8 Best Brunch Spots in Singapore (2026) — From Wild Honey All-Day Breakfast to PS.Cafe Iconic Sundays
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8 Best Brunch Spots in Singapore (2026) — From Wild Honey All-Day Breakfast to PS.Cafe Iconic Sundays

Singapore's brunch culture spans Aussie-style all-day cafes, Tiong Bahru patisseries, and Dempsey-tier weekend destinations. We rounded up 8 brunch spots that consistently deliver: Wild Honey (Mandarin Gallery, Scotts Square), Common Man Coffee Roasters (Martin Rd), PS.Cafe (Dempsey + Ann Siang + Palais), Tiong Bahru Bakery (Tiong Bahru), Carrotsticks & Cravings (Cluny Court), Sarnies (Telok Ayer), Symmetry (Jln Kubor), and Atlas Coffeehouse (Bukit Timah). Price spread S$22-$45/pax. Best for: weekend family brunch, work-from-cafe productive mornings, dating without dinner-rate commitment.

Jamie Tan4 June 20268 min read

Singapore's brunch culture sits in a sweet spot between Australian cafe culture (where the chefs + roasters were trained), heritage shophouse-restaurant restorations (Tiong Bahru, Telok Ayer, Neil Road, Kampong Glam), and Dempsey-tier mall + bungalow destinations.

This is 8 brunch spots that consistently deliver — not just trendy or photogenic, but the ones that have built durable reputations over 5-15 years of operation.

Pricing throughout is approximate mid-2026 and changes with seasonal menus. Confirm at booking.

The SG brunch landscape, briefly

Australian-trained anchor cafes (top tier): Common Man Coffee Roasters, Sarnies, Atlas Coffeehouse, Symmetry — all founded by or led by Aussie-trained baristas and chefs, all serving the Aussie brunch staples (smashed avo, eggs benedict, French toast).

Patisserie + brunch hybrid: Tiong Bahru Bakery — destination for the croissants + Kouign-Amann, but they also serve a brunch menu.

International breakfast specialists: Wild Honey — the SG all-day-breakfast institution, multi-cuisine breakfast formats served all day.

Premium occasion cafes: PS.Cafe — the most-booked weekend brunch slot in SG, especially Dempsey outlet.

Healthy brunch: Carrotsticks & Cravings — bowls + smoothies + plant-forward without being preachy.

The 8 picks at a glance

Detailed item cards above for each + comparison table.

RankSpotPrice/paxBest for
1Wild HoneyS$22-30International breakfasts all day
2Common Man Coffee RoastersS$24-32Specialty coffee + work-from-cafe
3PS.CafeS$28-38Iconic SG experience + occasions
4Tiong Bahru BakeryS$18-28Croissants + heritage walk
5Carrotsticks & CravingsS$24-32Healthy + Botanic Gardens combo
6SarniesS$22-28CBD-adjacent specialty coffee
7SymmetryS$22-30Best French toast in SG
8Atlas CoffeehouseS$22-26Quiet shophouse + creative crowd

Booking reality

Weekend brunch (Sat-Sun 10am-2pm) at any of these 8 spots gets BOOKED. Realistic timeline:

Lead timeSpots
Walk-in OKTiong Bahru Bakery (no bookings)
1-3 daysCarrotsticks & Cravings, Atlas Coffeehouse weekday
3-5 daysWild Honey, Symmetry
5-7 daysAtlas Coffeehouse weekend, Sarnies (or arrive 10am opening)
7-10 daysCommon Man Coffee Roasters
14-21 daysPS.Cafe (especially Dempsey)

Weekday brunch (9am-11am) is meaningfully easier at all 8 — most accept walk-ins or 1-day-ahead bookings.

Coffee depth ranking

For coffee-first patrons:

TierSpots
S (own roastery, serious specialty)Common Man, Sarnies
A (serious specialty coffee)Atlas Coffeehouse, Tiong Bahru Bakery
B (good cafe coffee)Wild Honey, PS.Cafe, Carrotsticks
C (coffee is incidental)Symmetry

If coffee is the priority, go Common Man or Sarnies. Other spots are food-first.

Laptop-friendly vs occasion-only

Laptop-friendly (good wifi, sockets, time-tolerant): Common Man, Sarnies, Atlas Coffeehouse (3-hour OK).

