1. Puffs and Peaks Bakery Café
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You might be familiar with the name Puffs and Peaks, previously a takeaway-only bakery known for their filled donuts, focaccia bread and more. If you already love their baked goods, you’ll be glad to know that you can now enjoy them in their newest dine-in café space at Tampines Changkat CC!
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Aside from their fan-favourite bakes, they’ll also be offering new special outlet-exclusive items: like Grilled Cheese Sandwich and Tomato Dip ($12.90) and Toast ($7.50). The new dine-in café space is warm and spacious, with a neutral beige-themed vibe and plush sofa seating. Other items on the menu include Focaccia Sandwiches ($9), Egg Tarts ($5.50), Donuts ($4) and more.
Puffs and Peaks Bakery Café
Address: #01-03 Tampines Changkat Community Club. 13 Tampines St 11, Singapore 529453
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 9am-9pm
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2. JUNK.
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XL-sized café drinks from $5 in this economy?! The new JUNK. at New Bahru has managed to pull off this feat, offering artisanal drinks in giant cups from $5 each, including matcha drinks too! JUNK. is located within the fitness studio, CRNK, with plenty of seats available in their minimalist, industrial-esque space.
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They’ve got handcrafted drinks like coffee, tea, matcha and smoothies, all served generous jumbo cups—great value for café-quality drinks. Drink options include Dalgona ($7), Acai Smoothie ($10), Matcha ($7), Strawberry Matcha ($9), Earl Grey Tea ($5) and more.
JUNK.
Address: 46 Kim Yam Road, New Bahru # 05-04 (within CRNK), Singapore 239351
Opening Hours: TBC
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3. Incloud
You’ve probably seen videos on social media of viral “water table” cafés in Japan and Bangkok, and now we’ve got our very own right here in Singapore too! Incloud is Singapore’s first ever Chinese-style teahouse and café in Singapore complete with a “floating river”! There’s even wooden plates floating on the stream, so you can place your drinks or snacks on it for that IG-perfect shot.
Tea sets start from $28 each, and all sets come with an assortment of nuts and/or flower-shaped pastries to pair with the tea drinks. Some of the premium tea set options you can pick from include Roasted Milk Tea ($28), Trio Tea Set ($68) or White Beauty Tea ($48).
Incloud
Address: 74 Prinsep St, Singapore 188669
Opening Hours: Sunday-Friday, 11am-3am; Saturday, 11am-4am
4. Bonjour Ma Cuisine
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Say hello to the new little sister of Michelin-starred French restaurant Ma Cuisine: Bonjour Ma Cuisine. The new offshoot wine bar offers a more affordable brunch menu, and it only opens on weekdays. The charming French bistro-inspired space along Craig Road has a cosy outdoor patio area that’s also pet friendly.
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Boujour serves French-style breakfast and lunch items at pocket-friendly prices, with most items ranging from $10 to under $30. Some highlights from the menu include Linguine Au Parmesan $14, Croque Monsieur Truffe ($25.50), Jambon Blanc ($12.60), Carpaccio de Daurade ($16.80) and more. They’ve also got a selection of French wines, spirits and beer.
Bonjour Ma Cuisine
Address: 39 Craig Rd, Singapore 089677
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday, 8am-2.30pm
5. Homeground Coffee
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Coffee enthusiasts were saddened when iconic coffee roaster Homeground Coffee closed their café and retail space last May 2024. But the wait is now over, as Homeground finally makes a comeback with a new cosy space, serving up the same good ol’ coffee brews.
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Homeground’s new space oozes homey vibes, and is modelled to look like an apartment, filled with communal seats and also a bar area where you can watch the action. Coffee drinks start from $3.80 each, with options like Long Black ($4.50), Iced White ($6.50) and Hot Chocolate ($7), just to name a few.
Homeground Coffee
Address: 911 Bukit Timah Rd, Singapore 589622
Opening Hours: 8am-4.30am daily
6. Dalaland
Dalaland is a new Swiss roll specialty café in the CBD, and they specialise in Japanese-inspired Swiss roll cakes in various unique flavours and pretty colours. Dalaland is known for their healthier, “sugar-light” creations, where all their treats are made fresh daily with premium quality ingredients and natural sweeteners that are light on sugar.
They’ve got limited camping tables and benches outside for you to dine-in, with Swiss rolls starting from $8.40 per slice. