Top 22 Places for the Best Brunch in Singapore – Reviewed

Wondering where to get the best brunch? Wonder no more because that’s what this listicle aims to find out!

The Best Brunch Spots

To review only the top brunch places in the country, we used the following criteria:

Food – We rated the brunch based on quality and taste, along with the variety of menu items and how big the servings were.

Cost/value for money – Do the prices reflect the quality and variety of food items?

Service – Are the staff helpful, speedy, and accommodating?

Ambience – Is it a place conducive to a relaxing brunch?

Sunday/Weekend Brunch Spots

There’s nothing quite like a weekend brunch when you won’t have to worry about work or school deadlines. So for this section, we rounded up some of the nicest Singapore brunch spots where you can indulge after a busy work week.

1. Brunches Cafe

Total Scores

Ambience

★★★★★

Crowd Level

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Menu Offerings

★★★★★

At Brunches Cafe, our experience was truly satisfying. The service was friendly and attentive, making us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. Each dish we tried exceeded our expectations, with flavors that delighted our taste buds and presentation that impressed us.

We found Brunches Cafe to be efficient in every aspect. Despite the busy brunch rush, our orders were taken promptly, and the food arrived at our table in a timely manner. The staff was organized and managed the flow of customers smoothly, ensuring a pleasant dining experience for everyone.

The quality of the food at Brunches Cafe is outstanding. From the fresh ingredients to the careful preparation, it’s evident that they take pride in their culinary creations. Every bite was bursting with flavor, leaving us eager to try more from their diverse menu.

When it comes to cost, Brunches Cafe offers excellent value for money. The portion sizes were generous, and the prices were reasonable considering the high quality of the food. We felt satisfied with what we paid and would gladly return for another brunch experience.

Overall, Brunches Cafe is a top choice for brunch enthusiasts. With their friendly service, efficient operations, high-quality food, and reasonable prices, they exceed expectations on every level. Whether you’re craving classics like eggs benedict or looking to try something new, Brunches Cafe is sure to impress with their delicious offerings.

Customer Reviews

“Interesting concept and theme for a cafe! Oldies vibes, which brings back childhood memories. Food is surprisingly good, pasta done perfectly, and coffee is great too. Overall, definitely enjoyed the food and atmosphere here. Go try this cafe, highly recommended!” — ChunJin Tan

“Boss and staff there so friendly made you fee like enjoy meal with someone that u know them so long. Delicious foods and nice coffee. Retro vibes and cozy place to hang out with family and best friends. A place that made feel like revisit and share with others.” — Samantha Sim

2. Wild Honey

Best for all-day breakfasts.

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

For fans of all-day breakfasts no matter what time, Wild Honey can certainly deliver. And it doesn’t do boring old brunches either, as its menus feature mouthwatering international dishes (including vegetarian ones).

Since 2009, Wild Honey has become a favourite spot for imaginative and gorgeously plated brunches. The offerings range from freshly grilled Scandinavian salmon to shakshuka with deconstructed beef and lamb kebabs.

Each day, there’s also a Wild Honey free flow for 90 minutes at S$50+ per person. There’s a choice between Sommelier’s white or red wine and an Italian Prosecco in case you want to make it a boozy brunch.

The only downside we see is that Wild Honey doesn’t accept cash payments and reservations done by email. Otherwise, it remains a fave in our Singapore brunch list.

Customer Reviews

Norwegian Eggs Benedict are the best

Norwegian Eggs Benedict are the best we ever had and being Airline Crew for 25 years, we’ve had our fair share of these all over the world.” – Sharon P

Salmon is always perfectly cooked

“My all-time favourite restaurant. The salmon is always perfectly cooked to my liking.” – Angela C

3. Atlas Coffeehouse

Best for a variety of breakfast beverages.

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Atlas Coffeehouse has proven that sticking to what works but adding special twists can improve on classic brunch fare. For starters, picture hotcakes with blueberries lemon curd, or chorizo and eggs with avocado. 

