places for brunch

[mssophie]

this page is a good brunch guide

http://www.ladyironchef.com/2010/02/bre ... singapore/

or just go to http://www.ladyironchef.com/ and type in brunch

[pjays02]

this page is a good brunch guide

http://www.ladyironchef.com/2010/02/bre ... singapore/

or just go to http://www.ladyironchef.com/ and type in brunch

This is handy! Thanks for the share.

The old Tiong Bahru Estate has lots of little hidden food gems. I've been to Forty Hands, good stuff! If all else fails, there's always the local fare are the Tiong Bahru Market (if it's your thing, i guess)

[mssophie]

this page is a good brunch guide

http://www.ladyironchef.com/2010/02/bre ... singapore/

or just go to http://www.ladyironchef.com/ and type in brunch

This is handy! Thanks for the share.

The old Tiong Bahru Estate has lots of little hidden food gems. I've been to Forty Hands, good stuff! If all else fails, there's always the local fare are the Tiong Bahru Market (if it's your thing, i guess)

you're welcome! happy to share.
no, i've never been to tiong bahru area for food. i'll check out forty hands thanks!

[AndyWillie]

you can try marmalade pantry at ion!

[mssophie]

you can try marmalade pantry at ion!

i love it there! however, i find the service terrible ):

[Alisonfh]

There's this new place called Hatched at Holland Village. Along the same stretch with Wendy's and Starbucks.

[JamesTan.]

I reckon Simply pancakes is only mediocre.

[young.chinese.guy]

Did you mean Strictly Pancakes on Prinsep Street? Not sure if it's the one you were talking about...

I reckon Simply pancakes is only mediocre.

[young.chinese.guy]

+1

I am a fan of brunch places too! Wild Honey is pretty good, but kinda pricey I guess. I would normal check out cafes at hidden places, perhaps Tiong Bahru? You can check out Forty Hands and The Plain Cafe, pretty good!

[AndyWillie]

riders cafe?

[Bino]

Group Therapy, located in Duxton Road just off Chinatown. It's a great place to have Sunday brunch

[algahar]

i have been to food for thoughts, its nice, but be there early as it is always filled up and can wait for as long as 30 min, in the sun, not funny.

been to a pancake shop by prinsep street, it was ok, nice environment, very quiet and 'sunday feel'

i also go to kith cafe at the park mall at dhoby ghaut. been there twice, not disappointed.

there may also be some nice choices by tiong bahru, along eng hoon street, as there are a few cafes there.

ps cafe is everywhere and i think you get pretty good food there in general, from brunch to dessert.

dempsey is obviously a good place for brunch, but then i find it hard to reach (i live in the east) and generally pricey.

[sarasari]

agree regarding food for thoughts, it can get crowded but the food is good and not expensive. Also a nice break from the walk in the gardens.

[tinkerbell88]

Wild Honey at Scotts Square, Jones the Grocer in Mandarin Gallery/Dempsey, even the cafe at Botanics all serve good brunches at the weekend!

[emvis]

Hatched does the best brunch, as they name suggests, eggs are their specialty.. so try the eggs benedicts! best hollandaise sauce ever!! www.hatched.sg