Looking for the best brunch in Singapore? We’ve rounded up some of our favourite brunch cafes and restaurants to enjoy free-flow drinks, kids’ activities and classic brunch food for your weekday brunch cravings or a special weekend brunch!
Brunch in Singapore is a weekend pastime! While the ‘best’ brunch in Singapore is always subjective, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite brunch places, each offering something different from boozy free-flow buffet brunches to eggs or pancake mayhem.
We’ve also included popular brunch cafes with nearby playgrounds as well as fancy hotel champagne weekend brunches. Not forgetting, fun activities so that the kiddos don’t get bored, plus some pet-friendly spots so no one in the family is left out!
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Crossroads Buffet: Sunday Champagne brunch
What better way to spend Sunday than with an indulgent boozy buffet brunch with fresh seafood, prime meat carving stations and bottomless bubbly? Crossroads Buffet at Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel puts on quite the feast with its bottomless Sunday Champagne Brunch with free-flow bubbly and a lavish brunch buffet.
Be spoilt for choice with multiple live stations featuring Artisanal Charcuterie and Cheese, Seafood on Ice, Sashimi Station, Red Wine Foie Gras Terrine with Brioche French Toast, Signature Crispy Soft Shell Crab Eggs Benedict, Lobster with White Wine Cream Sauce, as well as Indian, Chinese and Western fare.
For the ultimate brunch indulgence, opt for free-flow champagne, draught beer and house wine. We reckon for this quality and selection of brunch food right in the heart of Orchard it’s a fab choice for Sunday brunch and to sweeten the deal we have an exclusive brunch promotion for you!
Weekend champagne brunch: Sundays 12pm – 2:30pm
How much: Adult: $98++/$145++ (inclusive of champagne, draught beer and house wine); Child: $52++. Menu here
How to book: Book here. Or call +65 6831 4605 or email [email protected]
Crossroads Buffet, Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, 320 Orchard Road, Singapore 238865, www.crossroadssg.com
Grand Copthorne Waterfront: Multi-restaurant brunch experience with 18 food stations
Why settle for the best of both worlds when you can have three? The Epicure Sunday Brunch at Grand Copthorne Waterfront brings you on a gastronomical journey through three signature restaurants. This unique brunch in Singapore offers a sumptuous spread from East to West, featuring 18 stations and a variety of signature dishes.
Dive into classic buffet favourites like seafood-on-ice before you indulge in local delicacies such as Singapore Chilli Crab and Singapore Laksa. There is also a variety of international options, including traditional Awadhi dishes. Finish off your meal with a selection of desserts, from Lemongrass Jelly with Pomelo Mango and Pistachio Churros to Maple Pecan Torte and more. And for the little ones, there is a special dedicated menu at the kids’ corner, which comes complete with a popcorn machine, candy floss machine and drawing activities! Plus, kids under five dine for free!
Quote Sas2425 to enjoy 20% off the food-only buffet (U.P. $128++)!
Weekend brunch: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: $128++ per adult; $64++ per child (includes free flow mocktails, juices and soft drinks). Guests can opt for the free-flow Prosecco, wine and beer at $158++ per adult, or the free-flow Veuve Clicquot Champagne at $188++ per adult. Menu here
How to book: Book here.
Grand Copthorne Waterfront, 392 Havelock Rd, Singapore 169663, www.millenniumhotels.com
Madison’s at Pullman Singapore Hill Street: New York-inspired brunch
Curious how brunch is done in New York? Madison’s Singapore brings the best New York-style brunch right to your plate with the Madison Square Brunch. Start at the Tempting Table, where you can dive into a Manhattan Chopped Salad or sample the Artisanal Cheese and Charcuterie Platter. The Mad Fried Chicken, served with freshly made waffles, delivers the perfect blend of sweet and savoury. For a lighter option, go for the Egg Avocaddict, Madison’s take on the classic avocado toast, featuring creamy avocado.
As you arrive at the Road To ‘Timesquare,’ the Land & Sea Platter awaits—a delicious spread of sausages, tiger prawns, and MB3 Black Angus steak, complemented by a rich BBQ sauce. Upgrade to the Sea Treasures, featuring Boston lobsters, snow crabs, and Japanese oysters. You can also opt for the 2-hour free-flow Gin & Aperol Spritz and Prosecco beverage package at just $58++ per person.
Enjoy the Madison Square Brunch at just $30++ per adult with a minimum of four paying adults per table! Offer applies only to food and is available throughout all Sundays in October (6, 13, 20 and 27 October) to celebrate the hotel’s first anniversary.