While the brunch menu isn’t as extensive as others in this list, we recommend not missing out on its beverages. From coffee to tea (and everything in between, including pressed juice), Atlas has something to cleanse or refresh the palate.

So if you want to have a classic brunch at the heart of Bukit Timah, give Atlas Coffeehouse a try. It currently doesn’t offer reservations, but online deliveries are also accommodated.

Customer Reviews

The coffee was quite good

“Went on a weekend brunch time, actually had mains at Adam Road so suggested coming here for some good coffee.

Initially only decided to have drinks but decided to get a dessert as well. The cafe was packed and we waited under the sheltered walkway but got a table rather quickly. The staff were quite friendly and polite in terms of bringing us to the table and taking orders.

My friends commented the coffee was quite good and I liked the iced Macha Latte as well. The lemon pancakes were also served pretty quickly and it was decent. The serving was quite big and satisfying.

A pretty strategic location because it’s a place where hikers can rest along the coast-to-coast route. Glad we came earlier because the queue got longer as we were enjoying the food and drinks.” – Matthew Lee

Great place for brunch

“This cafe is a great place for brunch. It served a healthy and delicious breakfast. It is slightly crowded at the time I went but worth the queue. Try their Scrambled white and greens, it tastes nice. Their Summer Chicken Stew is also delicious. Their bacon waffles are a bit over sweet but it is perfectly matched with black coffee.” – Song Jin Ch’ng

4. Bread and Hearth

Best for artisanal bread and baked goods.

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

What’s brunch without some good old-fashioned carbs? Thankfully, it’s something Bread and Hearth does well, with artisanal buns and loaves always fresh out of the oven and paired with other delicious items.

If you want a huge breakfast for a lazy Sunday brunch in Singapore, Bread and Hearth has just the thing. The Big Breakfast doles out burp-worthy double portions of bacon-egg cups with ham, sausage, hash brown, and all the trimmings!

Its croissants are quite popular too, with people claiming that it’s as close to the French original as a local bakery could get it. But vegetarians shouldn’t feel left out, as there are plant-based options on the menu too.

We just wish the dine-in brunch menu would have more items on it soon.

Customer Reviews

Well-made bread

“Great home delivery of a variety of bread and coffee. 2nd order today. Never fail to please all of us!! Well-made bread!” – Cat Sreekanth

Good selection of bread and pastries

“Good selection of bread and pastries at reasonable prices. Friendly staff and cosy quiet place to have tea and chat.” – Carrie Cheah

Where to Have a Weekday Brunch in Singapore

Thank goodness a weekday brunch is highly possible, especially for busy parents and workers! For power brunches, we made sure to round up those that can give you the energy to take on a full day.

5. Habitat Coffee

Best for daily takeaway or delivery brunches.

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Habitat Coffee has succeeded in serving up hearty meals that can energise diners throughout the day. Its menu is fuss-free and almost minimalist if not for the painstaking way they’re put together, plated, and presented. 

Aside from brunch items like the Sunny Prawn Avo and pancakes, diners can also have a proper lunch or snack here. Tasty rice bowls and pasta are given delightful Singaporean twists, with dishes like pasta lemak and chilli crab linguine.

Habitat Coffee’s brunch menu items are quite affordable too. Most of them don’t go above S$20, with house faves like pulled pork Benedict and Sunny Prawn Avo fitting most budgets.

As of the moment, though, there are only a couple of items on its brunch list. We’re crossing our fingers we’ll see more soon.

Customer Reviews

Great place for brunch

“Spacious, casual and cosy environment. Great place for brunch.” – Rachel Ngoh

Great food, as always

“Great food as always. We really recommend Habitat. However, be a little prepared for a wait and perhaps a missed order if there is a big table of diners before you.” – Wyman Young

6. Brawn & Brains Coffee

Best for daily takeaway or coffees.

