Singapore’s café scene is thriving, with exciting new café spots popping up across the island, each offering unique concepts, creative menus, and inviting atmospheres.
From charming hideaways in Holland Village to innovative coffee experiences in Tiong Bahru, these new openings cater to every kind of café enthusiast.
Whether you’re seeking artisanal pastries, brunch with a twist, or a cozy nook for your next coffee fix, this curated list of the top 20 new cafes in Singapore promises to inspire your next outing.
Let’s dive into the hottest café spots for 2024:
Frankie & Fern’s
Holland Road Shopping Centre #04-03, 211 Holland Avenue, Singapore 278967
Opening Hours: 9:30am – 5pm (Mon, Wed – Thurs), 9:30am – 9pm (Fri), 9am – 9pm (Sat – Sun)
Where Good Food Meets Homely Ambiance in Holland Village
Frankie & Fern’s is a charming cafe nestled on the fourth floor of Holland Village Shopping Centre, promising a tranquil escape from the busy streets below.
This establishment, a brainchild of the team behind East Coast Commune, is celebrated for its warm, welcoming atmosphere.
It combines spaciousness with a cosy, homely vibe, filled with natural light and inviting decor. It aims to make patrons feel as though they’re visiting the home of dear friends.
The cafe serves brunch until 4 pm, offering a wide range of dishes from the hearty Frankie’s Breakfast ($26), which features scrambled eggs, kale, bacon, and more, to vegetarian options like the Veggie Brekkie ($26), comprising similar ingredients with vegetarian alternatives.
The menu also boasts popular open toasts, including the Fern’s Avocado Toast ($19) and Portobello Toast ($18), with the Roasted Short Rib Toast standing out for its tender beef slices and flavourful combination of provolone, Russian dressing, and chimichurri.
Read more at: Frankie and Fern’s (Holland Village)
Surrey Hills Grocer – One Holland Village
One Holland Village #03-29-33, 7 Holland Village Way, Singapore 275748
Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm (Mon – Sun)
Pet-Friendly Gourmet Experience with a Touch of Rustic Charm
Surrey Hills Grocer has expanded its presence with a new café outlet at One Holland Village, offering an Australian gourmet experience in a cosy, pet-friendly environment.
This latest addition occupies a spacious 4,000 sq ft, designed with a cozy farmhouse-chic aesthetic, though the prices may be a consideration for some.
The venue combines a grocer and café vibe, accommodating 130 guests in both indoor and outdoor settings and welcomes pets, adding a sense of “pawsitivity” to the atmosphere.
Central to Surrey Hills Grocer’s offerings is a tapas menu inspired by the iconic Melbourne restaurant, MoVida, known for its inventive Spanish cuisine.
The selection includes a variety of tapas, with prices ranging from $14 to $32, featuring dishes like the Bomba croquettes.
Items exclusive to this location include the lavish Holland Village Breakfast ($36) and Truffled Wagyu Donut ($35) a creative blend of comfort food elements.
Read more at: Surrey Hills Grocer (One Holland Village)
Homm Dessert
Raffles City Singapore B1-12, 252 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179103
Opening Hours: 11am – 9:30pm (Sun – Thurs), 11am – 10pm (Fri – Sat)
Famous Dessert Café from Melbourne Opens In Singapore
Homm Dessert newly opened at Raffles City Singapore is a dessert haven offering a blend of Thai, Japanese, and Korean flavours.
One of the standout dishes at Homm is their version of bingsu, the popular Korean shaved ice dessert.
Try the special Thai Tea Avalanche Bingsu, which features a Thai twist: a base of smooth shaved ice flavored with Thai tea, layered with whipped cream cheese, crumble, and Thai tea gelato.
Leave some space for their Shokupan Toast too. The toast toasted and served with indulgent toppings like caramelised butter, pumpkin boba, and house-made kaya – their take on the traditional coconut jam.
The flavours are bold yet balanced, offering a pleasant contrast between the sweetness and savoury elements.
Read more at: Homm Dessert (Raffles City)
Dearborn – New Bahru
New Bahru #03-04, 46 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
Opening Hours: 9am – 3pm (Mon, Wed – Sun), Closed Tues
From Granola Specialties to Gourmet Breakfasts at New Bahru
Dearborn, which first made its mark in Everton Park with its celebrated granola, has expanded its offerings at New Bahru to include a versatile all-day breakfast menu.
