Looking for the best brunch in Singapore? We’ve rounded up some of our favourite places for brunch to enjoy free-flow booze, kids’ activities and classic comfort brunch food for the whole fam!

Want to unwind over brunch while the kiddos are at school? Or perhaps you’d like to take the fam out for a kid-friendly brunch on the weekend? While the ‘best’ brunch is always subjective, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite places to head out to for a slap-up brunch in Singapore, each offering something different from boozy free-flow brunches, to pancake mayhem, cafes with playgrounds nearby to fancy hotel champagne brunches, often with fun activities so kids don’t get bored, plus some spots offering pet-friendly areas too!

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Restaurants & Cafes for Brunch in Singapore

Little Farms Table: brunch served till 2pm!

A new concept at Tanglin Mall, diners at Little Farms Table can enjoy brunch food that’s wholesome yet indulgent (and happily you can still order brunch here until 2pm!). Expect dishes crafted from scratch using ingredients from Little Farms and Starter Lab, served with some of the best coffee (Allpress Espresso) and tea. It’s all cool air-con indoor seating – perfect for a hot humid day. Tuck into delish pastries, the famous Smashed Avocado on Sourdough, and Acai bowls or try the Aussie Breakfast with eggs, beans mushroom, heirloom tomatoes, sausage and bacon (they do a Keto Breakfast too)! Exclusively for dinner, fans of Starter Lab can try the signature “Starter” Blinis Board, made from live starter used by the bakery and served with a medley of toppings like feta, tomatoes, “Edible Wall” greens and handcrafted sourdough flatbreads, in a variety of flavours like tomato, pepperoni, scamoza and pecorino.
Brunch timing: 7:30am till evening
How much: From $17++. Brunch menu here.
Little Farms Table, 163 Tanglin Road, #02-138, Singapore 247933

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Baker & Cook

We’re partial to Baker & Cook’s Dempsey location simply because there’s a cute outdoor playground there, but all of the bakery-slash-coffee shop’s locations serve a mean brunch in Singapore. In addition to the usual brunch plates such as pancakes, French toast, scrambled eggs, Eggs Benedict and granola bowls across all its outlets, Baker & Cook’s Dempsey also dishes out mains such as the Impossible burger, avocado on toast and bangers and mash. The Dempsey outlet also has picks for littlies that will please – these include Nutella sandwiches, chicken tenders, mini cheeseburgers and fries.
Brunch timing: Daily, 8am – 3pm
How much: From $3.70. Brunch menu.
Baker & Cook, multiple locations

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Boomarang

Early risers love this all-day, Robertson Quay breakfast and brunch spot, which has ample space along the river for kiddos to ride their scooters and burn off that post-breakfast energy. The breakfast/brunch menu has all the best brunch foods we love – toast with preserves, smoked salmon brioche, open-face sammies and the like – which will all be eagerly gulped down with freshly squeezed juices or breakfast cocktails if you’re in the mood for day drinking. Smallies have their own brunch menu filled with kid-friendly brunch bites like ham and cheddar toastie fingers, buttermilk pancakes and French toast with a babycino to boot. Mamas, you’ll want to keep it to yourself that Boomarang often screens major sporting events, as you’ll want Dad to be on duty and chasing after the kids!
Brunch timing: Daily from 6am
How much: From $8. Breakfast/brunch menu here.
Boomarang, 60 Robertson Quay, #01-15 The Quayside, Singapore 238252

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breadyard

Swing by this bakery cafe for a daily brunch fix plus an array of bread and baked goodies such as sourdough loaves, brioche buns, croissants, bagels, baguettes and cruffins. Most of the brunch foods here swing on the healthier side; you’ll find salmon bowls, kale and avocado salad, Reuben sandwiches and vegetarian brunch plates like the vegan bowl, avocado toast and cauliflower steak sandwich. There are indulgent lattes, iced drinks and hot teas from as low as $3 too!
Brunch timings: Weekdays & Saturdays, from 8am. Closed on Sundays.
How much: From $6. Brunch menu here.
breadyard, 1 Fusionopolis Place, Galaxis, #01-23/24, Singapore 138522

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Cafe Melba

This pet-friendly cafe is usually a hit on most kid-friendly restaurant lists, what with its awesome Kids Club and kids eat free deals. And while the food’s sometimes a hit-and-miss, it’s a popular spot for brunch in Singapore because parents can actually eat in peace while the kids go nuts with awesome activities from the Kids Club (the Mediapolis outlet even has a bouncy castle!). You’ve also got tons of options to choose from, including pancakes, French toast, and a variety of egg dishes, along with sandwiches, pastas, pizzas, and much more.
Brunch timing: Daily from 8:30am
How much: From $12. The brunch menu here.
Cafe Melba, multiple locations