Laptop-discouraged (no signage but social pressure): PS.Cafe, Symmetry, Tiong Bahru Bakery (small space + fast turnover).

Best laptop-brunch combo: Common Man Tuesday-Thursday 9am-11.30am.

8-week brunch tour

For a couple wanting to do all 8 in 8 weekends:

  • Week 1 Tiong Bahru Bakery — Sat 8.30am opening + heritage walk
  • Week 2 Atlas Coffeehouse — Sat 10.30am + Bukit Pasoh / Duxton walk
  • Week 3 Sarnies — Tue 9am weekday + Telok Ayer
  • Week 4 Wild Honey — Sat 11am + Mandarin Gallery shopping
  • Week 5 Symmetry — Sun 10am + Kampong Glam wander (book PS.Cafe for Week 8 now)
  • Week 6 Common Man — Sat 10am + Robertson Quay riverwalk
  • Week 7 Carrotsticks & Cravings — Sun 9.30am + Botanic Gardens
  • Week 8 PS.Cafe Dempsey — Sat 11am + Dempsey Hill shopping

Total: ~S$245/pax across 8 weekends = ~S$30/pax/week average. For a couple, ~S$490 or ~S$61/weekend.

When NOT to brunch out

  • Sunday 12pm peak — most spots have 60+ min waits + the kitchen rhythm slips
  • Monday closures — Tiong Bahru Bakery and some others close Mondays; check before turning up
  • Post-public-holiday Tuesdays — kitchens recover; not the best food
  • Heavy rain mornings — outdoor terraces (PS.Cafe Dempsey, Common Man) lose their best seats; pick indoor-only spots that day

Pair with

*Cover image: Pexels (brunch spread with bread + fruit — multi-brand category image per image-source policy).*

8 SG brunch spots — pricing approximate mid-2026

SpotAreaPrice/paxWeekend bookingBest for
Tiong Bahru BakeryTiong BahruS$18-28Not accepted (walk-in)Croissants + heritage walk
Atlas CoffeehouseBukit TimahS$18-26Weekends onlyBright neighbourhood brunch
SarniesTelok AyerS$22-28Open at 10am onlySpecialty coffee fans
Wild HoneyOrchardS$22-303-5 days aheadInternational breakfasts all day
SymmetryJln KuborS$22-30Strongly recommendedBest French toast in SG
Common Man Coffee RoastersRobertson QuayS$24-327-10 days aheadDigital nomads + coffee aficionados
Carrotsticks & CravingsCluny CourtS$24-32RequiredHealthy brunch + Botanic Gardens
PS.CafeDempsey + OrchardS$28-3814-21 days aheadIconic SG experience + occasions
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Wild

Wild Honey — Mandarin Gallery + Scotts Square (~S$22-30)

Address: Mandarin Gallery #03-01/02 (Orchard Road) + Scotts Square #03-03 (Scotts Road). The SG all-day-breakfast institution since 2009 — runs an internationally-themed breakfast menu (Mexican, English, Tunisian, Norwegian, etc.) all day every day. SIGNATURE: the English Breakfast (poached eggs + grilled tomatoes + sausages + mushroom + black pudding + sourdough) at S$26 + the Tunisian (shakshuka with eggs + cumin + harissa + flatbread) at S$24. Best mains S$22-30; full plates include a side + drink. COFFEE: solid but not the city's deepest — known more for the food. BOOKING: walk-in friendly weekdays; weekends 10am-1pm window requires booking via OpenRice or Chope 3-5 days ahead, especially the Mandarin Gallery outlet. CROWD: well-heeled Orchard shoppers + tourists; comfortable for solo, 2-pax, or family-of-4 + grandparents. KIDS: dedicated kids' breakfast menu (S$12-14 mini breakfast).

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Common

Common Man Coffee Roasters — Martin Road (~S$24-32)

Address: 22 Martin Road #01-00 (Robertson Quay area). Founded by an Australian-trained roasting team in 2013 — Singapore's most quoted specialty coffee + brunch combo, with house-roasted beans served across the menu (lattes, flat whites, V60 pour-overs, cold brew). MENU: Aussie-style brunch + lunch — eggs benedict S$24-28, smashed avo S$24, French toast S$22, brunch bowls (chia + granola + seasonal fruit + yogurt) S$18. SIGNATURE: the Coffee Roastery experience — open roaster visible in the cafe, you can buy 250g bags of fresh-roasted beans to take home (S$22-32 per bag). BOOKING: ESSENTIAL on weekends — Chope or direct DM. Saturday 11am-1pm window books out 7-10 days ahead. Weekday mornings (9am-11am) walk-in friendly. CROWD: digital nomads + designers + the Robertson Quay residential crowd. VIBE: more industrial-cafe than romantic; great for productive solo work-from-cafe sessions or 2-pax conversations.