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Our experience with Brawn & Brains Coffee, a brunch shop, was defined by their exceptional services. The friendly staff made us feel welcome, and their attentiveness enhanced our dining experience, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Efficiency is a strong suit at Brawn & Brains Coffee. The prompt service ensured that our orders were delivered to our table quickly, and the streamlined payment process added to the overall efficiency. The staff’s coordination reflected a well-organized and customer-focused approach.

The quality of food and beverages at Brawn & Brains Coffee is commendable. From the rich aroma of the coffee to the freshness of the brunch items, each dish was prepared with care and attention to detail. The presentation and flavors exceeded our expectations, showcasing a commitment to culinary excellence.

In terms of cost, Brawn & Brains Coffee offers reasonable pricing for their brunch offerings. The menu provides a good variety, and the portion sizes justified the cost. The transparency in pricing and absence of unexpected charges contributed to a positive dining experience.

7. Cafe Melba

Best for diners with pets and small kids in tow.

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

For busy parents (fur-parents included), grabbing a family brunch might seem next to impossible. Thankfully, places like Cafe Melba exist to disabuse you of that notion.

We’ll get to the cafe’s amazing food in a bit, right after we rave about the amazing kid and pet-friendly ambience it offers. Adults can sit down on squashy upholstered chairs while their little ones run and jump around in the spacious areas.

But the experience won’t be complete without indulging in some Cafe Melba (Melbourne + Asia) specialities. We recommend a Full Melba Breakfast if you’re feeling extra peckish.

Oh, and if you enter your child into the Cafe Melba Kids’ Club, they get to eat for free every Monday with every main meal purchased! Sadly, this offer isn’t valid during public holidays.

Customer Reviews

The food and drinks are amazing

“Amazing place for brunch. The design is clean and minimalist. The seating is comfortable. Most importantly, the food and drinks are amazing. While on the higher side, the portion is very decent, and the taste is just right. Really like the diverse selection of brunch menu too. Highly recommended for the large group due to its spacious seating arrangement.” – Lian Jye Su

Food wise, it’s very good, delicious

“First time here. Kids and pets friendly environment. Have both indoor and alfresco dining. A large field for the kids to run around and a bouncing castle to jump.

Food wise is very good, delicious. See pictures. – Terence Tan

8. Hup Chong Hakka Yong Dou Foo

Must-try: Hakka Yong Dau Foo

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

For nearly four decades now, the Hup Chong Hakka Yong Dou Foo stall has become a hawker favourite. Its handmade menu items are cheap, filling, and authentic and come as dry or served with bee hon and soup.

The wanton, meatballs, and other fried ingredients are made by hand, so they’re always fresh, not frozen. This is something we appreciate from a simple hawker stall, as we love the crunchy taste of golden-brown yong dou foo.

Because it’s a simple stall with no reservation system, service might not be up to par with that of a typical brunch cafe. Lunch-hour queues might be extra-long too.

But as long as you manage your expectations, though, we think this is a good budget brunch go-to (for just around S$5!) any day of the week.

Customer Reviews

Most of the ingredients are handmade

“fried food available like wanton and meatballs are very good. also, not the typical kind of factory-made ingredients. seems like most of the ingredients there are handmade. both soup and dry taste good too. highly recommend.” – Jerwie Koh

The soup is nice, they allowed us to refill it

“I’m not a fan of yong tou foo, but after I tried theirs, I kind of fell in love with it. I always ordered the dry version and their soup is so nice ((their soup is a bonus point for me. They allow us to refill the soup too! I would travel down here again just to eat their Yong Dou Foo.” – Ting Ting

Halal Brunch Places

Not sure where to get a halal brunch in Singapore? We got your back with some scrumptious suggestions in this section!

9. Woodlands Sourdough

Best for halal baked goods

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Those who love sourdough bread won’t be able to resist the ones at Woodlands Sourdough. The ones at this bakery have a fluffy centre and a crunchy outside, thanks to its proprietary fermentation process.