Weekend brunch: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: $58++ per adult. Menu here
How to book: Book here.
Madison’s Singapore, Pullman Singapore Hill Street, 1 Hill Street, Singapore 179949, www.pullmansingaporehillstreet.com
Estate, Hilton Singapore Orchard: Sunday brunch with kids’ activities
The Grand Champagne Sunday Brunch Buffet at Estate, Hilton Singapore Orchard features gourmet delicacies and boozy delights. Some of the highlights at this brunch in Orchard include Estate Signature Black Truffle Roasted Duck and Texas Hill Country-Style Barbecue. Kids will love the dedicated kids’ buffet menu, which features Popcorn Chicken, Pasta Pomodoro and Cheesy Potato Wedges. Plus, they will be entertained with various activities such as canvas painting, board games and a roving magician.
Weekend brunch: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: $158++ per adult. Menu here
How to book: Book here.
Estate, Hilton Singapore Orchard, 333 Orchard Road, Level 5, Singapore 238867, www.hilton.com
Novotel Singapore on Stevens: Sunday brunch with bottomless Champagne
Novotel Singapore on Stevens’ Sunday Brunch Buffet features a delectable spread of your favourite buffet classics, such as fresh seafood, including oysters and snow crab legs, or savour local favourites like the Chef’s Signature Barramundi Assam Pedas, Chilli Crab, and a DIY Kueh Pie Tee station.
The special brunch station is a must, featuring a Lobster Omelette Live Station and freshly baked croissants. For meat lovers, the live stations serve up Roasted Whole Prime Ribs and Honey Baked Bone-In Ham. Opt for the bottomless champagne package to elevate your brunch, offering free-flow Chardonnay, Cocktails, Shiraz, and more.
Weekend brunch: Sundays 12:30pm – 3:30pm.
How much: $98 per person; $38 per child. Menu here
How to book: Book here.
Novotel Singapore on Stevens, Novotel Singapore, 28 Stevens Road, Orchard District, Singapore 257878, www.novotel-singapore-stevens.com
Alley on 25: Brunch buffet with main course
Looking for an affordable weekend hotel brunch to indulge in with the family? Alley on 25’s Lazy Breakfast takes place every Saturday and Sunday at the bright all-day dining restaurant on the 25th floor of Andaz Singapore. The brunch is a mix of free-flow dishes, plus one main course from the menu – think poached eggs, house-smoked salmon and avocado sourdough toast, eggs Benedict with blue swimmer crab jumbo lumps, or a Singapore-style breakfast with home-made kaya toast.
For the unlimited section, seafood lovers will love the seafood on ice. There are also cold cuts, a cheeseboard, a salad bar, and breakfast jars. Don’t miss the western section featuring autumn mushroom risotto in a parmesan wheel and artisan butcher sausages. There’s even a dim sum station available! If you fancy a free-flow, top up with a drinks package, including a DIY cocktail bar!
Weekend brunch: Saturdays and Sundays 12pm – 2:30pm.
How much: $62 per adult, $31 per child, includes free-flow Continental, Western and Asian breakfast spread and one à la carte dish. Guests can add $48 for bottomless Andaz Pilsner, wines and a DIY cocktail bar. Top up an extra $78 for champagne. Menu here
How to book: Book here.
Alley on 25, Andaz Singapore, 5 Fraser Street, Singapore 189354, www.hyatt.com
embu: Weekend brunch with safari-themed kids’ corner
We love bringing the family to embu in Mandarin Oriental, Singapore, thanks to the kid-friendly facilities and delicious food. The safari-themed kids’ corner is beautifully decorated and offers a special buffet menu that little ones will love.
The weekend brunch menu is a mix of international treats and local favourites, with highlights like Singapore Laksa, Crackling Pork Belly, and Singapore Chilli Crab with Mantou. Save room for meats from the carving station, where you can enjoy Slow-roasted Australian Grass-fed Angus Striploin and Slow-roasted Lamb.
For dessert, there’s a selection of warm and cold sweets from around the world, including handmade Nyonya Kuehs, the Signature Chocolate Cake, and Pistachio Pâte à Choux.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturdays and Sundays, 12pm – 2:30pm.