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PS.Cafe

PS.Cafe — Dempsey / Ann Siang / Palais Renaissance (~S$28-38)

PS.Cafe is the SG cafe institution — founded in 1999 by Peter & Susan Teo, now ~7 outlets including the iconic Dempsey location (forest-setting bungalow), Ann Siang Hill (heritage shophouse), Palais Renaissance (Orchard mall), Petite Provence (Marina Bay), Harding Road (East Coast). EXPECTED PRICING: brunch mains S$28-38, sides S$8-14, drinks S$6-12. Higher than peers but the setting + experience justifies for occasions. SIGNATURE: the Truffle Shoestring Fries (a S$13 side that everyone orders), the Steak Sando, the Eggs Benedict variations (smoked salmon, ham, mushroom). Best brunch outlet by vibe: DEMPSEY for the forest-bungalow weekend brunch + free parking + dog-friendly. ANN SIANG for the heritage shophouse + tourist-photo opportunities. PALAIS for the mid-shopping-trip Orchard lunch. BOOKING: ESSENTIAL — the Dempsey weekend brunch books 14-21 days ahead via Chope. Ann Siang is slightly easier. Weekday lunches walk-in friendly at most outlets. CROWD: trendy SG locals + expat families + tourists in equal measure.

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Tiong

Tiong Bahru Bakery — Tiong Bahru (~S$18-28)

Address: 56 Eng Hoon Street + multiple outlets (Raffles City, Funan, Boatlandscape). The flagship at Tiong Bahru sits in SG's most photographed heritage HDB neighbourhood. French patisserie + casual brunch — known SG-wide for the croissants (commonly called the best in SG; ~S$5 each) + the Kouign-Amann (S$5.50). BRUNCH MAINS: avocado toast S$16-18, eggs benedict S$22-26, French toast S$18, savoury tarts S$14-16. Sides + pastries quickly push the bill to S$25-30/pax. WHY IT WORKS: the Tiong Bahru location is the destination — combine brunch with a walk through the heritage shophouses (Art Deco architecture from 1930s), then BooksActually 2 doors down, then to Tiong Bahru Market for hawker dessert. Whole morning planned. BOOKING: NOT ACCEPTED at the Tiong Bahru flagship — walk-in only, arrive 8.30am Saturday for first batches of croissants (sells out by 11am). Weekday walk-in any time. Other outlets (Funan, Raffles City) take some reservations.

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Carrotsticks

Carrotsticks & Cravings — Cluny Court (~S$24-32)

Address: 501 Bukit Timah Road #01-04, Cluny Court (Botanic Gardens MRT). The 'healthy brunch' anchor — focus on bowls, smoothies, organic ingredients, plant-forward menu without being fully vegan. MENU: brunch bowls (chia bowl + fruit + nuts + Greek yogurt) S$22, acai bowl S$18, avocado toast with poached eggs S$24, gluten-free pancakes S$22, smoothies S$10-14. SIGNATURE: the matcha avocado smoothie (S$12) + the salmon bowl (poached salmon + grains + veg + tahini dressing, S$28). WHY IT WORKS: Botanic Gardens-adjacent location = combine with a morning walk in the Gardens (or a Saturday Farmers Market visit). Solid healthy-living vibe without preachy. CROWD: yoga-mom-with-kids + Bukit Timah residents + Singapore Botanic Gardens visitors. BOOKING: required on weekends — Chope or direct call. Weekday mid-morning (9.30am-11am) walk-in friendly. KIDS: babychino + kids smoothies (S$5-8) + babyfood-friendly bowls.