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Angelina

Angelina, the iconic Parisian tearoom and patisserie, is one of the spots to head to for brunch at MBS. There’s a range of hot dishes like Truffle Scrambled Egg ($19), Croque-Monsieur, the new Club Sandwich ($27.80) or lighter options like the sweet Raisin Bread Roll or croissant. If you’re looking for more substantial mains tuck into Grilled Seafood Aglio Olio elevated with a refreshing lemon cream foam, Tradition French Duck Confit roasted in the oven for 5 hours. Angelina’s new sweet treats like the Financier, Rocher Praline ($17.50) and signature Mont Blanc ($18) are imported directly from France so you may taste them exactly as they are made and served in Paris!

Brunch timing: Daily from 11am-2:30pm
How much: The brunch menu is here.
Angelina, 2 Bayfront Ave, #B2 – 89 89A, Singapore 018972

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Carrotsticks and Cravings

A haven for healthy food lovers and Insta devotees, Carrotsticks & Cravings offers all-day brunch in Singapore with plenty of vegan and vegetarian brunch options. The menu here is extensive – think acai bowls, Dukkah salmon and more! You can have a choice of almond, oat, soy or coconut milk to go with your coffee, plus there are lots of gluten-free and dairy-free dishes and a cute kids’ menu too. However, they don’t accept reservations, so you may have to queue for a table.
Brunch timing: Daily from 7:30am
How much: From $10. Brunch menu here.
Carrotsticks & Cravings, multiple locations (Loewen Gdns or Rob Quay are better for brunch with kids).

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The Coastal Settlement

If you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of life in Singapore, head to The Coastal Settlement for weekend brunch in Singapore. Dig into sharing sides (TCS Wagyu Cubes, fries, Har Jeong Kai wings!) or try their mains (Pulled Pork Benedict, Wagyu Beef Hor Fun, Fish and Chips, burgers and more). Lending a rustic charm to this cavernous restaurant is the old-world memorabilia, the background melodies and the low-hanging chandeliers. Don’t want to dine indoors? The Coastal Settlement also does a fun picnic brunch basket, which includes a complimentary set of
table and chairs, mat, two drinks, two cakes, hand sanitiser, insect repellent spray and an additional 10% off the menu. Kids have their own brunch foods to choose from, such as sausage and spaghetti, burgers and more.
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, 10:30am – 3pm
How much: From $15. The brunch menu here.
The Coastal Settlement, 200 Netheravon Road, Singapore 508529

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Coastes

Coastes offers weekend brunch in Singapore with the likes of pancakes, French toast, eggs and waffles alongside freshly made pizzas and hearty sandwiches – there’s also a kids’ menu on weekends! Of course, the biggest selling point here is the beachside Sentosa location. Sip on a latte and feel the sand between your toes while you watch the kiddos splash in the calm, shallow water. Even dogs are welcome at this awesome open-air brunch spot.
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, 9am – 3pm
How much: From $10. Brunch menu here.
Coastes, 50 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099000

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Common Man Coffee Roasters

There’s a fab selection of all-day breakfast options, including healthy bites like house-made granola, kale & egg white scramble, a super yummy Turkish breakfast with crispy feta and hummus, along with faves like Brioche French Toast. Prices are a little steep, but this is one brunch in Singapore where we’d claim it’s worth every penny. They don’t take reservations, however, so expect a bit of wait time.
Brunch timing: Daily from 7:30am
How much: From $18. Breakfast/brunch menu here.
Common Man Coffee Roasters, multiple locations

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 Wild Honey

These guys are the masters of the all-day breakfast and aim to please with their extensive, international-inspired menu. Start the day with breakfast martinis and cocktails, or sip on coffee from Common Man Coffee Roasters and tea from TWG Tea; then savour all-day breakfast dishes with seafood, meat, eggs and even vegetarian options! Both of Wild Honey’s locations tend to get mobbed on the weekends, though, so do yourself a favour and book ahead.
Brunch timing: Daily from 9am
How much: Brunch menus here.
Wild Honey, multiple locations