How much: $98++ per adult (includes free-flow of chilled juices, coffee and tea); $49++ per child (7-11 years old); kids aged 6 and below dine free! Menu here
How to book: Book here.
embu at Mandarin Oriental, Singapore, Level 3, 5 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039797, www.mandarinoriental.com
Opus Bar & Grill: Monthly thematic menus
There’s truly something for every palate at the Sunday brunch at voco Orchard Singapore’s Opus Bar & Grill. Start your brunch in Orchard with fresh seafood, ranging from Boston Lobster to Snow Crab Legs, Tiger Prawns, and fresh oysters.
Asian and Western choices range from Wok-fried King Prawn and Steamed Brown Crab with Vermicelli, to hearty Pollo alla Cacciatora with Mushroom in Tomato Gravy, mouthwatering Slow Roasted Australian Prime Rib, Peri-peri Roast Chicken, and Coal Herb Pork Sausage – all prepared on the restaurant’s open-flame grill.
Kids will love the selection of pizzas and pasta. There’s also a Japanese corner offering sushi and sashimi, different types of cheese and cured meats, and a French station serving foie gras. End your meal on a high with tantalising desserts from D9 Cakery, Summer Strawberry Verbena Tart, and a range of gateaux, custards and tarts.
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm.
How much: $118++ per adult and $59++ per child (6-12 years old). Champange package: $178++. Menu here
How to book: Book here.
Opus Bar & Grill, voco Orchard Singapore, 581 Orchard Road, Singapore 238883, www.orcharddining.vocohotels.com
Edge: Sunday brunch with breakfast station
Edge’s Sunday brunch offers a delightful blend of international and local cuisine, all while you watch chefs craft dishes in seven open kitchens. The menu begins with a selection of iced seafood, including snow crab and freshly shucked oysters. The brunch highlights include Australian Black Angus Beef Prime Ribs, Sustainable Boston Lobster, Signature Nonya Laksa, and Singapore Chili Crab with Golden Mantou.
A special feature of this brunch is the Breakfast Station, where you can enjoy elevated breakfast favourites such as Lobster Eggs Benedict and Rosti. Don’t miss the Cured Salmon Station and the Chargrilled Station, featuring handcrafted sausages and hams made in-house by the hotel’s esteemed Master Butcher.
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm.
How much: $138 per adult; $69 per child (inclusive of chilled juices and soft drinks); $198 per adult (inclusive of free flow Tattinger Brut Réserve Champagne, house red and white wine, selection of house spirits, Tiger Beer, Spritzer, Bloody Mary, chilled juices, and soft drinks). Menu here
How to book: Book here.
Edge, Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595, www.panpacific.com
La Brasserie: Champagne brunch with views of Marina Bay
The Joie de Vivre weekend brunch offers a luxurious dining experience with stunning views of Marina Bay. The menu features an array of delectable options, including charcuterie, fresh seafood, a carving station, local favourites like Satay and Salted Egg Jumbo Prawn, and various desserts. To elevate your brunch experience, this brunch also comes with free-flow Champagne.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 12:30pm – 3:30pm
How much: from $118 per adult; $70 per child. Menu here
How to book: Book here
La Brasserie, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326, www.fullertonhotels.com
Four Seasons Hotel Singapore: Peranakan brunch
One Ninety’s weekend brunch is perfect for fans of Peranakan cuisine. The menu features Peranakan specialities like soy-braised chicken and a live Laksa station. The buffet also includes a range of local and international favourites, such as Otak Otak, Butter Chicken, Shakshuka, and a live station featuring Crispy Pork Belly Porchetta with Bagnetto Verde Sauce.
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 2:30pm.
How much: $108 per adult; $54 per child (6 – 12 years old). Menu here
How to book: Book here
One-Ninety Restaurant, Four Seasons Hotel, 190 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248646, www.fourseasons.com
Read more: Where To Find The Best Peranakan Food In Singapore
Mediterranean Saturday Brunch at Mosella
Mosella at Pan Pacific Orchard has recently launched its Mediterranean Weekend Brunch. Get ready for a treat as your brunch starts with a delectable array of freshly prepared appetisers served tableside.
Indulge in the Amelie Fine de Claire Oysters N3 with bloody Mary foam and wafu sauce, 48-month Aged Iberico Ham with Spanish crystal bread and tomatoes, and the Hamachi Tiradito with mandarin ponzu, truffle and garlic chips. Tuck into the salad station, then move on to the signature carving station offering Salmon Wellington and Black Angus Beef Tenderloin.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturdays, 12pm – 3pm.
