7 Must Visit Hidden Cafés in Singapore for a Quiet Brunch

Published - 22 July 2024, Monday
  • 7 Must Visit Hidden Cafés in Singapore for a Quiet Brunch

Singapore has a plethora of cafés, but finding a quiet spot for brunch without a long queue can be difficult.

This guide introduces some of Singapore's greatest hidden cafés for a peaceful brunch experience, ideal for those who want to escape the crowds and enjoy their meal in peace.

Fahrenheit Coffee

Fahrenheit Coffee

Fahrenheit Coffee can be recognised by its "SPA CLUB" signage and the aroma of roasted coffee beans. This tiny café serves freshly baked bread and delectable pastries, making it ideal for a relaxing coffee break.​​​​​​​

a. 75 Beach Rd, #01-00A, Singapore 189689

e. fahrenheitcoffee.sg@gmail.com

w. fahrenheitcoffee.sg

fb. www.facebook.com/fahrenheitcoffee.sg

ig. www.instagram.com/fahrenheitcoffee.sg

t. +65 9049 5324

Alkove​​​​​​​

Alkove

Chef Haikal Johari manages the lively café Alkove, which is located in the Kovan neighbourhood. Chef Johari, known for his modern French cuisine, now serves a variety of baked goodies and hearty brunch dishes. The café's unique cold brew milkshake elevates any dessert, making it a must-visit for those with a sweet taste.​​​​​​​

a. 2 Kovan Rd, #01-10 Simon Plaza, Singapore 548008

e. retreat@alkove.sg

w. www.alkove.sg

fb. www.facebook.com/alkove.sg

ig. www.instagram.com/alkove.sg

t. +65 6858 5729

Canteen by Trapeze Recreation Club

Canteen by Trapeze Recreation Club

The Canteen by Trapeze Recreation Club is located on the second floor of a heritage shophouse on Tanjong Pagar Road. As part of the Trapeze Recreation Club, it offers a peaceful setting for a quiet meal or work session. The menu offers healthful options such as bagel sandwiches, acai bowls, and yoghurt bowls. Grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato soup are a popular choice. The outdoor terrace provides a sunny location ideal for a pleasant break.

a. 27 Tg Pagar Rd, #02-00, Singapore 088450

w. trapezerec.club/canteen

ig. www.instagram.com/canteenbytrc

t. +65 6518 4927

Dawn

Dawn

Dawn, a café on Clarke Quay, is renowned for its exceptional coffee and subtle charm. Despite its modest appearance, it has acquired traction on social media. The café serves El Salvador-sourced single-origin coffee beans and seasonal hand pours, as well as delectable baked goods. Image Credit: Blake Erik

a. 78 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058708

w. www.dawnkissa.com

ig. www.instagram.com/dawnkissa

Rough Guys Coffee

Rough Guys Coffee

Rough Guys Coffee, located on South Bridge Road, is a stylish coffee business opened by two young baristas. A sleek coffee bar and geometric furniture brighten the austere, monochrome room. The basic espresso is prepared with beans from El Jaguar in Mexico, with undertones of dark chocolate and oolong tea.

a. 214A South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058763

ig. www.instagram.com/roughguyscoffee

Stay Gold Flamingo

Stay Gold Flamingo

Stay Gold Flamingo is a dual-concept venue known for its lively daytime offerings. The sunlit café provides brunch and coffee, with menu items like citron tarts, pistachio macaroons, and shiso chicken sandwiches.​​​​​​​

a. 69 Amoy St, Singapore 069888

e. reachout@staygoldflamingo.com

w. www.staygoldflamingo.com

fb. www.facebook.com/staygoldflamingo

ig. www.instagram.com/staygoldflamingo

t. +65 8876 7364

Tarik

Tarik

Tarik, located on Arab Street, is a takeaway cafe that specialises in teh tarik, a popular local tea. In addition to nasi lemak and nasi sambal goreng, the café serves drinks such as saffron tea and teh halia. On Fridays, it offers nasi briyani.

a. 92 Arab St, #01-02, Singapore 199788

e. teaattarik@gmail.com

w. teaattarik.com

ig. www.instagram.com/teaattarik

t. +65 9295 1955​​​​​​​

These hidden jewels provide a variety of distinct experiences, ranging from sophisticated French cuisine and healthy brunch alternatives to artisanal coffee and local favourites. Whether you need a quiet place to work or a cosy place to eat, these cafés are worth checking out.

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