Should you want something a little more substantial than just plain bread, you’re in luck. Woodlands Sourdough offers starters and imaginative hot pressed sandwiches using kimchi and cheddar cheese and tapenade with fresh mozzarella.

It’s also Pizza Night at the bakery every Friday, but the pizzas get sold out quite fast.

Being a halal-certified bakery has earned this place some pretty loyal fans. This, despite its somewhat erratic operating hours and being open from Thursday to Sunday only.

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Customer Reviews

Love the chewy on the outside, moist in the middle bread

“We love your chewy on the outside, moist in the middle bread! We also tried your broccoli/cauliflower/cashew salad today and your rolls! SO GOOD!” – Jennifer Ware Madsen

Sourdough has a very nice yeast flavour

“They serve very authentically organic/sustainable stone ground whole grain flours and naturally leavened bread. Tried a variety of bread from them. The sourdough has a very nice yeast flavour and quite a strong sour taste for bread.

If you are into natural organic bread then this is the place!” – Kwong Yei Fee

10. Kebab Station

Best for brunch at the East Coast Park

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Kebab Station has been around since 2003 to serve up authentic Turkish dishes at East Coast Park. So if you’ve been craving real falafel, hummus, and wraps, you’ve come to the right place.

Aside from the expected kebabs and dips, some surprising menu items can quickly become favourite brunch fare. There are freshly baked Turkish pizzas for one as well as imaginative pasta dishes made with kofta and lamb chops.

Hungry diners can have their fill of a variety of grilled meats or fish and rich stews. For light brunches, there are also salads and flatbread with dips or soups to choose from.

The prices at Kebab Station are quite reasonable too. However, it’s pretty disappointing that it’s closed every Monday.

Customer Reviews

Nice ambience, cafe-like

“Food was Fantastic …great selection ..lots of choices to choose … dessert Kunafe was superb so yummy .. love the Apple Tea nice ambience cafe-like ..staff was friendly n attentive … sure to come back for more. I highly recommend everyone to try it.. especially Turkish Food Lovers!! Thumbs-Up.” – Anita Sam

Service provided was phenomenal

“Had dinner at Kebab Station last week with my cousin and we were very impressed by the authentic Turkish food served here!!! (reminded me of the time I and my family travelled to turkey)… The service the kebab station provided us was phenomenal. The chef and staffs are very friendly/welcoming. I highly recommend this Turkish restaurant to everyone.” – Tan Theophilus

11. The Bravery

Best for big breakfasts

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

If you’re on the lookout for brunch places serving huge portions, look no further than The Bravery. This Muslim-owned eatery has a minimalist dining space and a menu that’s brimming with big all-day breakfasts and entrees. 

There are sizable brekkie offerings apart from the usual pancake stacks and fried egg dishes. We tried the Big Brekkie which had scrambled eggs with sourdough toast, beef sausage, beef bacon, herbed tomatoes, and a Portobello mushroom confit.

We were happy to see a variety of mains and entrees to suit a range of palates. And The Bravery’s beverage selection is quite diverse too.

Still, it’s a bit of a letdown that the place is closed every Monday. 

Customer Reviews

Great coffee and pastries

“Good service with great coffee and pastries. Will come back for lunch.” – Jeffrey Keng

Fell in love with the warm welcome, decor, the food and presentation

“From the warm welcome, decor, the food and presentation, pastries and fall in love with piccolo & generra. They serve food from the heart.” – Sumiyati Tugiman

Dim Sum Brunch Eateries

There are times when nothing but a dumpling or dim sum can hit the spot as the day’s first meal. That’s why this section focuses on some of the best dim sum brunch spots in Singapore.

12. Man Fu Yuan

Best for dim sum weekend buffet brunch cravings

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Man Fu Yuan has got your back if you simply must have dim sum for brunch. This high-end restaurant not only offers both weekend and weekday dim sum menus but a full weekend dim sum buffet as well!

There’s a staggering array of dim sum and other dishes, totalling over 40 to choose from. Delicate dim sum options vie with appetisers and Man Fu Yuan’s main signature dishes, so make sure to select with care.