How much: $108++ per person. Menu here
How to book: Book here
Mosella, Pan Pacific Orchard, 10 Claymore Road, Singapore 229540, www.mosella.sg
The Line, Shangri-La Singapore: Sunday brunch
Always a popular spot with kids thanks to its proximity to Buds indoor playground (ticketed), The Line serves up a Sunday brunch offering more than 88 delectable choices with cuisine from all over – think fresh seafood on ice, sushi selections, an Indian section with curries and freshly baked naans, a noodle station, Western mains, a Japanese section plus of course delicious desserts.
Weekend brunch: Sundays, 12:30pm – 2:30pm
How much: $118 per adult. Menu here
How to book: Book here.
The Line, Shangri-La Singapore, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350, www.sitecore-cd.shangri-la.com
Waterfall Ristorante Italiano: Sunday brunch buffet
Take the family over to Waterfall Ristorante Italiano at the Shangri-La Singapore Hotel for an authentic Italian Sunday Feast. There’s a tantalising spread of antipasti including a cheese and charcuterie section – don’t miss the fried calamari and cod!
Tuck into pasta cooked at live stations (kids will love watching the Chefs at work), but save room for pizzas and the Secondi, which includes Rotisserie Chicken, Roasted Angus Beef Striploin, Grilled Octopus and the Famous Porchetta – savour the crispy crackling as you chew into the rosemary-flecked juicy pork meat!
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays 12pm – 2:30pm.
How much: $78 per adult. Menu here
How to book: Book here
Waterfall Ristorante Italiano, Shangri-La Singapore, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350, www.shangri-la.com
Restaurants & Cafes for Best Brunch in Singapore
MOXIE: Modern Mediterranean brunch
Just 5 minutes from the Tiong Bahru enclave, MOXIE celebrates beach house-style interiors and Modern Mediterranean cuisine. Head there on weekend afternoons for brunch, where hearty Mod-Med food awaits. Begin with the comforting Shakshuka before indulging in a Black garlic pesto seafood linguine, Hummus with Harissa-spiced lamb, and a Mod-Med style hash of Merguez sausages, deep-fried potatoes, zhoug, fried eggs, tomato salad and pistachio dukkah.
Complement your brunch experience with fresh, vibrant, coastal-inspired cocktails that draw inspiration from the sun-kissed region. You can also top up $48++ for a 2-hour free-flow of Red/White Wines, Prosecco, Rosé, and Aperol Spritz!
Brunch timing: Saturdays and Sundays, 11:30am – 3:30pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
MOXIE, 2 College Road, Level 1, Singapore 169850, www.moxie.sg
Angelina: Parisian cafe brunch
Angelina, the iconic Parisian tearoom and patisserie, is one of the best brunch spots to head to at MBS. There’s a range of hot dishes like Truffle Scrambled Egg, Croque-Monsieur, the new Club Sandwich or lighter options like the sweet Raisin Bread Roll or croissant.
If you’re looking for more substantial mains tuck into Grilled Seafood Aglio Olio elevated with a refreshing lemon cream foam, Tradition French Duck Confit roasted in the oven for 5 hours. Angelina’s sweet treats like the Financier, Rocher Praline and signature Mont Blanc are imported directly from France so you may taste them exactly as they are made and served in Paris!
Brunch timing: Daily from 11am-10pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Angelina, 2 Bayfront Avenue, #B2 – 89 89A, Singapore 018972, www.marinabaysands.com
Baker & Cook: Casual brunch with playground
We’re partial to Baker & Cook’s Dempsey location simply because there’s a cute outdoor playground there, but all of the bakery-slash-cafe’s locations serve a mean brunch in Singapore.
In addition to the usual brunch plates such as pancakes, French toast, scrambled eggs, Eggs Benedict and granola bowls across all its outlets, Baker & Cook’s Dempsey also dishes out mains such as the Impossible burger, avocado on toast and bangers and mash. The Dempsey outlet also has picks for littlies that will please – these include Nutella sandwiches, chicken tenders, mini cheeseburgers and fries.
Brunch timing: Daily, 8am – 2:30pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Baker & Cook, multiple locations in Singapore, www.bakerandcook.biz
bread yard: Eggs and pastries for brunch
Swing by this bakery cafe for a daily brunch fix plus an array of bread and baked goodies such as sourdough loaves, brioche buns, croissants, bagels, baguettes and cruffins.
Most of the brunch foods here swing on the healthier side; you’ll find salmon bowls, kale and avocado salad, Reuben sandwiches and vegetarian brunch plates like the vegan bowl, avocado toast and cauliflower steak sandwich. There are indulgent lattes, iced drinks and hot teas from as low as $5 too!
