September 2024 has ushered in an exciting array of new cafes across Singapore, each offering exciting flavours and atmospheres to explore.

From the modern minimalist design of Lucine by LUNA to the artisan pastries of Cakebar in Waterway Point, these new patisseries provide sweet treats and more.

Let’s dive into the fresh and inviting world of these 10 newly opened gems, for your next relaxing break:

Lucine by LUNA: A New Café Concept at 111 Somerset Singapore

Lucine by LUNA café exterior at 111 Somerset, a cosy spot in the heart of Singapore

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)

Cakebar Singapore opens at Punggol Waterway Point

Cakebar Singapore opens at Punggol Waterway Point

Cakebar – Waterway Point
Waterway Point #01-76, 83 Punggol Central, Singapore 828761
Opening Hours: 11am – 9pm (Sun – Thurs), 11am – 10pm (Fri – Sat)

Cakebar Opens at Waterway Point Offering Kori Cakes
Cakebar, a renowned boutique patisserie, has expanded its reach with a new location at Waterway Point.

It offers delightful array of cakes that artfully blend French and Japanese patisserie techniques.

Known for its handcrafted desserts that marry artistic flair with exquisite flavours, Cakebar’s showcase includes the Kori Lemon, Kori Strawberry, and intriguing Caramel Mixed Nuts Beer Cake.

The Kori Lemon cake balances the sharp tang of 100% real lemon juice and zest with the luxurious texture of a smooth lemon curd.

This cake sits atop a crunchy white chocolate almond crumble base, providing textural contrast. Ideal for those who enjoy a refreshing citrus flavour.

Read more at: Cakebar (Waterway Point)

Kobashi bakery Singapore famous sourdo’nuts

Kobashi bakery Singapore famous sourdo’nuts

Coffeehouse by Kobashi
79 South Bridge Road, #01-00, Singapore 058709
Opening Hours: 10am – 6pm (Mon – Sun)

Sourdough Donuts and Brunch Staples in Singapore’s New Café
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 a 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)

Matcha Latte and Coffee from Calligraph Coffee at DUO Galleria

Exterior view of Calligraph Coffee, a serene retreat in the heart of Bugis

Calligraph Coffee
Duo Galleria #01-57, 7 Fraser Street, Singapore 189356
Opening Hours: 7:30am – 5pm (Mon – Fri), 9am – 6pm (Sat – Sun)

A Minimalist Café with Premium Matcha in Singapore’s Bugis
Calligraph Coffee, located in DUO Galleria in Singapore’s Bugis area, is a minimalist café offering a serene environment with a focus on high-quality coffee and matcha.

Known for its premium matcha sourced directly from Japan, the café features various blends such as the robust Zen and the balanced Wa, catering to matcha enthusiasts with a refined palate.

Additionally, coffee lovers will appreciate the Hei Blend, a rich combination of beans from Brazil and Papua New Guinea, offering notes of cherry, dark chocolate, and raisin.

The café’s sleek and calming atmosphere enhances the overall experience, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a quiet retreat in the heart of Bugis.

Read more at: Calligraph Coffee (DUO Galleria)

Discover Geylang's Hidden Gem: Hideout Coffee Bar

Hideout Coffee Bar: Unveiling Geylang’s Latest Café Haven

Hideout Coffee Bar
708 Geylang Road, Singapore 389623
Opening Hours: 9am – 4:30pm (Mon – Thurs), 9am – 5pm (Fri – Sun)

Off the Beaten Path: Why Hideout Coffee Bar is Geylang’s Best-Kept Secret
Hideout Coffee Bar is quite a charming escape for coffee enthusiasts and sandwich lovers alike.

Despite its somewhat hidden location at Geylang Road, the café has quickly garnered attention from avid café-goers in search of Singapore’s latest secret spots.

The ambiance is set by a welcoming row of army-green camping chairs, and visitors are often greeted with a queue during peak hours.

To fully soak in the relaxed atmosphere, it’s recommended to visit during off-peak times.