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Sarnies

Sarnies — Telok Ayer (~S$22-28)

Address: 136 Telok Ayer Street. Australian-style cafe culture brought to SG by Ben Lee in 2013. House-roasted single-origin coffee (their own roastery + retail bag program) + Aussie-style brunch staples. MENU: smashed avo S$24, eggs benedict S$26, breakfast plate (eggs + sausage + tomato + sourdough) S$22, French toast S$22, smoothie bowls S$18-22, sides S$6-10. COFFEE: among SG's top 3 specialty roasters — single-origins from Ethiopia, Colombia, Brazil all rotating. They do takeaway bean bags (250g, S$22-30) + a roastery tour by appointment. VIBE: CBD-adjacent cafe energy, gets BUSY at weekday lunch with finance + tech worker crowd; weekend brunch (Sat 10am-2pm) is more relaxed. SIGNATURE: the Sarnie sandwich line (their namesake — Aussie 'sarnie' = sandwich) — egg + cheese + bacon on sourdough S$14. BOOKING: hard to book weekend brunch — go right at 10am opening or after 1.30pm. Weekday mornings walk-in.

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Symmetry

Symmetry — Jln Kubor / Bugis-fringe (~S$22-30)

Address: 9 Jalan Kubor (Bugis-Kallang fringe, near Jalan Sultan). One of SG's longest-running Aussie brunch institutions — opened 2012, still consistent quality 13+ years later. MENU: Aussie brunch staples — French toast (with vanilla mascarpone + figs) S$24, eggs benedict on a bed of corn fritters S$28, smashed avo on sourdough S$22, ribeye + eggs S$32 (premium), brunch cocktails (mimosa + bloody mary) S$14-18. SIGNATURE: the French toast is widely considered SG's best brunch French toast — fluffy, vanilla-forward, served with seasonal fruit + crème fraîche. VIBE: industrial-rustic interior, exposed brick + concrete floors, busy weekend energy. Often features in 'best brunch in Singapore' lists. BOOKING: STRONGLY recommended weekends — Chope or direct phone. Weekday brunch (Tue-Fri 10am-12pm) easier. LOCATION quirk: Jalan Kubor is a quiet old-Singapore street, no MRT immediately adjacent — Bugis MRT + 10 min walk OR Lavender MRT + 12 min walk. Drive + park on Jalan Sultan (street parking S$1-2/hr).

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Atlas

Atlas Coffeehouse — Bukit Timah (~S$22-26) — Cross-Listicle Pick

Address: 6 Duke's Road, Bukit Timah. One of Singapore's most-loved neighbourhood brunch cafes — bright, plant-filled and reliably busy on weekends. BRUNCH MENU: all-day favourites like creamy scrambled eggs on sourdough, buttermilk waffles with crispy fried chicken, big breakfast plates, and a smoked salmon bowl; mains roughly S$18-26. DRINKS: serious-but-friendly specialty coffee program, plus teas, fresh juices and a signature iced white. VIBE: airy, greenery-filled corner cafe; great for weekend catch-ups and (on quieter weekday mornings) work-from-cafe sessions. BOOKING: weekend brunch gets packed — go early or expect a wait; weekdays are calmer. NOTE: closed Mondays. Cross-tie: pair with a Botanic Gardens / Bukit Timah morning. Confirm current hours before heading down.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the realistic booking timeline for SG brunch — when should I reserve?

BY BRUNCH SPOT (weekend Sat-Sun 10am-2pm windows): WALK-IN OK at any time — Tiong Bahru Bakery (doesn't accept bookings; arrive at 8.30am Sat for first croissants). 1-3 DAYS AHEAD — Carrotsticks & Cravings, Atlas Coffeehouse weekday. 5-7 DAYS AHEAD — Atlas Coffeehouse weekend, Sarnies (or just go at 10am opening). 3-5 DAYS AHEAD — Wild Honey, Symmetry weekend. 7-10 DAYS AHEAD — Common Man Coffee Roasters. 14-21 DAYS AHEAD — PS.Cafe (especially Dempsey weekend brunch, the most-booked SG brunch slot). PLATFORM: most accept Chope or Sevenrooms; PS.Cafe has its own site reservation system. FALLBACK: if you can't get a weekend slot, weekday brunch (Mon-Fri 9am-11.30am) at all 8 spots is meaningfully easier — most accept walk-ins or 1-day-ahead bookings. NO-SHOW POLICY: most charge S$20-30 no-show fee for confirmed reservations not honored — set a calendar reminder. CANCELLATION: 24-hour advance cancellation is typically free; same-day cancellation incurs the no-show fee.

Which spots are best for working from cafe with a laptop, and which discourage it?