Brunch timings: Weekdays & Saturdays, from 8am. Closed on Sundays.
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Order here
breadyard, 1 Fusionopolis Place, Galaxis, #01-23/24, Singapore 138522, www.breadyard.com
Brunch Club by The Halal Corner: Halal all-day brunch
Brunch Club by The Halal Corner is a brunch café in Kampong Gelam that has attracted long waiting lines, and for good reason. The extensive menu offers a mix of comforting brunch classics like Chicken & Waffle and Breakfast Steak & Egg, alongside elevated dishes such as the Signature Truffle Angus Beef Burger and Balado Chicken Sandwich. There is also a wide selection of pastas, steaks, and seafood options.
Weekend brunch timings: Daily, 10am – 9:30pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Brunch Club by The Halal Corner, 10 Jln Pisang, Singapore 199077, www.instagram.com/brunchclubsg
Boomarang: Kid-friendly casual brunch in Robertson Quay
Early risers love this all-day, Robertson Quay breakfast and brunch spot, which has ample space along the river for kiddos to ride their scooters and burn off that post-breakfast energy.
The breakfast/brunch menu has all the best brunch foods we love – toast with preserves, smoked salmon brioche, open-face sammies and the like – which will all be eagerly gulped down with freshly squeezed juices or breakfast cocktails if you’re in the mood for day drinking. Smallies have their own brunch menu filled with kid-friendly brunch bites like ham and cheddar toastie fingers, buttermilk pancakes and French toast with a babycino to boot.
Brunch timing: Daily from 6am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Boomarang, 60 Robertson Quay, #01-15 The Quayside, Singapore 238252, www.boomarang.com.sg
Carrotsticks and Cravings: Healthy brunch, eggs and coffee
A haven for healthy food lovers and Insta devotees, Carrotsticks & Cravings offers all-day brunch in Singapore with plenty of vegan and vegetarian brunch options. The brunch menu here is extensive – think acai bowls, Dukkah salmon and more! You can have a choice of almond, oat, soy or coconut milk to go with your coffee, plus there are lots of gluten-free and dairy-free dishes and a cute kids’ menu too. However, they don’t accept reservations, so you may have to queue for a table.
Brunch timing: Daily from 7:30am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Carrotsticks & Cravings, Robertson Quay and Stanley Street, www.carrotsticksandcravings.com
Cafe Melba: Pet & kid-friendly brunch place
This pet-friendly cafe is usually a hit on most kid-friendly restaurant lists, what with its awesome Kids Club and kids eat free deals. And while the food’s sometimes a hit-and-miss, it’s a popular spot for brunch in Singapore because parents can actually eat in peace while the kids go nuts with awesome activities from the Kids Club (and sometimes a bouncy castle!).
You’ve also got tons of brunch options to choose from, including pancakes, French toast, and a variety of egg dishes, along with sandwiches, pastas, pizzas, and much more.
Brunch timing: Daily from 8am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Cafe Melba, Mediapolis and Goodman Arts Centre, www.cafemelba.com.sg
Coastes: Family-friendly beach club in Singapore
Coastes offers weekend brunch in Singapore with the likes of pancakes, French toast, eggs and waffles alongside freshly made pizzas and hearty sandwiches – there’s also a kids’ menu on weekends! Of course, the biggest selling point here is the beachside Sentosa location. Sip on a latte and feel the sand between your toes while you watch the kiddos splash in the calm, shallow water. Even dogs are welcome at this awesome open-air brunch spot.
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, 9am – 3pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Coastes, 50 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099000, www.coastes.com
Read more: Family-friendly beach clubs in Singapore
Common Man Coffee Roasters: All-day brunch cafe
At Common Man Coffee Roasters, there’s a fab selection of all-day breakfast options, including healthy brunch bites like house-made granola, a super yummy Turkish breakfast with crispy feta and hummus, Common Man Full Breakfast, and the indulgent King Prawn Mac & Cheese. Prices are a little steep, but this is one brunch in Singapore where we’d claim it’s worth every penny. They don’t take reservations, however, so expect a bit of wait time.
Brunch timing: Daily from 7:30am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here.
Common Man Coffee Roasters, multiple locations in Singapore, including ION Orchard, Martin Road and Stanley Street, www.commonmancoffeeroasters.com
CE LA VI: Brunch on top of Marina Bay Sands
Come for the views, stay for the delicious brunch food! CE LA VI’s weekend brunch in Singapore includes premium seafood on ice, sharing plates such as the 48-hours slow-cooked Short Rib Bossam, sushi platters and an array of desserts that don’t disappoint. Pair your brunch with Veuve Cliquot or Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve Champagne, wines, cocktails and fruit juices. One of the best brunches in Singapore for out-of-town guests thanks to those gorgeous views!
