Next Cafés To Try

Smoked bacon encasing a perfectly poached egg with a bed of sauteed mushroom and hollandaise sause beneath. Enjoy the all day breakfast menu on a laid back Saturday. #eatwithzac

- Seems like a good time to seat down somewhere, slowly slipping on my iced espresso cubes with milk and just watch the day go by.

I was wondering, having so much milk with my coffee, means I'm gaining lots of calcium right? 😆

Look Ma, I'm drinking lots of milk for my bones! 🍼

And on my Auntie viewpoint, I'm getting 3 to 4 more cups of coffee in one seating 😂

The coffee was on the bitter side at the the right amount which sits well with me!

Flat white came warm, not even hot. And where yo latte art 😕
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Sigh can't stand the random bag on the floor which kinda ruined this pic lol. 😖

The freshly-made fettucine was a standout, its bite firm and al dente in contrast to the juiciness of the mildly spicy tomato sauce laced with plentiful threads of shredded crabmeat.

Skip the gnocchi, which was far too soft.

Love the ambience here! Menu was rather limited but had interesting dishes such as the truffle mushroom toast. The big breakfast is definitely one of the most visually-appealing and quality ones out there 🌟🌟🌟🌟

I reckon this is one of the best scrambled eggs I've had. It just slips down your throat - a result of quality ingredients, watchful cooking and very well-controlled heat. Added my favourite bacon and portobello mushrooms to make it my version of a happy meal.

Fronted by the original signage of a store built in the mid-70s, a.e.i.o.u.'s concept revolves around going 'back to basics', showcased in their decor, food and atmosphere. Unique up-cycled furniture, mismatched chairs and one-of-a-kind standing lamps give this cafe nothing but character. With a laid-back vibe, this is an interesting place to stop by for an Iced Avocado Coffee (yes, avocado!) in a repurposed vodka bottle. Food-wise, go for the Beef Cheek Pasta and end off with their super zingy Lime Tart. For a vegetarian options that don't fail to satisfy meat-eaters, go for the Mushroom Soup, and the Roasted Pumpkin Salad with quinoa, raisins, chick peas and greens!

If you enjoy spending time with a very good cuppa and basking in the beauty of gorgeous coffee brewing equipment, it's about time you made a coffee pilgrimage to The Tiny Roaster. Reminicent of Nylon's in-house roasting and coffee-only concept, it's worth setting aside some time to experience the seriousness of this coffee studio. Hidden in an estate beside West Coast Plaza, sit back and enjoy your Iced White Brew ($5) or an aromatic Studio Brew ($4) while being inspired to brew your own coffee at home. You can buy roasted and unroasted beans alongside filters and drippers. They even offer classes on home roasting and brewing, coffee appreciation and cupping!

If you're itching for a refreshing caffeine fix on a hot day, stopping by Old Hen Coffee for a bottle of their famous cold brew would be a wise choice. Just a 3-minute walk from Farrer Park MRT station, this cafe dishes out light cafe bites, desserts and coffee. For something savoury, the Croque Monsieur comes highly recommended, as is the case for their Breakfast Toast -- a delicious combination of egg mayo, turkey bacon and cornflakes. Popping in for just a cuppa and some sweets? Choose from a selection of cakes and tarts on display. You'd be silly to leave without first getting hold of a bottle (or two!) of their Creamy White Cold Brew. Slightly sweet, creamy, and with little acidity, this is a truly refreshing beverage!

As you should expect from an ice cream bar, Fatcat meets the expectation of serving very good ice cream made from scratch daily. But more than just serving exciting flavours like the well-loved Butter Beer and Hay & Honey, they go one step further by creating beautiful plated dessert experiences. Choose a flavour or two from their 18 ice creams to grace the top of their charcoal waffle with salted egg sauce. For another unusual bite, try their incredibly refreshing Lime Mojito Sphere -- an explosion of zesty goodness in your mouth. New desserts are regularly introduced in limited quantities daily (just like their waffles), so be sure to get there early to avoid disappointment!

It's lack of a distinct shopfront doesn't stop the crowds from flocking to Ronin for excellent coffee and unpretentious food. Opened by the good folks behind The Plain and The Bravery, pop into this dimly-lit, no-nonsense cafe for some legit scrambled eggs on toast (add on that juicy portobello mushroom and bacon for good measure) and the well-loved Dirty Ronin sandwich. Do yourself a favour and get the decadent brioche French toast topped with braised apple, bacon, hazelnut butter and syrup -- you won't regret it. Of course, no brunch is complete without a kick of caffeine from their classic brews. If you feel like something different, go for their Matcha Latte, or cool down on a hot day with a Wicked!

Pacamara Boutique Coffee Roasters is the joyous result of a partnership between Oz Specialty Coffee and their coffee partners in Thailand, combining well-loved Pacamara blends alongside a sizeable menu of mains and cafe food. Expect great coffee, including options like Iced Thai Coffee, to be enjoyed with brunch items like their popular Truffle Benedict, Red Velvet Pancakes and Salted Caramel Banana French Toast. For a hearty lunch, get their oven-baked Mac & Cheese. With clean, white, bright interiors and dark wood tabletops, Pacamara is a great space for some chill out time with a good book.