LAPTOP-FRIENDLY (good wifi, ample seating, electrical sockets, no time limit): COMMON MAN COFFEE ROASTERS — explicit work-from-cafe culture, 50%+ patrons have laptops out, sockets at most tables, fast wifi. The de facto SG digital nomad cafe. SARNIES — also strong work-from-cafe energy especially weekday mornings; sockets at counter seats + select tables. LOKAL — moderate; sockets at counter, fine for 2-3 hours but not whole-day. CARROTSTICKS & CRAVINGS — neutral, no discouragement but lighter laptop culture; if you're a weekday-morning solo work patron, fine. LAPTOP-DISCOURAGED (no signage but social pressure): PS.CAFE all outlets — the brand is positioned as occasion brunch, not productivity; you'll feel out of place with a laptop, especially Dempsey. SYMMETRY — busy + intimate space, laptops aren't banned but the social energy is conversational not focused-work. WILD HONEY — moderate; Scotts Square outlet busier shoppers + 90min table turn pressure; Mandarin Gallery slightly more tolerant. TIONG BAHRU BAKERY — small, intimate, fast turnover for the croissant crowd; not suitable for laptop work. BEST STRATEGY for laptop brunch: Common Man Tuesday-Thursday 9am-11.30am window. Bookable, sockets, food, coffee, and 3-hour-acceptable culture.

Coffee quality ranking — which spots actually have great coffee vs just decent?

RANKED by specialty coffee depth (independent of brunch food quality): TIER S — actual specialty roastery: COMMON MAN COFFEE ROASTERS (their own roastery on Martin Road, V60 + Aeropress + espresso, single-origin rotation, baristas often Aussie-trained), SARNIES (also their own roastery, single-origin Ethiopia + Colombia + Brazil rotation, retail bag program). TIER A — serious specialty coffee, may not roast in-house: LOKAL (V60 game is strong + fresh local-roaster sourced beans), TIONG BAHRU BAKERY (espresso forward, decent flat whites + lattes; not destination-coffee). TIER B — solid mainstream cafe coffee: WILD HONEY (commercial-grade but consistent), PS.CAFE (decent espresso + lattes; the food + setting carries the experience, not the coffee), CARROTSTICKS & CRAVINGS (the matcha + smoothies are the star — coffee is decent but not the headline). TIER C — coffee is incidental: SYMMETRY (food destination; coffee is fine but not the reason to go). FOR COFFEE-FIRST BRUNCH PATRONS: Common Man or Sarnies — these are SG's top 2 specialty coffee + brunch combos and they'll satisfy a serious coffee drinker. FOR FOOD-FIRST PATRONS: any of the others — coffee will be 'good cafe coffee' which is enough.

What's a realistic 4-week SG brunch tour to hit all 8 — and roughly how much will it cost?

Realistic ROTATION ITINERARY (1 brunch per week, all 8 in 8 weeks): WEEK 1 — Tiong Bahru Bakery Sat 8.30am opening (croissant haul) + walk Tiong Bahru shophouses, ~S$25/pax. WEEK 2 — Atlas Coffeehouse Sat 10.30am (book ahead) + walk Bukit Pasoh / Duxton Hill, ~S$28/pax. WEEK 3 — Sarnies Tue 9am (walk-in friendly weekday) + Telok Ayer walking heritage tour, ~S$28/pax. WEEK 4 — Wild Honey Sat 11am (book 5 days ahead) + Mandarin Gallery shopping, ~S$32/pax. WEEK 5 — Symmetry Sun 10am (book 5 days ahead) + Kampong Glam wander, ~S$30/pax. WEEK 6 — Common Man Coffee Roasters Sat 10am (book 10 days ahead) + Robertson Quay riverwalk, ~S$34/pax. WEEK 7 — Carrotsticks & Cravings Sun 9.30am (book required) + Botanic Gardens morning walk, ~S$30/pax. WEEK 8 — PS.Cafe Dempsey Sat 11am (book 3 weeks ahead — book Week 5 for this!) + Dempsey Hill shopping, ~S$38/pax. TOTAL BUDGET: ~S$245/pax across 8 weekends = ~S$30/pax/week average. For a couple = ~S$490 total or ~S$61/couple/weekend. CHEAPER VERSION: substitute the 8 weekends with weekday brunches (10-20% cheaper at most spots due to weekday-pricing menus) = ~S$210/pax total.

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