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Como Cuisine

Free-flow weekend brunch in Singapore? Count us in! Savour Scotch eggs, yellow fin tuna tataki bowls, lobster rolls, buttermilk fried chicken and loads of sweet treats alongside healthier drinks such as wellness juices, tea and herbal tisanes, coffees and more. Portions are modest. Try a table outdoors if your kids are very fidgety so you can enjoy that coffee!
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sundays, 8am – 4pm
How much: From $14. Add on $48 for 90-minute free-flow tipples and an additional $30 for free-flow Champagne. The brunch menu here.
Como Cuisine, Block 18A Dempsey Road, Singapore 249677, Tel: 1800 394 6688

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Da Paolo Dempsey

Fancy an Italian brunch in Singapore? Then swing by Da Paolo Dempsey for a daily brunch to remember! The menu includes classics such as Avocado Toast, Eggs Benedict, and Pork Sausage Scotch Egg alongside Italian specialities like Linguine al Pesto e Burrata, Naples-style wood-fired pizzas and an Italian salumi and cheese board – all in addition to all of Da Paolo’s yummy breads, scones and other baked goods. Da Paolo Dempsey also does a boozy Campari Peroni and Ferrari brunches, which feature a free-flow selection of tipples such as the Aperol Spritz, Ferrari Brut, Peroni beers and more.
Brunch timings: 8am – 1:30pm on weekdays; 8am – 2pm on weekends; 11:30am – 5pm (free-flow Campari Peroni and Ferrari brunches)
How much: A la carte menu prices apply for brunch foods; $48++ per person for 1.5 hours (Campari Peroni brunch); $78++ per person for 1.5 hours (Ferrari brunch).  Brunch menus here.
Da Paolo Dempsey, 8 Dempsey Road, #01-13, Singapore 247696

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CE LA VI

Come for the views, stay for the delicious brunch food! CE LA VI’s weekend brunch in Singapore includes premium seafood on ice, sharing plates such as the 48-hours slow-cooked Short Rib Bossam, sushi platters and an array of desserts that don’t disappoint. Pair your brunch with Veuve Cliquot or Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve Champagne, wines, cocktails and fruit juices. Probably best for brunch with adults!
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, 12pm – 3pm
How much: $128++; Add $48++ for Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve or $88++ for Veuve Cliquot Yellow Brut. Brunch menu here.
CE LA VI, Level 57, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, Hotel Tower 3, 1 Bayfront Avenue, 018971

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 The Dempsey Project

Who says you can’t enjoy an indulgent brunch in Singapore and still be healthy? The Dempsey Project takes vegan and vegetarian brunch seriously, and its day menu has more than one vegan/vegetarian brunch plate that’s not a salad. We’re nuts for their Gluten-Free Banana Oat Pancakes, Truffle Mushroom Omelette and the Smashed Avocado on Sweet Potato. Meat lovers don’t have to worry, as there’s still plenty on the menu for you such as Bacon & Egg Wraps and The Big Dempsey Breakfast, which has English pork sausages, sourdough toast, vine tomatoes and mushrooms. Alternatively, pick from other mains on the day menu, which has Mediterranean sharing platters, pastas, cheese platters (yes, there’s vegan cheese too!) and so much more.
Brunch timings: 8am – noon on weekdays & until 3pm on weekends
How much: From $16. The brunch menu here.
The Dempsey Project, 9 Dempsey Road, Singapore 247697

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Fat Prince

Love kebabs? Hit up Fat Prince for a Middle Eastern brunch in Singapore to remember! Opt for the weekend brunch set menu ($55), which includes an array of dips mezze and salads, mains (we’ve got a spot soft the Pit Roasted Beef Cheek Sandwich) and sweets galore. Alternatively, the a la carte brunch menu also has plenty to please, including the Bodrum Breakfast (halloumi, house-smoked bacon, mushrooms, scrambled eggs, fattoush and sourdough), Shakshuka, challah french toast and more. Want a glass or two to kickstart the weekend with a solid buzz? Opt for the two-hour, free-flow weekend brunch.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 11:30am – 3pm
How much: $55 (brunch set); $69 (free-flow brunch); From @12 (a la carte brunch menu) – brunch menu here.
Fat Prince, 48 Peck Seah Street, Singapore 079317

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The Halia: Halal brunch

This lovely restaurant is conveniently situated just across from the amazing National Orchid Garden and adjacent to the lovely ginger garden in the Botanics. In fact, halia is the Malay word for ginger, and it’s a prominent ingredient across the halal brunch menu on weekends, which runs the gamut from classics like Smoked Salmon, Grilled Pancakes, pastry baskets, raspberry yoghurt pots and more. The patient staff will happily bring kiddos crayons and child-friendly utensils, and of course, they can always hop right outside to get the wiggles out. And thumbs up for the kids’ menu too, where each main comes with a serving of milk or Ribena.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 10am – 4pm
How much: From $8. Add an extra $8 to get free-flow, freshly-brewed coffee or black tea from 10am to noon. Halal brunch menu here.
The Halia, 1 Cluny Road, Ginger Garden (enter via Tyersall Avenue), Singapore Botanic Gardens