This dim sum buffet does come with a somewhat steep price at S$68+ per adult, and a minimum of two people is required to dine. 

However, with unlimited Prosecco (for 90 minutes) at S$38.80+ per guest, we find that we don’t mind too much—especially with crispy prawn bean curd rolls with wasabi mayonnaise beckoning to us!

Customer Reviews

Excellent service staff

“Their excellent service staff, especially Rene, Moon and Maggie. We had an enjoyable lunch and will definitely come back soon.” – Mavis Lee

Amazing restaurant

“Good service matches with good food! Amazing restaurant.” – John Fan

13. Empress

Must-try: contemporary takes on dim sum

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Did anyone say unlimited servings of dim sum for brunch? At Empress, this is the delicious reality—even for vegetarians.

The weekend dim sum buffet comes in two-hour block seatings, which give diners ample time to sample the dishes. And if you want some free-flowing Champagne, simply add S$20 to the S$63 buffet fee.

Even more good news—children below five years old can eat free!

There’s the usual har gau and siew mai on the buffet, but if you’re feeling extra adventurous (and modern), we recommend the poached amaranth with a trio of eggs.

Sadly, the vegetarian dim sum options aren’t as plentiful. And some, like pan-fried “Impossible” gyoza, are limited to four pieces per diner only.

Customer Reviews

Good choices of dim sum 

“Overall a very nice place for the dim sum brunch for $68++, there are good choices of dim sum that are repeatable and some that are one-off. We managed to try most of them, and the favourites include king prawn dumplings in soup and also beef cubes.

Interior is very nice and upscale.” – Kevin KW

Best dim sum brunch in Singapore hands down

“Had the dim sum brunch. Best dim sum brunch in Singapore hands down.

Was so stunned by the delicious flavours and quality of the food that my wife had to slap me out of my stupor after the meal.

The dim sum, tenderloin beef and sweet sour pork were amazing. Service was fast and efficient.” – Y-Dub Dub

14. Beng Hiang Restaurant

Best for dim sum buffet brunches for two

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Since 1978, Beng Hiang has been serving up some really scrumptious signature dishes. Its five-spice sausages and braised duck with sea cucumber have made fans of authentic Chinese cuisine happy and sated.

Since it’s open during brunch hours, we decided to sample some of its a la carte menu items as our first meal of the day. Right off the bat, we’re here to say that it’s pricier than most, with some items requiring pre-ordering.

Luckily, we were in time for the dim sum lunch buffet whose prices were more up our alley (S$26.80+ per adult and S$15.80+ per child​).

Unfortunately, it’s only offered for a limited time. Here’s hoping Beng Hiang makes it a permanent thing soon.

Customer Reviews

The roasted chicken was amazing

“The food and service were amazing. Esp the roasted chicken.” – Anna Adonia

Authentic Hokkien dishes

“Authentic Hokkien dishes. Spacious restaurant with lots of tables but can be pretty noisy. Very nice ‘Kong bah bao’ and oyster omelette. The 2 MUST order dishes.” – Joyce Ong

Where to Get Bottomless Brunch in Singapore

You can’t go wrong with a brunch buffet, especially if it’s the first meal of the day. Here’s a great list of where to get the best bottomless brunch in Singapore.

15. Kinki

Best for bottomless Japanese Saturday brunches

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Kinki promises bigger, badder, and bolder Japanese fare for those who love it any time of the day. Add another B for brunch in the mix and we’ve got ourselves a bottomless brunch winner.

Yes, diners can avail of Kinki’s bottomless brunch offer every Saturday and on public holidays. For just S$68 per person (food only), you can have your fill of the yummiest tempura, fresh sashimi, and some pretty filling mains.

You can take your pick from udon to thinly sliced Wagyu with pan-seared foie gras but choose carefully. Understandably, main dishes are limited to one serving per person, but the portions are big enough to satisfy. 