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, 12pm – 3pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
CE LA VI, Level 57, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, Hotel Tower 3, 1 Bayfront Avenue, 018971, www.celavi.com
Da Paolo Dempsey: Casual cafe brunch
Da Paolo offers brunch near you thanks to their multiple outlets all over Singapore. The daily brunch menu of Avocado Toast, Eggs Benedict, and Pork Sausage Scotch Egg alongside Italian specialities like Linguine al Pesto e Burrata, Naples-style wood-fired pizzas always goes down well.
Brunch timings: 8am –2pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Da Paolo Dempsey, 8 Dempsey Road, #01-13, www.dapaolo.com.sg/dempsey
The Prince: Middle Eastern brunch in Singapore
Love kebabs? Hit up The Prince for a Middle Eastern brunch in Singapore to remember! The restaurant was also recently renovated, featuring a cosy, homey interior. Opt for the weekend brunch set menu, which includes an array of mezze, mains and sweets galore.
Alternatively, the a la carte brunch menu also has plenty to please, including the Beef Cheek, Fish & Chips, Pulled Duck Sandwich and more. Want a glass or two to kickstart the weekend with a solid buzz? Opt for the two-hour, free-flow weekend brunch.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 11:30am – 3pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
The Prince, 48 Peck Seah Street, Singapore 079317, www.bytheprince.com
Food for Thought: Best brunch after a museum trip
The affordable brunch menu – there’s a brunch menu just for kids too! – includes faves like Cinnamon French Toast, Fried Chicken Wings plus other delectable brunch must-haves. Make a day of it by exploring the National Museum afterwards or before!
Brunch timing: Daily from 10am
How much: View the brunch here.
How to book: Book here
Food for Thought, 93 Stamford Road, #01-04/05, National Museum of Singapore, Singapore 178897, www.foodforthought.com.sg
LAVO: Best brunch with a view
LAVO’s brunch doesn’t just dish out stunning sky-high views of the city skyline, you’ll also get to tuck into pizzas and mains such as the Eggplant Parmigiana and Roasted Barramundi, as well as delectable desserts.
This free-flow Sunday Champagne brunch in Singapore also includes a Raw Bar, with shrimp cocktails, truffle crab salad, chilled lobster and more, a selection of salumi and formaggi – think Calabrese salami, Grana Padano, Soppressata – and free-flow Champagne and rosé. LAVO also runs a themed party brunch every now and then with feel-good party tunes to go with delicious brunch food.
Brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
LAVO Singapore, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Tower 1, Level 57, Singapore 018956, www.lavosingapore.com
Little Farms Table: Brunch served till 2pm
Diners at Little Farms Table can enjoy brunch food at Tanglin Mall that’s wholesome yet indulgent (and happily you can order brunch here until 2pm!). Expect dishes crafted from scratch using ingredients from Little Farms and Starter Lab, served with some of the best coffee (Allpress Espresso) and tea.
It’s all cool air-con indoor seating – perfect for a hot humid day. Tuck into delish pastries, the famous Smashed Avocado on Sourdough, and Acai bowls or try the Aussie Breakfast with eggs, beans mushroom, heirloom tomatoes, sausage and bacon (they do a Keto Breakfast too)!
Brunch timing: 7:30am till evening
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Little Farms Table, 163 Tanglin Road, #02-138, Singapore 247933, www.littlefarms.com
Merci Marcel: Chic brunch cafes islandwide
Merci Marcel is that neighbourhood French café-restaurant that you wish would set up shop in your hood (and luckily they’ve expanded to the East now so you can defo find a great brunch near you!). The interiors are gorgeous, and the brunch food is largely French – charcuterie boards, lots of cheese, and a multitude of egg dishes and French Toast (of course!).