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LAVO

LAVO’s brunch doesn’t just dish out stunning views of the city skyline, you’ll also get to tuck into pizzas and mains such as the Eggplant Parmigiana and Roasted Barramundi, as well as delectable desserts. This free-flow Sunday Champagne brunch in Singapore also includes a Raw Bar, with shrimp cocktails, truffle crab salad, chilled lobster and more, a selection of salumi and formaggi – think Calabrese salami, Grana Padano, Soppresata – and free-flow Champagne and rosé. LAVO also runs a themed party brunch every now and then with feel-good party tunes to go with delicious brunch food.
Brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: $98++  (a la carte brunch buffet; $168++  (free-flow Veuve Clicquot Champagne & brunch buffet menu); $188++ (free-flow Moet Rosé & brunch buffet) & $398++ (free-flow Dom Pérignon & brunch buffet). Sunday Champagne brunch menu.
LAVO Singapore, 10 Bayfront Ave, Tower 1, Level 57, Singapore 018956

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Maison De PB by Paris Baguette

A French-inspired bakery, Paris Baguette is a popular casual spot for brunch in Singapore. Expect classic brunch foods here: Smoked salmon Eggs Benedict, truffle fries, multigrain sandwiches, French toast and much more. Paris baguette also hits the spot with its satisfying cakes and pastries, and a selection of teas and coffees. There’s a nifty delivery service, too, in case you want to have brunch at home. While we love their Mason de PB outlet, Paris Baguette also has multiple outlets around the island, so it’s easy to find one closest to you!
Brunch timing: Daily from 10am
How much: Click here for more info.
Maison De PB by Paris Baguette, 78 Airport Boulevard, Jewel Changi Airport, #02-200 Singapore 819666

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Food for Thought

The affordable brunch menu – there’s one just for kids too! –  includes faves like Cinnamon French Toast, Fried Chicken Wings plus other delectable brunch must-haves. Make a day of it by exploring the National Museum afterwards!
Brunch timing: Daily from 10am
How much: From $7. Brunch menu.
Food for Thought, 93 Stamford Road, #01-04/05, National Museum of Singapore, Singapore 178897

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Merci Marcel

Merci Marcel is that neighbourhood French café-restaurant that you wish would set up shop in your hood. The interiors are gorgeous, and the brunch food is largely French – charcuterie boards, lots of cheese, and a multitude of egg dishes and French Toast (of course!).
Brunch timing: Daily from 8am
How much: From $12. Brunch menus here.
Merci Marcel, multiple locations

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Open Farm Community

Open Farm Community is a joy to mamas’ hearts – this huge, airy, light-filled Dempsey restaurant has a farm-to-table eating philosophy, a fabulously healthy menu and a great outdoor play space where kiddos can wear themselves out while they wait for their food to arrive. Its weekend brunch in Singapore is both delicious and healthy, and you’ll find brunch food like the Kale & Pumpkin Bowl, Soft Shell Crab Sammy, Red Dot Baked Eggs and more. Enjoy the a la carte brunch meals or opt to top up for free-flow sparkling rosé or beer for an hour.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturdays & Sundays, 11am – 3:30pm
How much: From $10 (a la carte brunch menu); Add on $55 per hour for free-flow sparkling rosé or beer. Brunch menu here.
Open Farm Community, 130E Minden Road, Singapore 248819

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Paulaner Bräuhaus

Paulaner Bräuhaus, Singapore’s first authentic German microbrewery, has a large polished bronze boiler where the beer-making process begins, taking centre stage. On Saturdays and Sundays, you can enjoy their all-you-can-eat, a la carte brunch in Singapore. Come hungry, because kids under the age of six eat for free!
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 11:30am – 2:30pm
How much: $48 per pax. Top up $10 for free-flow soft drinks and $20 for free-flow beer and wine. Brunch menu.
Paulaner Bräuhaus, 9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-01 Millenia Walk, 039596 Singapore

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PS.Cafe at Harding Road

PS.Café serves up an extensive brunch menu at all their locations, but for our money, the loveliest for brunch is the Harding Road outlet in the heart of Dempsey Hill. Dining on the outdoor deck overlooking the huge lawn area is the nicest part about eating here, as well as the dessert (the handmade cakes are their speciality — you’ve been warned!). Be prepared to get there early (no reservations are taken for weekend brunch) and take your time; service staff can be slow, and with no highchairs (booster seats only), it’s best for older kids! We love the sprawling, shady lawn for little kids to run around on, though.
Brunch timing: Daily from 8am
How much: From $17. Brunch menu here.
PS.Café at Harding Road, 28B Harding Road, Singapore 249549