Signature dishes like the Steel Cut Oat Congee, infused with raw seafood, and the Duck and Hash, featuring a luxurious duck confit over crispy hash browns, showcase the innovative approach to traditional breakfast items.
The menu also highlights comfort classics like the Potato and Egg, a satisfying blend of sous vide eggs with roasted potatoes and sourdough croutons.
A personal favourite, the Dearborn Breakfast Sandwich, is a testament to the kitchen’s prowess, combining homemade pork sausage, American cheddar, egg, and a spicy pepper relish, all sandwiched between fluffy sweet potato buns.
For granola lovers, Dearborn continues to excel with options ranging from a simple granola bowl paired with yogurt to more elaborate versions featuring coffee yogurt, hazelnut butter, and cherry compote.
Read more at: Dearborn (New Bahru)
Big Short Coffee – Joo Chiat
2 Fowlie Road, #01-01, Singapore 428505
Opening Hours: 8am – 5pm (Mon, Wed – Sun), Closed Tues
Cocktail-Inspired Coffees at Big Short Coffee
Big Short Coffee, located in Joo Chiat at Fowlie Road, provides a refreshing take on traditional coffee experiences with its different café environment and inventive beverage offerings.
The place is known for its creative use of molecular gastronomy and cocktail-making techniques, which are reflected in a dynamic seasonal menu that evolves throughout the year.
The intimate setting, featuring just a few counter seats and additional stools, suits the innovative vibe, encouraging visitors to immerse themselves in the unique flavours crafted by the café.
Among the recommended drinks are the “Happy Valley Punch” and the “Bus Uncle,” each offering a distinctive blend of ingredients that challenge conventional coffee profiles.
Read more at: Big Short Coffee (Fowlie Road)
Cata Coffee
56 Joo Chiat Place, Singapore 427780
Opening Hours: 8am – 4pm (Mon, Thurs – Sun), Closed Tues, Wed
Blend of Quality Coffee and Artisanal Bakes in Joo Chiat
Found in the lively Joo Chiat neighbourhood, Cata Coffee and Saga Bakeshop offer a thoughtful menu of artisanal pastries and expertly brewed coffees.
This café combines modern aesthetics with vibrant, colourful accents and warm wooden tones, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
The focal point is a sleek, curved counter where freshly baked goods from Saga Bakeshop are displayed.
Treats include Roasted Pumpkin Pecan Streusel Pie, buttery Cinnamon Buns, and the savoury Pizza Simit.
The coffee menu showcases a range of options, from Black Coffee brewed with Colombian beans featuring blueberry and vanilla notes to White Coffee selections like Lattes and Mochas made with Colombian chocolate.
Read more at: Cata Coffee (Joo Chiat)
Little Rogue Coffee
27 Yong Siak St, Singapore 168654
Opening Hours: 8am – 6pm (Mon – Tues), 8am – 10pm (Wed – Sun)
Brunch Favourites and More at Little Rogue Coffee’s New Tiong Bahru Spot
Little Rogue Coffee has found a new home at Yong Siak Street in the vibrant Tiong Bahru district.
The café, known for its laid-back decor, offers both indoor and outdoor seating.
Despite the change in location, Little Rogue retains its signature inviting and family-friendly atmosphere.
The menu continues to impress, featuring all-day brunch favourites like the Soft Scrambled Eggs with Ikura ($19) and the hearty Patatas Bravas ($17).
Their creative take on classics, such as the Double Beef Paradise Sandwich ($29) and Sourdough Cheese Toastie ($22), caters to a variety of tastes.
For those looking for lighter fare, healthy bowls and kids’ menu items are also available.
The café is not just a spot for morning meals but also welcomes diners for dinner service on select evenings.
Read more at: Little Rogue Coffee (Tiong Bahru)
cocobella lifebar
One Holland Village #01-55, 7 Holland Village Way, Singapore 275748
Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm (Mon – Sun)
Australia’s Favorite Coconut Treats Now Available at One Holland Village
Australia’s top coconut water and yogurt brand, cocobella, has made its mark in Singapore with the opening of the first cocobella lifebar at One Holland Village.
The cafe is designed to evoke the feel of an Australian beach, decorated in soothing blue and white tones with beach-themed decor, creating an inviting atmosphere for a tropical escape.
Cocobella lifebar offers an exclusive menu filled with coconut-based delights that are perfect for health-conscious consumers, including vegans and vegetarians.
