Best Brunch in Singapore: 10 Cafés to Try This Weekend
Somewhere between the indie playlists humming softly in the background, brunch becomes less about food and more about feeling. And thankfully, Singapore doesn’t play-play when it comes to brunch menus.
2025-06-10
By HongWhai
Because weekday kopi just doesn’t slay the same on weekends — there’s something about a $7 oat milk latte that makes you feel like you’re more atas. Brunch isn’t just something you do, it’s I wanna lay longer in my bed and wind down the clock and cheat the day. The moment your stomach starts growling, it’s too late for you to defrost the sausages in the freezer.
Brunch in Singapore is the music when the clink of cutlery, the low hum of indie playlists, the slow pour of coffee that took 12 hours to brew and 5 seconds to finish, tans under your weekend sunny brunch umbrella. But who says you can’t romanticise a Tuesday scrambled eggs on sourdough and a side?
Just so you won’t miss it, we’ve marked 10 brunch spots in Singapore with big red pins that will convince you to work from café a little more often or suggest to your boss you’re more productive working in hybrid. By the end of this list, your Monday blues will never be the same again.
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TOP 10 Brunch Places in Singapore
1. Bread & Hearth
The lost art of European bread-making tradition, every bite from rare artisanal buns to hand-rolled loaves makes you taste more along the lines of the Italians, proudly touting your green initiatives while still driving a Vespa and not recycling your gelato cups.
In all brunch in Singapore seriousness, their Jambon Fromage ($11.90) consist of Rustic Baguette, Premium Honey Baked Ham, Cheddar Cheese and includes Tortilla Chips and Honey Mustard. Craves Crispy Chicken Burger with fries ($15.90) are made specially in-house, Binoche bun and fried battered chicken leg.You might not have noticed their eggless Cinnamon Bun ($3.50) is made with medium-protein French wheat flour. Cheese frosting with cinnamon sugar topping trickles down faster than your saliva. Sold out every day and only available online. Island-wide delivery with fees applies.
Minimum order is $36 and delivery hours are from 8.45 am – 3.45 pm. Voila!
Location: 30 E Coast Rd, #02-27 Katong V, Singapore 428751
2. Little Rogue Coffee
Still along the coastline, on the East side, you’ve got yourself a Melbourne-inspired cafe free from poor Wi-fi signals. The shop has a few convenient charging stations and a large communal table. Food portions are big, and you get what you pay for. Avoid the crowd on weekends when you brunch in Singapore, giving you more reasons to brunch on weekdays.
Soft Scrambled Eggs with Ikura ($19) wakes you on the right side of the bed, let salmon caviar sush your morning doubts faster than you say SUSHI. Serve it with sourdough. Can’t get enough of fried chicken uh? Check out the Super Fried Chicken ($18) glazed with Szechuan honey, fried kale and mashed potatoes. Fill your adventures with interesting meals like Patatas Bravas ($17), served with deep-fried soft eggs, potato foam, pork chorizo salsa sauce and sourdough.
Location: 27 Yong Siak St, Singapore 168654
3. Maxi Coffee Bar
The moment you walk into Maxi Coffee Bar, you probably notice the creative drinks on diners’ tables, such as cold brew in medicinal bottles or filter coffee served in chemistry beakers. Blue checkered tables are flooding every single corner of this joint. Not just the artistic drinks, but sandwiches like Beef Pastrami ($15.50), equipped with Russian dressing, coleslaw and grilled sourdough will switch your rusty gear up a notch. Hit with a one-two punch: the Maxi Muffin ($8) stacks spiced tomato relish, edam, ham, and egg into a knockout, paired with signature Iced Cereal Milk Latte ($7.50) for an intense sugar rush.
Another brunch spot that you should bookmark!
Location: 6 Ann Siang Hill, Singapore 069787
4. Acoustics Coffee Bar
This café on Neil Road is carefully fitted with acoustic panels to minimize lingering noise, creating the perfect environment for clear conversations and a comfortable dining atmosphere. Setting aside the interiors, Acoustics Coffee Bar captures our hearts with its reasonably priced brunch in Singapore offerings.
Indeed, the substantial Acoustics Breakfast remains priced at $24, yet there are approximately eight items on the menu available for under $15, such as the homemade granola bowl ($10), brie and raspberry on sourdough ($12), breakfast burger ($13), Egg in a hole ($14), and others.
Additionally, visit on weekdays at 11am to grab a great offer with Acoustics’ weekday set lunch, which includes a rice bowl and iced tea set for $12, featuring choices of breaded pollock fish or laksa roasted chicken as toppings.
Location: 61 Neil Rd, Singapore 088895
5. Glasshouse
Worlds away from your usual coffee run and the best part is…their all-day brunch in Singapore menu runs from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, so whether you’re an early bird or a grumpy brunchhead, there’s Avocado Dukkah Tartine ($13), smashed avocado and sourdough. Additionally, the Smoked Salmon Tartine ($13) features fried capers on sourdough bread. Fresh Fruit Granola Bowl ($13) made in-house from juicy pears mixed with sweetened Earl Grey tea and creamy buttermilk yoghurt, topped with mixed berries.