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RedDot Brewhouse

Come for brunch, stay for the lush greenery and relaxing setting at this family-owned brewery cum restaurant in an old British Army Barrack in Dempsey. RedDot Brewhouse’s weekend Garden Brunch menu serves up pleasing plates like Prosciutto Ham on Toast and a Breakfast platter with bacon, spicy Italian sausage, Eryngi mushrooms and more. There’s also a fun kids’ menu with cheeky names such as I Don’t Care (chicken nuggets and fries) and I Don’t Know (spaghetti with minced meat). Pair your brunch or lunch with a pint brewed by RedDot Brewhouse in Singapore (our favourites include the Monster Green Lager Beer and the RedDot Lime Wheat). On certain Sundays, kids can take part in face- or hand-painting or request an animal-shaped balloon. Did we mention that furkids are welcome too?
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, from 11:30am
How much: Brunch menu here.
RedDot Brewhouse, 25A Dempsey Road, #01-01, Singapore 247691

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Tiong Bahru Bakery

It’s a well-known fact that we here at Sassy Mama are huge fans of Tiong Bahru Bakery – in particular, its legendary croissants and Kouign Amann. The croissants are light, flaky and buttery. The Raffles City and Funan locations feature a particularly inventive mash-up of sweet and savoury with its ‘Diner’ concept (sourdough waffles, yum!). You can also find TBB’s pastries and delicious coffee bright and early on weekends in Chip Bee Gardens and Dempsey.
Brunch timing: Daily from 7:30am
How much: Brunch menu here.
Tiong Bahru Bakery, multiple locations

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SIRI HOUSE

Expect a leisurely weekend brunch in Singapore at this Dempsey hideout, where you’ll find a la carte plates to share. Brunch foods here include Boston lobster, steak and eggs, unagi risotto, a delish Katsu burger and much more. What’s even better? We love their dessert options – our fave is the Sicilian pistachio ice cream – and sophisticated cocktails made with handcrafted infusions, freshly squeezed juices and spice mixes. It can get hot sitting alfresco but the sweeping jungle views make it worthwhile!
Weekend brunch timings: Saturday & Sunday, 11:30am – 3:30pm
How much: Average $29 per dish. Brunch menu here.
SIRI HOUSE, 8D Dempsey Road, #01-02 Dempsey Hill, Singapore 249672

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Super Loco

There’s so much to love about this colourful Robertson Quay brunch spot: The kids can scoot along the river, and dogs are welcome. The coffee, juices and smoothies are fab (as are the margaritas, of course), and you’ve got unique brunch dishes you’re unlikely to find anywhere else in Singapore (done properly, at least!), such as Huevos Rancheros and DIY Tacos.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, from 10am
How much: From $8. Brunch menu here.
Super Loco, The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay #01-13, Singapore 238252

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Tanjong Beach Club

Enjoy brunch in Singapore on the beach at this super cool bar-meets-beach-club. Brunch is all day every day so life really is a beach! While the adults order up, the kids can build sandcastles, and everyone can refresh with a swim in the infinity pool. Call ahead and book a cabana if you plan to make a leisurely day of it. Saturdays tend to be better for families too, as Sundays are popular amongst the young and trendy.
Brunch timings: Daily from 10am on weekdays & 9am on weekends
How much: From $16. Brunch menu here.
Tanjong Beach Club, 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098942

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Whisk & Paddle

If you fancy weekend brunch in Singapore with a difference, pack up the kids, their scooters and bikes and head to Whisk & Paddle out in Punggol. The café is perched on the reservoir, which has a beautifully scenic cycling path. Fuel up at Whisk & Paddle’s outdoor seating, where you can admire the view while your little ones play in the genius kiddie floor area. On the weekend brunch menu, you’ll find waffles, eggs Benedict and croissants – plus a selection of pastas, burgers, fish dishes and pizzas.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 9:30am – 3pm
How much: Brunch menu here.
Whisk & Paddle, 10 Tebing Lane, #01-01, Singapore 828836

