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Good weekend brunch places?

Post by Samone B » Sat, 21 Oct 2006 5:10 pm

I've been to Epicurious and Simply Bread on Robertson Quay for breakfast and they're great (especially Epicurious), anyone else got any good weekend breakfast/brunch cafe recommendations?

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Post by l0stAngeL » Sat, 21 Oct 2006 5:53 pm

i will recomend traditional chinese breakfast at any coffee shops or yakun(if u've heard of it). they serve half boiled eggs, toast kaya bread and maybe a cup of coffee/tea :P i love it~

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Post by Bonbon » Sun, 22 Oct 2006 9:39 pm

There are quite a few in Robertson Quay :)

I like the book cafe around the corner, but away from the river, got all the magazines you can read, it's been my normal sat hang out brunch place. very chill out, very quiet in comparison to the ones upfront.

However, if you prefer the river view, I also like River Cafe it's at 41 Robertson Quay, a sydney/melbroune type of cafe setting, if you know what I mean I like their salmon bagel. yummmmm

Then there's Cedele, which believe you would have heard it before, it's got one in suntec, one in great wall, one in somewhere orchard....I love their bread, and their spinach mushroom quiche. Although smoothie is done using the fruit flavour milk wouldn't recommend it.

did you mention Epicurious? I haven't tried, but heard about it....

I can go on and on about it, love those bistors, and cafes in the RQ area.....!!! :)

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Post by Bonbon » Sun, 22 Oct 2006 9:41 pm

oh got one more! this one is in between Singaporean and Western style, another favorite place of mine, I like the setting too...

It's called Toast Box, in Plaza Sing, right next to Breadtalk, opposite to subway.....I love their sinful peanut thick toast.....that would make me feel like i'm in heaven! :lol:

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Post by Samone B » Thu, 26 Oct 2006 11:24 am

Hey there, thanks very much for the recommendations. Definitely lots of choice in Roberston Quay. You should definitely try the Epicurious breakfast. The muesli parfait is delicious! :)

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Post by williamw » Wed, 29 Nov 2006 10:45 am

PS cafe at dempsey road too

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Post by jpatokal » Wed, 29 Nov 2006 6:39 pm

williamw wrote:PS cafe at dempsey road too
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Post by wander_lust » Thu, 07 Dec 2006 4:16 pm

If you like your cheese and eggs, this is a good place.

You can check out their lunch menu. I was there for brunch a couple months ago on a Saturday so I'm pretty sure they do brunch.

http://www.thecellardoor.com.sg/

One thing though, they are child friendly so be prepared for the odd screaming kid if you're unlucky.

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Post by pigscanfly82 » Sat, 17 Feb 2007 12:38 am

The Marmalade Pantry at Palais Renaissance is prob the best in Singapore... You will definitely need to book for weekends.
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Post by Rich D » Tue, 20 Feb 2007 10:12 pm

Champagne brunch at the Hilton, brunch at 190 at the Four Seasons with free flow martini cocktails. Oh yeah, they both do food too.

Of course, you could go elsewhere for a bagel..........
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Post by madlysane » Fri, 23 Feb 2007 3:01 pm

I pretty much enjoyed the All Day Breakfast at The Garden Slug. It has a very laid-back atmosphere, suitable for slow weekend brunchy thing. Go to their website www.thegardenslug.com for map and directions.

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