pm to 2.30pm
Akira Back Singapore, Level B1M, JW Marriott Singapore South Beach, 30 Beach Road, Singapore, 189763
So, which brunch spot in Singapore are you checking out first?