The menu features Super Bowls, Super Smoothies, Froyo Bowls, Coco Clouds, and other refreshing beverages, all crafted from plant-based, dairy-free ingredients enriched with probiotics for added health benefits.
Highlights from the menu include the “Nut Butter Acai Bowl,” with its rich acai froyo and creamy peanut butter, and the visually stunning “Pretty in Pink” bowl, which combines tangy strawberry froyo with fresh fruits and crunchy granola.
Read more at: cocobella lifebar (One Holland Village)
Sláinte
Paragon Shopping Centre #04-09, 290 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238859
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 10pm (Mon – Fri), 9:30am – 10pm (Sat – Sun)
Hearty Breakfasts and Charcoal-Grilled Delights at Paragon
Sláinte, a new addition to Paragon Shopping Centre on Orchard Road, offers a dining experience by seamlessly blending the relaxed charm of a daytime café with the sophistication of an evening whiskey bar.
With its inviting interior featuring warm earthy tones, the restaurant’s Gaelic name, meaning “good health,” reflects its welcoming and comforting atmosphere.
By day, you can enjoy a hearty breakfast selection, including the standout Sláinte Breakfast, a combination of a soft, cream cheese-slathered bagel, fluffy scrambled eggs, pancetta, and Wagyu sausage.
Alternatively, try the Boxty, an Irish potato pancake with crispy bacon and crème fraiche, offers simple yet comforting flavours.
Read more at: Sláinte (Paragon Shopping Centre)
June Coffee
49 East Coast Road, Singapore 428768
Opening Hours: 10:30am – 8pm (Mon – Sat), 10:30am – 6pm (Sun)
June Coffee Introduces Unique Flavors like Iced Sesame Latte
June Coffee, the newest venture by the creators of September Coffee, brings a fresh wave of dining options to Katong, inspired by its opening month.
This café differentiates itself with an earthy interior featuring wooden elements, in contrast to the bright, plant-filled atmosphere of its sister café.
Catering to both pet owners and food enthusiasts, June Coffee offers a pet-friendly outdoor area and a menu rich with variety, including toasts, pastas, and an all-day brunch featuring items like Beef Tenderloin Croffle and Egg Mayo on buttered shokupan.
Despite some dishes needing a flavour boost, their innovative French toasts and a diverse drink menu, including a unique Iced Sesame Latte, make it a noteworthy addition to the local café scene.
Read more at: June Coffee (East Coast Road)
PPP Coffee
New Bahru #01-06, 46 Kim Yam Rd, Singapore 239351
Opening Hours: 7:30am – 10pm (Tues – Fri), 8:30am – 10pm (Sat – Sun), Closed Mon
New Bahru’s Latest Gem for Coffee Lovers and Their Furry Friends
At PPP Coffee located in the vibrant New Bahru area, café aficionados will find a modern and inviting space, especially with its pet-friendly outdoor seating.
The café is spaciously designed, allowing café hopers to unwind comfortably as they indulge in their coffee, guided by friendly baristas who eagerly share insights into the café’s diverse flavour profiles and brewing techniques.
The menu at PPP Coffee offers an array of all-day dining options that range from hearty breakfasts to light bites and sophisticated pastries.
Brunch items include the Big Breakfast and the Duck Rosti, which pairs crispy rosti potatoes with shredded duck confit.
For those with a sweet tooth, the café boasts a selection of cakes like the Opera and the Fleur de Vie, the latter featuring a delicate blend of fromage blanc, cassis jam, and a crunchy sable base.
Read more at: PPP Coffee (New Bahru)
Lucine by LUNA
111 Somerset Road, #01-06, Singapore 238164
Opening Hours: 9:30am – 6:30pm (Mon – Thurs), 9:30am – 9pm (Fri – Sat), 9:30am – 7:30pm (Sun)
Your Go-To Spot for Comfort Food and Desserts in 111 Somerset
Lucine by LUNA, the latest café concept by the popular Singaporean patisserie LUNA, has opened its doors at 111 Somerset.
With a modern, minimalist vibe, the café provides a bright and inviting space for both solo visitors and small groups alike.
Lucine by LUNA retains its signature desserts, while also introducing a range of savoury dishes that cater to all appetites. Highlights from the menu include the Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Tofu Katsu Sandwich, and the ever-comforting Mushroom Soup.