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Wildseed Café

Wildseed is fab for brunch in Singapore, It’s got all the classic brunch food you want, great views and then some. The Alkaff Mansion brunch cafe has plenty of flora and welcomes pets, while the Summerhouse restaurant has an indoor air-conditioned garden dining space and a breezy outdoor area that’s decked out with plants and florals. There’s also a hearty selection of freshly baked cakes and luscious pastries to complement your escape from the bustling city.
Brunch timing: Daily from 8am
How much: Brunch menus here.
Wildseed Café, multiple locations

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Spruce

Spruce is a super-popular brunch spot with families, and rightly so. Sit back and enjoy a cup of coffee in (relative) peace while kiddos run around. Standard brunch fare rules here, with the stand-out option being the freshly made breads and pastries. Besides its daily brunch, Spruce also does weekend brunch with house wines, cocktails, aperitif and bubbly.
Brunch timing: Daily from 10:30am on weekdays and 8:30am on weekends.
How much: From $14. Brunch menu here.
Spruce, multiple locations

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Yardbird Southern Table & Bar

Renowned for their fried chicken and waffles and classic Southern sides like Mac & Cheese and Buttermilk biscuits, Yardbird’s Great American Brunch serves up finger-lickin’ good weekend brunch in Singapore with heaping pancakes, French toast, all manner of eggs, and even a doughnut tree.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, from 10am
How much: $25 (Early Bird brunch set, which includes 1 dish from the menu’s Light & Easy section, 1 juicy, coffee and tea); $36 (Sunny Morning set, which includes 1 entree, 1 juice, coffee and tea). A la carte brunch options are also available. Brunch menu here.
Yardbird Southern Table and Bar, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, L1-82 (Bay Level) and B1-07 (Galleria Level), 2 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018972

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Hotels with Free-flow Champagne Brunch/Buffets in Singapore

Lazy Breakfast at Alley on 25: Weekend brunch

Looking for an affordable weekend hotel brunch to indulge in with the family? The Lazy Breakfast at Alley on 25 takes place every Saturday and Sunday at the bright all-day dining restaurant on the 25th floor of Andaz Singapore. The brunch is a mix of free-flow dishes plus choose one main course from the menu – think poached eggs and avocado sourdough toast, eggs Benedict with honey-baked ham, smoked salmon bagel, grilled chicken burger, or lobster mac and cheese. The unlimited items include seafood on ice, cold cuts, a cheeseboard, a salad bar, breakfast smoothies and a western section of eggs any style, sausages, bacon, baked beans, and more! If you fancy a free-flow brunch, just top up with a drinks package including a DIY cocktail bar, just watch your measures and remember to line your tummy with all the goodies on offer at the buffet.

Weekend brunch timing: Saturdays and Sundays 12pm – 2:30pm
How much: $55 per adult, $27.50 per child, includes free-flow breakfast spread and one à la carte dish. Guests can add $40 for bottomless Andaz Pilsner, wines and a DIY cocktail bar. Top up an extra $78 for champagne.
How to book: Book here.
Alley on 25, Andaz Singapore

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Edge, Pan Pacific Singapore: Sunday brunch

When it comes to indulgent Sunday brunch in Singapore, no one does it quite like Edge at Pan Pacific Singapore. Dive into an assorted array of seafood on ice including Snow Crab, freshly-shucked Oyster and Boston Lobster, and a dazzling sashimi selection comprising tuna, salmon and Hamachi fish. Continue to feast on a stunning array of Japanese delights such as Smoked Pork Belly Shoyu Somen, Signature Donburi Bowl with Asian Spiced Tuna Tartare, as well as Vegetable Tempura. What brunch mains can you expect? Think signatures such as the Pan Seared Black Grouper Fillet and Gratin Pesto Crayfish as well as heartier options like the Seared Foie Gras, Ayam Berempah Salai (Smokehouse lemongrass spring chicken, cilantro and mint pesto) and Penang Assam Laksa. Cap off the meal with the must-have Chocolate Tart and Sea Salt, Citrus Raspberry Matcha Entremets, Durian Pengat Verrine, Signature Ice Cream Bowl and more. You can also enjoy unlimited libations including Champagne and a selection of cocktails, draft beer, and red and white wines.
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3:30pm
How much: $108 per adult (non-alcoholic); $59 per child; Top up $90 for the Prestige Package with unlimited champagne, draught beer, house wine, spirits or $48 for Premium Package with free-flow soda, juice, draught beer and house wine.
How to book: Call 6826 8240 or email dining.ppsin@panpacific.com
Edge, Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595

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Opus Bar & Grill, voco Orchard Singapore: Sunday brunch