The menu is straightforward, highlighted by a selection of freshly assembled, hearty sandwiches such as PBJ, Tuna Melts, and Brisket, each generously filled.

The drink selection doesn’t disappoint either, with a range of coffee options and non-coffee beverages like Matcha and Mixed Berries Soda.

Read more at: Hideout Coffee Bar (Geylang Road)

Trendy Coffee Spot Big Short Coffee in Joo Chiat

Inside Big Short Coffee: A Fusion of Coffee and Molecular Gastronomy in Joo Chiat

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)

PPP Coffee: A Sanctuary for Coffee Connoisseurs and Social Media Aficionados in New Bahru

 Discover PPP Coffee's Unique Brews and Spacious Ambience in New Bahru

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)

Prawn & Scallop Pasta from Good Boy George

Good Boy George: Casual Vibes, Quality Eats, and a Personal Touch

Good Boy George
7 Rodyk Street, #01-28, Singapore 238215
Opening Hours: 7am – 10:30pm (Tues – Sun), Closed Mon

Robertson Quay’s Pet-Friendly Café for Relaxed Dining
Good Boy George at Robertson Quay, offers a relaxed yet vibrant dining experience.

The café, a passion project by musician and educator Weixiang and his wife Merlin, brings together their love for food, art, and community.

The casual, pet-friendly venue draws inspiration from European and Australian café scenes, serving unfussy yet satisfying meals throughout the day.

Highlights from the Daytime Eats menu include the Big Boy George Breakfast, GBG Avocado Toast, and the indulgent Duck Fat Potato Rosti.

The café seamlessly transitions into an evening destination, offering drinks and dinner options like the Prawn & Scallop Pasta, which is highly recommended for its handmade spaghetti and fried egg.

Read more at: Good Boy George (Robertson Quay)

NSH Coffee: Where Comforting Lattes and Sweet Treats Meet

Find Your Coffee Haven at NSH Coffee, Sultan Gate

No Strangers Here – NSH Coffee
39 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198487
Opening Hours: 12pm – 8pm (Tues – Sun), Closed Mon

A Cosy Coffee Retreat in the Heart of Kampong Glam
NSH Coffee, located at 39 Sultan Gate in the heart of Kampong Glam near Arab Street, offers a relaxed, minimalist atmosphere perfect for a quiet retreat.

This cosy café fits seamlessly into the vibrant neighbourhood, serving up a variety of classic coffee drinks like Espresso, Lattes, and Cappuccinos, as well as more adventurous options such as Coconut & Matcha and Foam Coffy.

The Foam Coffy, with its touch of gula melaka and cream, stands out as a unique offering, delivering a satisfying balance of sweetness and rich coffee flavour.

Though the drinks are the star, NSH also offers a range of croissants, bombolonis, and indulgent treats like A la Minute Tiramisu.

No Strangers Here Coffee (Sultan Gate)

Sweet Retreat on Haji Lane with Italian Gelato near Bugis

Gelato Garden at Haji Lane near Bugis

Gelato Garden
65 Haji Lane, Singapore 189258
Opening Hours: 10:30am – 10pm (Mon – Sun)

Sweet Retreat on Haji Lane with Italian Gelato
Gelato Garden, a new addition to the vibrant Haji Lane in Kampong Glam, draws attention with its charming mini-garden theme and sweet treats.

Offering smooth, continuously churned gelato, the café sticks to classic flavours like Musang King Durian and Lemon Sorbet while also offering some interesting options like Peach Oolong and Arabica Hazelnut Coffee.

The highlight at Gelato Garden is the craftsmanship behind the gelato, which boasts a smooth and light texture thanks to its continuous churning process.

However, with prices starting at $6 per scoop, some might find it a bit steep given the portion sizes.

That said, it’s a sweet escape from Singapore’s tropical heat, making it a worthy stop for those exploring the cultural enclave of Kampong Glam.

Gelato Garden (Haji Lane)

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