On the sweeter side, Lucine’s stunning entremets continue to impress, with creations like the pretty Blossom cake and the indulgent Mint Chocolate cake.
The perfect treat to pair with Lucine’s unique drink offerings, such as the Black Sesame Latte and Tiramisu Latte.
Read more at: Lucine by LUNA (111 Somerset)
Coffeehouse by Kobashi
79 South Bridge Road, #01-00, Singapore 058709
Opening Hours: 10am – 6pm (Mon – Sun)
Sourdough Donuts and Brunch Staples at South Bridge Road
Coffeehouse by Kobashi has quickly gained popularity as the physical extension of the beloved home-based bakery, Kobashi.
Known for its artisanal sourdough creations and signature Sourdo’nuts, the café offers a variety of baked goods alongside a selection of heartier meals.
Diners can enjoy dishes like Spicy Seafood Aglio Olio and Chilled Truffle Capellini, or opt for breakfast classics such as the Big Koba.
Aside from their mains, the café’s sourdough-based donuts are very popular. Their famous Sourdo’nuts, available in seasonal flavours such as Pistachio Raspberry and Brown Butter Maple Cream, are a particular favourite.
Paired with creative drinks like Purple Yuzu Peach Soda and Matcha Strawberry.
Read more at: Coffeehouse by Kobashi (South Bridge Road)
Cafe FuFu
63B Lengkok Bahru, #01-362, Singapore 152063
Opening Hours: 11am – 9pm (Tues – Fri), 9am – 9pm (Sat), 9am – 4pm (Sun), Closed Mon
A Slice of Italy in Redhill with Authentic Wood-Fired Pizzas
Cafe FuFu, a surprising find in Lengkok Bahru, offers wood-fired pizzas and flatbreads just a short walk from Redhill MRT station.
This café in the heartlands features an intimate setting with terracotta-inspired decor and a Gozney oven imported from Italy.
The menu focuses on pizzas with options such as Margherita, Salami, Hawaiian, and a unique Pizza FuFu, which blends Asian flavours like peeled prawns and coriander pesto.
The cafe also offers desserts like a quick Tiramisu and rich Valrhona Chocolate Fudge.
Read more at: Cafe Fufu (Lengkok Bahru)
Rustica
462 Crawford Lane, #01-65, Singapore 190462
Opening Hours: 9am – 4pm (Sun – Wed), 9am – 9pm (Thurs – Sat), Closed Mon
New Farm-to-Table Café Marries Local Produce with Culinary Innovation
Rustica, located at Crawford Lane in Lavender, is a new café that distinguishes itself with a farm-to-table concept.
One key objective of the café is to emphasise on locally sourced ingredients in every dish to support local farmers and the community.
The café’s ambiance merges rustic charm with refined elegance, creating a welcoming atmosphere with its earthy tones and wooden accents.
Notable dishes include the innovative Laksa Puffs ($15 ala carte), which creatively incorporates local flavors with prawns wrapped in beancurd puff and served with laksa broth. The Milk Fish dish ($32 ala carte), featuring steamed mangrove jack milk fish from Ah Hua Kelong, also received praise for its freshness and tasty broth.
There is also an Express Lunch Set ($37), including a starter, main, and dessert, with the option for ala carte orders for those desiring a fuller portion.
Read more at: Rustica (Crawford Lane)
Bakery 1946
Suntec City Tower 3 #01-604/605, 3 Temasek Blvd, Singapore 038983
Opening Hours: 8am – 8pm (Mon – Sun)
Bakery 1946 Debuts Permanent Location at Suntec City, Offering a Slice of Korea
Bakery 1946, well-recognised in Singapore as Suhyeongdang 수형당 (秀亨堂), has opened its first permanent store in Suntec City, a notable expansion from its numerous pop-ups across the city.
Known for its distinctive baked goods, especially the viral K-Apple Bread, the bakery continues to intrigue with its authentic Korean-inspired flavours and designs.
The new outlet offers a 30-seater space, beautifully adorned with traditional Korean aesthetics, providing not just a culinary but a visual treat to its patrons.
The menu remains true to its roots with signature items like fruit and vegetable buns that genuinely replicate their real-life counterparts in taste.
Highlights include the visually appealing and delicious K-Apple Bread, alongside other unique offerings such as Whole Chestnut Bread, Garlic Manju, and a variety of creatively stuffed buns like Sweet Pumpkin and Chewy Potato.