Brunch timing: Daily from 8am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Merci Marcel, multiple locations in Singapore including Orchard, Tiong Bahru and Club Street, www.instagram.com/mercimarcel
Open Farm Community: Weekend brunch with outdoor play space
Open Farm Community is a joy to mamas’ hearts – this huge, airy, light-filled Dempsey restaurant has a farm-to-table eating philosophy, a fabulously healthy menu and a great outdoor play space where kiddos can wear themselves out while they wait for their food to arrive. Its weekend brunch in Singapore features the Momotaro Tomatoes, Steak & Egg, Hay-Smoked Chicken and more.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturdays & Sundays, 11am – 3:30pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Open Farm Community, 130E Minden Road, Singapore 248819, www.openfarmcommunity.com/brunch
PS.Cafe at Harding Road: Extensive brunch menu
PS.Cafe serves up an extensive brunch menu at all their Singapore locations, but for our money, the loveliest for brunch is the Harding Road outlet in the heart of Dempsey Hill. Dining on the outdoor deck overlooking the huge lawn area is the nicest part about eating here, as well as the dessert (the handmade cakes are their speciality — you’ve been warned!).
Be prepared to get there early (no reservations are taken for weekend brunch) and take your time; service staff can be slow, and with no highchairs (booster seats only), it’s best for older kids! We love the sprawling, shady lawn for little kids to run around on, though.
Brunch timing: Daily from 8am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
PS.Cafe at Harding Road, 28B Harding Road, Singapore 249549, www.pscafe.com
RedDot Brewhouse: Pet and kid-friendly brunch place
Come for brunch, stay for the lush greenery and relaxing setting at this family-owned brewery cum restaurant in an old British Army Barrack in Dempsey. RedDot Brewhouse’s weekend brunch menu serves up pleasing plates like Prosciutto Ham on Toast and a Breakfast platter with bacon, spicy Italian sausage, Eryngi mushrooms and more. Did we mention that furkids are welcome too?
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, from 11:30am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
RedDot Brewhouse, 25A Dempsey Road, #01-01, Singapore 247691, www.reddotbrewhouse.com.sg
SIRI HOUSE: Alfresco brunch
Expect a leisurely weekend brunch in Singapore at this Dempsey hideout, where you’ll find a la carte plates to share. Brunch food here is posh nosh like Boston lobster, steak and eggs, unagi risotto, a delish Katsu burger and much more.
What’s even better? We love their dessert options – our fave is the Sicilian pistachio ice cream – and sophisticated cocktails made with handcrafted infusions, freshly squeezed juices and spice mixes. It can get hot sitting alfresco but the sweeping jungle views make it worthwhile!
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, 11:30am – 3:30pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
SIRI HOUSE, 8D Dempsey Road, #01-02 Dempsey Hill, Singapore 249672, www.sirihouse.com
Small Batch: DIY brunch boards
Small Batch is a charming new brunch cafe in the Botanic Gardens featuring cosy Bali-style interiors. What’s special here is the build-your-own brunch boards, where you can enjoy a variety of different menu items served in small batches—perfect for those who can’t decide what to eat!
The brunch boards start at $15.90 for three items, with choices ranging from bakery, eggs, fruits, treats, and more. This kid-friendly cafe near the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden also offers a dedicated kids’ menu. Little ones can choose from the Kiddie Bowl (yoghurt bowl with fresh berries and honey), Chicken and Fish Fingers, and more.
Brunch timing: 9am to 4pm on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays only.
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Small Batch, 1H Cluny Road, #01-K1, Singapore 259604, www.batch.sg
The Coastal Settlement: Brunch with kids’ menu
If you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of life in Singapore, head to The Coastal Settlement for weekend brunch in Singapore. Dig into sharing sides (TCS Wagyu Cubes, fries, Har Jeong Kai wings!) or try their mains (Pulled Pork Benedict, Wagyu Beef Hor Fun, Fish and Chips, burgers and more).
Lending a rustic charm to this cavernous restaurant is the old-world memorabilia, the background melodies and the low-hanging chandeliers. Kids have their own brunch foods to choose from, such as sausage and spaghetti, burgers and more.
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, 9am – 5pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
The Coastal Settlement, 200 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508529, www.thecoastalsettlement.com
The Dempsey Project: Healthy brunch menu options
Who says you can’t enjoy an indulgent brunch in Singapore and still be healthy? The Dempsey Project takes vegan and vegetarian brunch seriously, and its day menu has more than one vegan/vegetarian brunch plate that’s not a salad.
We’re nuts for their Gluten-Free Banana Oat Pancakes, Truffle Mushroom Omelette and the Smashed Avocado on Sweet Potato. Meat lovers don’t have to worry, as there’s still plenty on the menu for you such as Bacon & Egg Wraps and The Big Dempsey Breakfast, which has English pork sausages, sourdough toast, vine tomatoes and mushrooms.
