Do you love fluffy pancakes, a full English Breakfast or something lighter like avocado smash. Some breakfast places offer an all-day breakfast menu, so you can still have a lie-in! So where are the best breakfasts in Singapore?
Breakfasts in Singapore with great quality ingredients
Wild Honey breakfasts
For more than a decade, Wild Honey has been creating and serving up innovative and beautiful breakfasts inspired by a love of travel and international flavours. Each dish tells a story of far flung lands and the tastes, colours and textures that bring them to life. And, in good news for brekky lovers, the extensive menu puts global all-day breakfast at the forefront.
Choose from the classic English breakfast, a Canadian-style stack of buttermilk pancakes, plus plenty of exotic options from other parts of the world: the Moroccan breakfast has spiced carrot and chickpea fritters; the Tunisian includes chorizo and eggs in a spicy shakshuka; and the Texan features smoky barbecue brisket. Elsewhere on the menu you’ll find traditional Brazilian bread, Belgian coconut waffles, and the Boulevard St Michel – a savoury French toast with parmesan crumbed eggs and spinach soufflé.
No great brunch is complete without excellent coffee, so sip on Wild Honey’s bespoke Common Man Coffee Roasters blend or the ice coffee cubes with milk. And, if you’re in the mood for a boozy brunch, the restaurant also offers free-flow Prosecco and select wines as well as a luxurious afternoon tea to while away the second half of the day.
Locations at Mandarin Gallery and Scotts Square
wildhoney.com.sg
SPRMRKT Dempsey Road for all-day breakfasts
They offer mouth-watering all-day breakfast menus that fans of English breakfast style fry-ups in particular should try. The SPRMRKT Breakfast Platter features two eggs cooked in any style, accompanied by bacon, tomato, sautéed mushrooms, pork sausages and warm toast. Other items to add to your must-try list are the savoury buttermilk pancakes served with maple syrup, tomatoes, streaky bacon, chorizo and a fried egg.
Want something out of the ordinary? Try the shakshuka made with hearty baked cannellini beans, sweet bell peppers, tomatoes and two poached eggs.
8 Dempsey Road, #01-15A
8129 8166 | sprmrkt.com.sg
Tiong Bahru Bakery for a great Singapore breakfast
Tiong Bahru Bakery’s Raffles City and Funan restaurants serve up delicious fluffy brown butter pancakes for any time of the day. But, if you only have space for one dish, get the sourdough waffles, served sweet or savoury. These homemade waffles are made with a 158-year-old sourdough starter, which makes them extra tasty!
252 North Bridge Road, Raffles City Shopping Centre, #B1-11
6333 4160 tiongbahrubakery.com
All-day breakfast at Little Farms Cafe
If you love shopping for groceries at Little Farms, you need to stop by the café for a taste of their all-day breakfast menu! It’s made with the same wholesome ingredients available on the shelves. Signature dishes include the popular smashed avocado on toast, made with cage-free eggs, Little Farms famous avocados, and Starter Lab’s daily baked sourdough. Other favourites include the lox homemade bagel, featuring house-cured beetroot salmon gravlax, crème fraiche, tomato, pickled onion and capers, and the array of daily-baked vegan pastries such as banana cake, and blueberry and chocolate muffins.
Fancy some fresh air? The dine-in options accommodate both indoor and outdoor seating. And, if you’re in a hurry to head off, grab a quick and healthy smoothie or a freshly prepared cup of coffee to start your day right.
Valley Point Shopping Centre, 491 River Valley Road
3105 1154
For other visit littlefarms.com and littlefarmscafe.com.
The Whole Kitchen – bakery and breakfasts in Singapore
Gluten-free bakery The Whole Kitchen has opened its very first café in Katong, open from 7.30am daily (closed on Monday). Tuck into healthy and delicious gluten-free sandwiches and cakes, and sip on fresh smoothies and great coffee from Allpress. In addition to dining in, you can also take away all your favourite bakery products like gluten-free breads, sourdoughs and muffins.
All the spreads and condiments are made in-house – highlights include peanut butter, hazelnut cacao spread, berry chia jam, cucumber pickles and green chutney. Everything on the menu is all-natural, nutrient-packed, refined-sugar-free and gluten-free. There are also vegan-friendly, dairy-free and keto options.
11 East Coast Road, Odeon Building, #01-16
thewholekitchen.com.sg
Great breakfasts places in Singapore for a fry-up!
Alley on 25
On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 12pm to 2.30pm, indulge in a lazy breakfast ($50 per person) at Alley on 25, Andaz Singapore. You get to choose a main from a selection of hearty brunch dishes like avocado toast, lobster mac and cheese (additional $10), and the veggie-friendly margherita panini. Then, slowly savour unlimited plates of cold seafood, cold cuts, cheeses, and salads, served straight to your table. Don’t miss out on the eggs station, too, where you can get fried-to-order omelettes, scrambled or poached eggs.
The breakfast menu doesn’t stop there; dessert is free-flow with options like freshly made waffles (yum!), soft serve ice-cream, and seasonal fruits. Coffee and TWG tea are included in the package, as with juices. If you love to drink, upgrade your brunch with the unlimited beverage option (top up $45), which includes Prosecco, wines and beers.
Andaz Singapore
5 Fraser Street
64081288 | hyatt.com
The Providore English breakfast
Each of The Providore’s restaurants has its own breakfast timings; regardless of location, however, you can anticipate a filling English Breakfast! It comes with poached, scrambled or fried eggs served with sautéed mushrooms, roasted tomato, grilled bacon, pork sausage and sourdough toast.