It would be great to have the bottomless brunch offered every day of the week though. Still, this is a good incentive to get our tummies ready when Saturday rolls around.

Customer Reviews

Amazing food

“Great atmosphere! Amazing food! Stupendous service!” – Tan Siok Siok

Staff made great recommendations

“It’s a great experience. The ambience is very welcoming. Amazing wine, food and services. Mr Jerry & staff are extremely knowledgeable and make great recommendations. The scenic view is perfect as well.” – Kate Columbres

16. Tanjong Beach Club

Best for all-day beachside brunches

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

They say nothing whets the appetite better than a day at the beach or by the sea. Tanjong Beach Club’s restaurant and bar take this theory to heart.

There are dishes for sharing and a proper brunch menu as well. But the latter isn’t as broad as we’d wish, with mostly toast figuring in (though there’s a Build Your Own Breakfast platter that seems burp-worthy).

Still, if beachside brunches are your thing, give this one a try. More of elevated bar bites than a bottomless brunch, the menu at Tanjong Beach Club nevertheless hits the mark. 

All in all, we recommend trying out the food here while you’re already enjoying the sun, sand, and sea of Sentosa. Plus, the drinks menu is pretty impressive.

Customer Reviews

Extensive selection of food and drinks

“This is a great place to unwind and relax. They have different seating options and you can go for a half-day or full-day. The views are lovely and they have a nice pool and day beds. There is an extensive selection of food and drinks, and the service is nice. Generally, I would recommend that you book ahead because seating is quite limited. We had a lot of fun and although it was not cheap, it was reasonable for a day of just chilling and resetting.” – Anton 999

Nice food with huge portions

“Went on a weekday and booked the daybed by the beach. So many great things about this place.

First of all, the staff there were really friendly, and for any special occasions, they would surprise you with a cake, free of charge. I think that was a really nice gesture and they even help to take pictures for you.

Moreover, you were allowed to go to the beach area to do your own thing and still be able to keep the daybed, but of course, you have to safeguard your valuables.

Finally, amazing food. Ordered their calamari, their burger, fish and chips and some drinks (forgot the name). All were really nice and the portions were huge too. The total cost was about $120-$150 (really can’t remember too), but definitely worth it.

Definitely would recommend this place for anyone who wants a good time at Sentosa, especially families and couples.” – Benedict

17. Basilico at Regent Singapore

Must-try: Italian weekend brunch buffet

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Having a buffet brunch in a hotel may seem intimidating, especially with an upscale setting like the one at Regent’s Basilico. However, paying S$68+ for the buffet menu when it involves delicious Italian fare isn’t something we’re protesting too much.

The buffet lunch already includes appetisers and a dessert buffet to go with the mains.

We tried the Wagyu beef lasagna with its 12-hour slow-cooked Wagyu beef ragout paired with piquant cheese fondue and found it superb.

Apart from having gluten-free and vegetarian versions, a lot of the menu items can also be tweaked to accommodate those on a ketogenic diet.

For those who might want a bit of local flavour, the buffet also features Singaporean favourites like Singapore laksa and Hokkien noodles. But as they say, when in Rome…

Customer Reviews

You can ask for extra portions

“Tried the New Year brunch with free-flow drinks ($188), food was delicious – they will serve you everything on the menu and if you like an extra portion, you can ask from them (although we never did because there was simply too much food). Had a boozy good time with my friends, and would definitely come back again for the food and experience.” – J.L.

Excellent cheeses, fresh fruit, and tasty dessert shooters

“The best buffet in Singapore.

Yes, it’s Italian focused but it doesn’t compromise on quality at all! The range isn’t expansive and I think that’s what makes it good- the quality is maintained.

Excellent cheeses, fresh fruit, tasty dessert shooters and scrummy pastas.

It’s a little steep at $98+ p.p but for that price, you are getting value and quality.” – Sienna Xandem

Boozy Brunch Restaurants

A boozy brunch in Singapore, you ask? Yes, it’s possible, as the following handpicked brunch spots will reveal.