Brunch timings: 8am – noon on weekdays & until 3pm on weekends
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
The Dempsey Project, 9 Dempsey Road, Singapore 247697, www.thedempseyproject.com
The Halia: Halal brunch in Botanic Gardens
The Halia is conveniently situated just across from the amazing National Orchid Garden and adjacent to the lovely ginger garden in the Botanics. In fact, halia is the Malay word for ginger, and it’s a prominent ingredient across the halal brunch menu on weekends, which runs the gamut from classics like Smoked Salmon, Grilled Pancakes, pastry baskets, raspberry yoghurt pots and more.
The patient staff will happily bring kiddos crayons and child-friendly utensils, and of course, they can always hop right outside to get the wiggles out. And thumbs up for the kids’ menu too, where each main comes with a serving of milk or Ribena.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 10am – 4pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
The Halia, 1 Cluny Road, Ginger Garden (enter via Tyersall Avenue), Singapore Botanic Gardens, www.thehalia.com/halia-restaurant
Tiong Bahru Bakery: Famous croissants
It’s a well-known fact that we here at Sassy Mama are huge fans of Tiong Bahru Bakery – in particular, its legendary croissants and Kouign Amann. The croissants are light, flaky and buttery. The Raffles City and Centrepoint locations feature a particularly inventive mash-up of sweet and savoury brunch with its hot food menu. You can also find TBB’s pastries and delicious coffee bright and early on weekends in Chip Bee Gardens and Dempsey.
Brunch timing: Daily from 7:30am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Tiong Bahru Bakery, multiple locations in Singapore including Centrepoint, Raffles City, Funan, Tiong Bahru, www.tiongbahrubakery.com
Tanjong Beach Club: Beach brunch spot
Enjoy brunch in Singapore on the beach at this super cool bar-meets-beach-club. Brunch is all day every day so life really is a beach! While the adults order up, the kids can build sandcastles, and everyone can refresh with a swim in the infinity pool. Call ahead and book a cabana if you plan to make a leisurely day of it. Saturdays tend to be better for families too, as Sundays are popular amongst the young and trendy.
Brunch timings: Daily from 10am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Tanjong Beach Club, 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098942, www.tanjongbeachclub.com
Wild Honey: Best brunch for all-day dining
Looking to have brunch in Orchard? Wild Honey has two Orchard brunch spots, and they are the masters of the all-day breakfast. Start the day with breakfast martinis and cocktails, or sip on coffee from Common Man Coffee Roasters and tea from TWG Tea; then savour all-day breakfast dishes with seafood, meat, eggs and even vegetarian options as you have brunch in Orchard!
Both of Wild Honey’s Orchard locations tend to get mobbed on the weekends, though, so do yourself a favour and book ahead.
Brunch timing: Daily from 9am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Wild Honey, three locations in Singapore including Mandarin Gallery, Orchard and Bugis, www.wildhoney.com.sg
Whisk & Paddle: Best brunch in Punggol
If you fancy weekend brunch in Singapore with a difference, pack up the kids, their scooters and bikes and head to Whisk & Paddle out in Punggol. The café is perched on the reservoir, which has a beautifully scenic cycling path.
Fuel up at Whisk & Paddle’s outdoor seating, where you can admire the view while your little ones play in the genius kiddie floor area. On the weekend brunch menu, you’ll find waffles, eggs benedict and croissants – plus a selection of pasta, burgers, fish dishes and pizzas.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 9:30am – 3pm
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Whisk & Paddle, 10 Tebing Lane, #01-01, Singapore 828836, www.whiskandpaddle.com.sg
Wildseed Café: Best brunch in Seletar
Wildseed is fab for brunch in Singapore. The Wildseed Seletar cafe has got all the classic brunch food you want with a breezy outdoor area that’s decked out with plants and florals. The Alkaff Mansion brunch cafe has plenty of flora and welcomes pets. There’s also a hearty selection of freshly baked cakes and luscious pastries to complement your escape from the bustling city.
Brunch timing: Daily from 8am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Wildseed Café, multiple locations in Singapore, including The Summerhouse, The Alkaff Mansion and 1-Flowerhill, www.wildseedcafe.sg
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar: American brunch at MBS
Renowned for their fried chicken and waffles and classic Southern sides like Mac & Cheese and Buttermilk biscuits, Yardbird’s Great American Brunch serves up finger-lickin’ good weekend brunch in Singapore with heaping pancakes, French toast, all manner of eggs, and even a doughnut tree.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, from 10am
How much: View the brunch menu here.
How to book: Book here
Yardbird Southern Table and Bar, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, L1-82 |B1-07, 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972, www.runchickenrun.com