Four outlets islandwide
theprovidore.com
Food For Thought for a fry-up
Try the Full Works at Food For Thought! Scrambled eggs, bacon, brioche, baked beans, garlic mushrooms and pork sausage all make an appearance, as well as a mesclun tomato salad. This english breakfast style fry-up is available all day, every day. For something sweet try the blueberry smoothie pancakes with lemon butter.
93 Stamford Road, #01-04/05
National Museum of Singapore
foodforthought.com.sg
Swee Lee Social Club for an affordable breakfast in Singapore
Open from 10am everyday, this cosy coffee, music and lifestyle joint serves up a mean plate of scrambled eggs at a steal – $5. It’s a simple yet satisfying affair of cherry tomatoes, cheese on sourdough, and creamy scramble. You’ll also find a decent selection of fresh bakes and savoury pastries by Mother Dough, such as the turkey ham and gouda cheese croissant ($6.50). If you prefer something sweet, the café does a delicious rendition of homemade waffles with ice cream ($10), topped with mixed berries and chocolate drizzle.
Oh, and did we mention the coffee? There’s also a fab selection of signature brews to keep you caffeinated, handcrafted by talented baristas. Caffeine-free options are aplenty, too!
1 Vista Exchange Green, 01-07/10
sweeleesocialclub.com
Breakfast places for the best pancakes in Singapore
Clinton Street Baking Company & Restaurant
Once acclaimed as having the “best pancakes” by New York magazine, this American restaurant has made its way to Singapore. Highlights of the breakfast menu include the signature pancakes with warm maple butter, accompanied by either blueberries, banana walnut or chocolate chunks.
31 Purvis Street
6684 4845 | facebook.com/clintonstsingapore
McDonald’s breakfasts
At good ol’ McDs, you can look forward to affordable fluffy hotcakes served in a variety of ways, from classic hotcakes drizzled with maple syrup and butter, to hotcakes with chicken sausage, and the Breakfast Deluxe, which includes scrambled eggs, toasty muffins and chicken sausage. One easy-to-eat item you can request without meat is the breakfast wrap, with scrambled eggs and hash browns – and just a hint of chill sauce!
Over 130 branches islandwide
mcdonalds.com.sg
Slappy Cakes
Instead of being served cooked pancakes here, diners get the chance to make their own! Choose your choice of batter from five options – buttermilk, whole grain, peanut butter, chocolate and pandan – then pick your fixings (sweet or savoury), add some toppings and you’re ready to start cooking. If you’re not confident of your own pancake skills, Slappy’s also has its own suggested combos to choose from.
Multiple branches islandwide
slappycakes.com.sg
Other breakfast places in Singapore and cafés for brunch
Nassim Hill
This cosy and casual bistro bar offers delicious breakfasts in Singapore (and other brunch fare) from 8am to 3pm daily. If you’re feeling hungry, we recommend the steak and eggs ($24). This classic combination of grilled ribeye with two sunny-side up eggs also comes with a bread basket. In addition, there’s the cheddar cheese and bacon waffles ($20), which we’re big fans of, and brioche french toast ($18) for a sweet treat. You also don’t want to miss the array of freshly baked breads and pastries!
#01-03 Tanglin Post Office, 56 Tanglin Road
6835 1128 | nassimhill.com.sg
Café Melba
Breakfast is available all day, every day at both of Café Melba’s two outlets. The menu features quite a selection of dishes, from simple toast with butter and jam to a buttermilk pancake stack, eggs benedict, and the Full Melba Breakfast.
Two outlets islandwide
cafemelba.com.sg
Toastbox
If you’re feeling in the mood for local eats, drop by Toast Box where a range of traditional dishes are served for breakfast. Must-tries include the Peanut Butter Thick Toast, Traditional Toast, Laksa and Curry Chicken. Also, don’t forget to pair your meal with a signature traditional Nanyang Kopi.
Mulitple outlets islandwide
toastbox.com.sg
Curious Palette
This family-friendly spot serves brunch from 9am to 6pm; the menu includes dishes like eggs on toast, pan-seared salmon, and corned beef scotch egg. Also, if you’re a fan of waffles, you’ll be glad to see buttermilk waffles on the menu; they’re served together with options including maple syrup, Greek yogurt and vanilla bean ice cream.
64 Prinsep Street
6238 1068 | facebook.com/curiouspalette
Common Man Stan
Looking for a cosy hideout with quality brekkie and top-notch coffee? Try the Stanley Road outlet of popular brunch spot Common Man Coffee Roasters. It offers old favourites in addition to new dishes exclusive to the branch. All-day breakfast is served from 7.30am to 5.30pm; savoury options include potato and leek rosti, and cacao granola with Greek yogurt, raw honey and your choice of milk.
11 Stanley Street
6877 4855 | commonmancoffeeroasters.com
Group Therapy Coffee
At this casual café, look forward to all-day breakfast dishes such as poached eggs served on thick toast with smoked salmon, melted cheese and hollandaise sauce, and also a pancake stack with homemade honeycomb and fruit. There’s also pumpkin pancakes and ice cream with waffles!
181 South Bridge Road #01-05
gtcoffee.com
Nine Thirty by Awfully Chocolate
The Awfully Chocolate flagship restaurant boasts an attractive breakfast menu that ranges from an English breakfast (The Works), to steak and eggs, crepes, waffles and also sandwiches. Wash it all down with a cup of hot chocolate or coffee.
131 East Coast Road
6345 2190 | awfullychocolate.com
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