18. COLONY – The Ritz Carlton

Must-try for a vintage champagne brunch experience in a fine hotel setting

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

When it comes to a boozy brunch in Singapore, we believe it’s best to be prepared to splurge. Otherwise, what’s the point?

Such is the case with Colony at the Ritz-Carlton. With its live show kitchens, you know you’re dealing with the pros and can get your tastebuds ready for the onslaught of mouthwatering, truly bougie dishes.

And if you’re fond of Cristal champagne, we recommend the Vintage Champagne Brunch which happens every Sunday at Colony. It’s quite costly at S$798 per adult, but we’re talking unlimited pours with a serving of Oscietra caviar on the side here.

The great news is that there are more affordable options for the champagne buffet, but with Dom Perignon and Barons de Rothschild champagnes instead. 

However, you can always make up for it with several trips to the many food stations of the buffet as you want!

Customer Reviews

The staff are phenomenal

“One of the best experiences in Singapore. Highly recommend the buffet dinner. It is so delicious! We’ve been twice now and it’s the same atmosphere and enjoyment as the first time.

The staff are phenomenal! Friendly and fun, yet very professional.” – Mark Azzopardi

Serving premium seafood and tasty cooked food

“One of the best quality buffet in Singapore. Serving premium seafood and tasty cooked food. The servers were polite and efficient.

The decors and ambience of the place were of a fine dining restaurant. Overall experience was great. Thoroughly enjoyed myself with the food and the dining area. Of course, a price comes with it but overall it’s worth it once in a while.” – Silver Lee

19. Canchita Peruvian Cuisine

Best for Latin American brunches capped with sangria

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

If you have a hankering for authentic Peruvian dishes and want some Chilean or Spanish wine to go with them, head on over to Canchita for a boozy brunch. You won’t be disappointed.

For starters, you can get your pick of three gorgeous dining areas: the al fresco terrace, the Inka room, or the Amazon room. These spaces were created to recall the look and feel of different Peruvian landscapes.

Then check out the weekend Peruvian brunch offerings that will make your mouth water. There’s Mexican street food if you want something simple and some great ceviches from Peru and Mexico with different seafood as ingredients.

Some of the main courses on the brunch menu may get a bit pricier than the others, such as the Lomo Saltado. However, since it uses real Wagyu beef tenderloin, we’re inclined to think it’s worth the price tag.

Customer Reviews

Food is great with typical Latin flavour combinations

“What comes to my mind after my few dining experiences there? Delightful and different dining moments. I would say elevated, rich and warm.

Everyone working at Canchita makes sure that your time at Canchita is unforgettable and pleasant. From the moment you enter the room, you are greeted warmly and professionally… until the moment you leave the restaurant, stomach satisfied of course!

The food is great, with typical Latin flavour combinations.

Who does not like their Solterito or their freshly made Ceviches? One dish was a bit salty to me, but this is always a question of personal preference!

I would highly recommend Canchita to anyone who wants a different culinary experience, surrounded by great people and in a beautiful part of Dempsey Hill.

Chef Daniel and Tamara: well done. Obviously not cheap, the portions are satisfying, not too much nor too little.” – Joris Cheuvo

Fabulous food, great service staff, beautiful environment

“Fabulous food, great service staff, beautiful environment, overall fantastic experience. The only downside was the aircon, was so warm & we were uncomfortable feeling muggy. But will definitely be back for the good food, keep up the fabulous work guys, Cheers!” – Amutha Rama

20. Alley on 25 by Andaz Singapore

Best for free-flow boozy weekend brunches.

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Want some bottomless booze to go with a hearty brunch? Andaz offers this with a couple of its festive buffets during the holidays.

Apart from lazy breakfasts and holiday buffet dinners, Andaz’s afternoon tea offering has a bottomless booze feature. For S$80, you can pair savoury sandwiches and sweet pastries with your choice of wine, cocktails, or champagne.