There’s truly something for every palate at Opus Bar & Grill’s Sunday brunch selection. Start your meal with nine different types of seafood, ranging from Boston Lobster to Alaskan King Crab Legs, Tiger Prawns plus Fine de Claire and New Zealand oysters. Next tuck into a selection of cured meats ranging from Smoked Honey Glazed Royal Pepper Ham to Wagyu Pastrami. Know a cheese lover? They’ll fall for Sunday brunch here since there are 15 different types of cheese to savour. Opus delivers when it comes to mains, what with Asian and Western choices to choose from; sit down to crowd-pleasers like Wok-Fried Chili Crab and Kam Heong Prawns, hearty Joue de Boeuf Bourguignon, mouthwatering Slow Roasted Australian Prime Rib, Wagyu Sausage, Overnight Marinated Lamb Porterhouse and more – all prepared on the restaurant’s signature open-flame grill, over charcoal and jarrah wood. Kids will love the selection of pizzas, pasta and risotto too! End your meal on a high with tantalising desserts from D9 Cakery, which include favourites like Crème Brûlée, Premium Chocolate Pralines and near-perfect cheesecakes.
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: $118++ per adult and $59++ per child. $148++ for Prosecco, wine and beer; $178++, for free-flow Champagne Laurent-Perrier Brut and access to a mix-it-yourself Mojito bar. Brunch menu here.
Opus Bar & Grill, voco Orchard Singapore, 581 Orchard Road, Singapore 238883

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New: Tropical Sunday Champagne Brunch at 15 Stamford by Alvin Leung

Looking for some tropical party feels on the weekend? Revel in an afternoon of fun at 15 Stamford by Alvin Leung, where a live three-piece band awaits to set the mood! It’s all tropical vibes here, get your pals together or go for a fun family brunch. The adults can sip on Tiki cocktails and Telmont Champagne before tucking into a tantalising array of sashimi, sushi and seafood on ice! Highlights include fresh lobsters, seasonal oysters, a luxurious foie gras offering, and the cheese section with a rotation of premium seasonal cheeses from Fourme d’Ambert to Reblochon. There’s a wide variety of live stations serving modern Asian classics and grilled meats – Wagyu Beef Hanging Tender, a rotisserie spit roast live station, Angus Beef Ribeye, and Pasture Fed Lamb Leg, as well as a DIY pasta station (which the kiddos will love). Of course, as always, leave room for desserts – there’s a whole room dedicated to sweet treats which include dark and white choc fondue with marshmallow and fruit skewers for dipping (kids, brace yourselves!), Valhorna Chocolate Tart, Tiramisu, Ice Cream and Chendol. Tip: Wear tropical outfits (with expandable waistlines!).
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: from $188++ per person (with free-flow Telmont Champagne and other alcoholic drinks). Brunch menu here.

15 Stamford by Alvin Leung, The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore, 15 Stamford Road, Singapore 178906

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Brasserie Les Saveurs, St. Regis Singapore: Sunday brunch

This ultra-swanky Sunday champagne brunch in Singapore is perfect if you’re in the mood to really celebrate. Decadent brunch options – this is not a buffet, mind you – include a gorgeous array of French wines, a cheese platter, sushi, charcuterie, and fancy dishes like freshly shucked oysters and beef striploin. There’s a dedicated kids’ menu and a vegetarian brunch menu, too!
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 2pm
How much: $138 (with non-alcoholic beverages); $168 (with sommelier’s choice wines); from $198 (with Champagne Barons de Rothschild Brut NV); $75 for children. Brunch menu here.
Brasserie Les Saveurs, Lobby Level, St. Regis Singapore, 29 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247911

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The Cliff, Sofitel Singapore Sentosa: Saturday brunch

This beautiful resort’s Saturday Prosecco brunch in Singapore offers elaborate and exciting dishes such as the Prosciutto & Comice Pear, a tasty Baked Lumaconi Alla Norma pasta dish, the Egg and Bacon pizza and more.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturdays, from 12pm
How much: $108++ per person (includes two hours of free-flow Prosecco). Brunch menu here.
The Cliff, Sofitel Singapore Resort and Spa, 2 Bukit Manis Road, Sentosa, Singapore 099891

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Colony, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore: Sunday brunch