Location: 30 Victoria St, #01-03 CHIJMES, Singapore 187996 and 136 Neil Rd, #01-01, Singapore 088865.
6. Hello Arigato
Café Hello Arigato is located throughout the island and offers inviting spaces, complemented by a commendable food menu. Launched by the same team responsible for the Japanese-themed restaurant The Refinery, this place exudes Japanese influences.
A newly made sando, or sandwich, is the key attraction. Toasted milk bread slices of teriyaki-glazed chicken ($15) or pink-colored beef tenderloin katsu ($28). Our top choice: bread filled with thick-cut Kurobuta pork collar cooked sous vide for 12 hours ($26) – the meat is juicy, tender, and rich in flavour. Add a side of tater tots ($8), which are small hash browns infused with a rich umami flavor from Shio Kombu and a touch of seaweed-flavored mayonnaise. The tea-focused beverage menu stars the iced dirty matcha ($8) — a vibrant, toasty blend you’ll spot on nearly every table, and one that might just make your whole day when you brunch in Singapore.
Location: 227 Upper Thomson | 314 Joo Chiat | 4 Everton Park #01-42 | 551 Bukit Timah | 58 Seng Poh Rd #01-15
7. Butter Tgt
Butter Tgt café was created by the team behind the well-known home bakery youkneadcakes. Located on the second floor of a shophouse on Duxton Road, the café exudes a warm and inviting charm. The madeleines ($7.50 for three) are a major reason for our affection for this spot – they are delightfully soft and rich with a touch of crispness at the edges. Citrusy desserts such as the lemon pistachio cake ($6.80) are equally tart and rich.
For an ideal brunch in Singapore, choose savory options like avocado toast ($12) – a basic meal made special with exceptionally fresh ingredients. Try to get there ahead of time, ideally on a weekday, to steer clear of the lines. This also increases your likelihood of securing a window seat, which offers the most sunlight (and Instagram opportunities).
Location: 76A Duxton Road (2F), Singapore 089535
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8. Ahimsa Sanctuary
This Bali-inspired sanctuary deserves recognition as it is a popular destination for tasty vegan food right in the bustling city, complete with an affordable menu. Ahimsa Sanctuary’s brunch in Singapore offerings primarily feature creative bagels and burritos, sourdough dishes, and a grain bowl selection. The rest of its menu features smoothies and acai bowls, along with a variety of coffee, teas, and fresh juices.
Popular dishes feature the hearty Nourish Bae-rrito Bowl ($11.90) and the BLT Bagel ($13.90), which includes smoky tempeh, vegetables, pickled onions, and garlic aioli. Be sure to satisfy your thirst with the variety of beverages available here. We particularly enjoy the ashwagandha latte ($6.50), prepared with oat milk and coconut sugar. Stroll up to the second-floor area for a peaceful place to read, work, or simply relax.
Location: 76 Neil Rd, Singapore 088840
9. Punch
Situated on North Canal Road, Punch captivates your senses even before the arrival of the food. The interiors feature predominantly white furnishings accented with touches of marble and wood, perfect for Instagram. The open courtyard at the rear provides Vitamin D, wooden seating, greenery, and a view of the kitchen. Their brunch selection features a straightforward yet impactful array of fruits and grains, pancakes, and egg-centered meals.
Savor a warm bowl of banana porridge ($15) – caramelized banana slices on rich oatmeal; earl grey tea pancakes ($21) served with poached pears and macadamia crumble; or the substantial Dean’s Breakfast ($18) for vegemite enthusiasts on toast, garnished with poached eggs, cheese, and avocado. Arriving late when you brunch in Singapore is fine since you’ll sample their freshest lunch menu favorites last, such as the tiger prawns and scallop aglio olio ($25), as the chef will always push the about-to-expire items out first.
Location: 32 North Canal Road, Singapore 059288
10. Dearborn
Count on the fashionable New Bahru area to offer something as distinct as a granola bar. The team at Dearborn offers refined versions of the granola bowl – a brunch classic. The brand began in its modest location in Everton Park, but now showcases chef Christopher Kang’s skills at its New Bahru branch with an expanded menu.
You can certainly satisfy your granola craving with either the basic ($9) or advanced ($15) bowl, both including Dearborn’s freshly made granola or dark chocolate hazelnut with sea salt granola. However, do make sure to sample the latest offerings on the menu while you brunch in Singapore. The potato and egg ($15) is a signature dish, featuring a 63-degree sous vide egg alongside roasted potatoes, sourdough croutons, chive oil, and the highlight – a smooth layer of potato espuma finished with crispy puffed grains.
Location: 46 Kim Yam Rd, #03-04, Singapore 239351 | 1 Everton Park, #01-29, Singapore 081001
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FAQ
What’s the best day to go for brunch in Singapore?
Weekends are classic, but honestly? Weekdays hit different — fewer crowds, more sunlight, and no fighting for the last seat near the window. If your schedule allows, aim for Tuesday to Thursday mid-morning.
Are these cafés good for working remotely?
Some are! Little Rogue Coffee has strong Wi-Fi and charging ports, and Acoustics Coffee Bar is built for clear conversations and light laptop work. Just don’t sabo it into a coworking space, yeah?
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