The usual lunchtime menu of Andaz is a bit steep at S$168 (for a minimum of two diners). There’s a more affordable dim sum set lunch at just S$68, though, with the option to go gluten-free or vegetarian.

However, since Alley on 25 is best known for taking inspiration from vibrant Singapore street food, go check out its affordable comfort food offerings. Take your pick from 10-inch pizzas to fish and chips for under S$25.

Customer Reviews

Cannot recommend enough

“This is the 3rd Andaz hotel we have stayed at around the world and cannot recommend enough, the rooms are clean, spacious, well appointed and quiet. The buffet breakfast is so good and the staff are polite and attentive. The hotel is central and has public transport directly underneath. Thank you Andaz for another amazing stay and thank you, Shaun, for looking after us each day.” – Joan Lake

Great service at Alley on 25

“Great service at this hotel especially at the restaurant Alley on 25. The staff there are attentive and the food is good. The rooms are clean and spacious. Happy with my stay.” – Munkid Lo

Our Recommendations for the Most Affordable Brunch

There’s always a great affordable brunch spot in Singapore if you know where to look. Luckily, we’re here to point you in the right direction.

21. Lola’s Cafe

Best for affordable hearty breakfasts.

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

Should you find yourself on a budget but still craving great brunch food, head on over to Lola’s Cafe. You can enjoy a Crab Cake Benedict with an English muffin and a poached egg for just S$19.

And if you have some change left, treat yourself to a speciality cold black brew for just S$6. That should be enough to have a happy start to your day.

Lola’s has become a go-to for brunch comfort food among many Singaporeans. Aside from its great prices, you can’t go wrong with treating yourself to really good coffee and a simple yet hot breakfast/lunch meal.

That said, we’d love to see Lola’s Cafe expand its brunch menu just a bit more.

Customer Reviews

Very professional staff gave great recommendations 

“Service staff ( Mr Singh) was very professional in his job taking our orders and giving us great recommendations. The Beef Cheek with Barley Risotto was excellent. Only wish you served wines.” – Victor Gan

Food presentation is good and the portions are generous

“I am impressed by this cafe.

1. They take yr reservation n would still follow up with u on the day.

2. Excellent service from the servers, good attitude n attentive service.

3. Observe safe distancing strictly.

4. Presentation of food is good n the portion is generous.

5. Coffee is power (Baileys Affogato)

6. Their craft beer is smooth & fresh (Rye & Pint)

Highly recommend this cafe.” – Bear Chee

22. Joji’s Diner

Best for an all-American diner brunch experience

Total Scores

Food

★★★★★

Cost

★★★★★

Value for Money

★★★★★

Ambience

★★★★★

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Some days, you just want a simple burger to get you powering through the day. And if that burger is prepared well and doesn’t come at a steep price, even better.

Joji’s Diner is a haven for those who like a little retro American diner situation with their burger brunches. Its menu items are as frills-free and unfussy as can be expected too.

With chicken and waffles, loaded spuds, slapjack fry-ups, and a side of onion rings or chicken fries, you might just expect the Riverdale gang to come through for brunch with you.

It’s definitely an Instagrammable place, so you might have to spend some time dodging other people’s smartphones and selfies as you order. But the prices can’t be beaten, especially with a full belly involved.

Customer Reviews

Waffle with fried chicken is nice

“Is highly recommended. The food serving was generous and worth paying for. Waffle with fried chicken is nice. mac and cheese are nice too. All are yummy.” – Serene Hia

Servings were huge and could be shared

“Authentic American diner ambience. When I went there for lunch, almost all the tables were occupied by students. It was easy to find a carpark lot along Sunshine Terrace.

The food was delicious and fresh! The servings were huge and could be shared The prices excluded GST and service charges. Inexpensive prices.

They do accept reservations but the queue moved quickly.

The service was warm and friendly. The staffs were happy to oblige when I asked for more spoons, cups, or top-up hot water for my tea. Highly recommended!” – Justine Lee

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