Sit down to an elegant vintage champagne brunch in Singapore at Colony, where unlimited servings of seafood of ice, cold cuts and cheese platters, pastas, eggs cooked in various ways and juicy meats from the grill and the tandoor are served to your table. There’s also an assortment of dim sum, noodles and Chinese cuisine and local dishes like chicken rice, satay, crackling pork belly and more! End your meal with a la minute dessert – we’re always ready for the Colony Peanut Wrap, made with peanut nougat, yam ice cream, popiah skin and coriander. There’s also a takeaway brunch menu on weekends if you’d rather dine at home.
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: from $198 per adult (unlimited pours of Champagne Barons de Rothschild Réserve Ritz Millésime 2012, Champagne Barons de Rothschild Réserve Ritz Rosé NV, selected cocktails, house pour red/white wines, beer); $98 per child (6 to 12 years of age) or $49 per child (3 to 5 years of age). Brunch menu here.
Colony, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039799

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La Brasserie, The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore

The decadent Le Brunch by the Bay package offers up unlimited servings of food freshly prepared and then served to your table. Brunch options here include charcuterie, fresh seafood, sharing meat platters, local favourites such as Hainanese Chicken Rice and The Pier’s Prawn Laksa, and a variety of desserts. Of course, you can also go the free-flow Champagne brunch route, if you prefer.
Weekend brunch timing: Saturday & Sunday, 12pm – 3pm
How much: $118 per adult or $59 per child (with free-flow chilled juices and soft drinks); $148 per adult (with free-flow free-flowing beer, house pour red and white wines, and signature Gin & Tonic); $178 per adult (with free-flow Taittinger Brut Champagne, beer, house pour red and white wines, and signature Gin & Tonic). Brunch menu here.
La Brasserie, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326

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Estate, Hilton Singapore Orchard: Sunday brunch with kids’ activities

The Grand Champagne Sunday Brunch Buffet at Estate restaurant is truly a stunning experience and one of the best buffet brunches in Singapore! Expect a boggling selection of gourmet delicacies and boozy delights with the option of free-flow Laurent Perrier champagne and a Bloody Mary DIY Bar! There’s a whole cold seafood section for sushi and sashimi, freshly chucked oysters on ice, cold crab legs and cooked prawns, a charcuterie section with freshly carved Prosciutto De Parma, and Iberico Ham. Cooked dishes include Beef Wellington with Black Truffle Sauce, Whole Stuffed Suckling Pig, decadent Maine Lobster Thermidor, an Asian and Indian section, and a very impressive buffet table dedicated to Artisanal Cheeses. Kids will love the dessert buffet, which features cotton candy (in different colours), ice cream, cakes and Asian desserts from kuehs to Japanese Mochi. And if that isn’t enough, then Estate also has dim sum brunch options! Plus, kiddos will be entertained with various activities such as face-painting and pottery making to colouring and more. There’s even a magician that performs magic tricks table to table – truly one of the best brunch experiences in Singapore!
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 3pm
How much: $158++ per adult (brunch food only); $188++ per adult (free-flow Laurent Perrier Champagne, wines and Bloody Mary DIY Bar); $79++ per child (aged between 6 and 12). Children aged 5 and below dine for free. Brunch menu here.
Estate, Hilton Singapore Orchard, 333 Orchard Road, Level 5, Singapore 238867

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The Line, Shangri-La Singapore: Sunday brunch

Always a popular spot with kids thanks to its proximity to Buds indoor playground (ticketed), The Line serves up a Sunday brunch ‘International Buffet with Flavours of the World’ offering more than 88 delectable choices with cuisine from all over – think fresh seafood on ice, sushi selections, an Indian section with curries and freshly baked naans, Crispy Duck, Roasted Pork Belly, Braised Soya Chicken Rice, charcuterie, cheese, Western mains, a Japanese section plus of course delicious desserts.
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12:30pm – 2:30pm
How much: lunch $78++ per adult (Fridays); lunch $88++ per adult (Saturdays); $98++ per adult (Sunday buffet); Children aged 6 to 11 dine at 50% of adult’s price; children below 6 dine free with every paying adult. Brunch menu here.
The Line, Shangri-La Singapore, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350

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One-Ninety Restaurant, Four Seasons Hotel Singapore: Sunday brunch

One Ninety’s semi-buffet Sunday brunch includes 12 entrées – three come at an additional price – that cover proteins, pastas and Singaporean dishes like Hokkien mee with pork, prawns and scallops. The cuisine is a mix of Italian and Asian cuisines alongside classic brunch foods like French Toast and slow-cooked organic eggs.
Weekend brunch timing: Sundays, 12pm – 2:30pm
How much: $98 (with a Welcome Drink, Soup of the Day, Chef’s Daily Live Station and choice of Entrée); Top up $60 for unlimited Rosalia Rosé Prosecco and $90 for unlimited Taittinger Brut Champaggne. Brunch menu here.
One-Ninety Restaurant, Four Seasons Hotel, 190 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248646

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