Additionally, the outlet has introduced a new line of Korean-influenced beverages, including the Ginsengccinno and Mugwort Latte, enhancing the Korean dining experience.
Read more at: Bakery 1946 수형당 (Suntec City)
butter tgt
76A Duxton Road, Singapore 089535
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 5pm (Mon, Wed – Sun), Closed Tues
Hidden Gem Serving Pastries and Sourdough on Duxton Road
Originating from the home-based bakery, Youkneadcakes, butter tgt has evolved from its pandemic beginnings in 2020, where it initially captivated locals with its homemade lemon pound cakes and sea-salt chocolate chip cookies.
The café at Duxton Road exudes the warmth of a cosy living room, inviting patrons into a space filled with the gentle clinks of coffee cups and soothing murmurs of conversations.
Its menu boasts comforting classics like house-baked Sourdough with kombu miso butter, Avocado Toast, and a creamy, rich Grilled Peanut Butter Banana Toast among other offerings.
A visit to butter tgt isn’t complete without trying their freshly baked Madeleines, with their golden crust and buttery interior.
Read more at: butter tgt (Duxton Road)
Acoustics Coffee Bar – Farrer Park
2 Owen Road, #01-02, Singapore 218842
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 5:30pm (Mon – Sun)
Echo-free Café Centred on Sound in Farrer Park
Acoustics Coffee Bar has opened a brand-new outlet at Farrer Park, offers an inviting atmosphere with a focus on sound quality and comfortable space.
it is designed with natural elements such as wooden flooring, comfortable seats, and some green plants, complemented by wooden waveform structures and large speakers to enhance the ambience.
There are items such as the Owen’s Breakfast ($24) which features a fluffy bao, a choice of eggs cooked to your liking, pork belly, a side salad, and honey-glazed carrots.
For vegetarians, you can try the Cauliflower Steak ($15) with charred cauliflower steak sitting atop a bed of smooth hummus and is topped with an Asian chimichurri that would add a burst of flavour.
The café itself provides a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere, making it a spot to relax and enjoy a meal.
Read more at: Acoustics Coffee Bar (Farrer Park)
174bingo
174 Joo Chiat Rd, #01-01, Singapore 427445
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 4:30pm (Wed – Fri), 8:30am – 5:30pm (Sat – Sun), Closed Mon, Tues
Fresh Flavours and Warehouse Vibes at Joo Chiat’s Bakery Cafe
174bingo, a bakery cafe with an industrial warehouse vibe, has recently made its debut at 174 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore.
Located near other plant-based and artisan bakeries, 174Bingo stands out with its charming exterior, reminiscent of an old shophouse.
The cafe features a minimalist interior that showcases raw materials like uneven cracked concrete walls and brick benches, offering a unique dining atmosphere.
The café serves a variety of freshly made bakes each day, displayed enticingly on a glass counter.
Highlighted items include the Garlic & Herb Knot, Cardamom Bun, and the signature Iranian Pistachio Tart, among others. Particularly noteworthy is the “Memory of Østerbrogade,” a cruffin-like pastry filled with raspberry jam and vanilla cream.
Read more at: 174bingo (Joo Chiat Road)
Vernacular Coffee
100 Guillemard Road #01-02, Singapore 399718
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 5:30pm (Tues – Sun), Closed Mon
Experience Many Choices Of Single Origin Coffee At Guillemard
Vernacular Coffee, a charming new addition to Guillemard Road, offers a unique experience for coffee enthusiasts and pastry aficionados.
The cafe stands out for its wide selection of coffee, featuring eight different Single Origin Coffees predominantly sourced from Southeast Asia.
These beans, either roasted in-house or procured from Humble Origins in Joo Chiat, range in flavour profiles from countries like Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Myanmar.
Notable among these is the Aceh Gayo from Sumatra, Indonesia, with its chocolatey notes, and the Kintamani from Bali, known for its fruity flavours.
In addition to its coffee, Vernacular Coffee serves a variety of pastries, including classic, breakfast, and fruit danishes, as well as ice cream sandwiches.
The Cinnamon Pecan Bun and various Danishes like Scrambled Eggs & Spam, Avocado & Sour Cream, and Pulled Pork & Pickle offer pairings with the coffee.
Read more at: Vernacular Coffee (Guillemard Road)
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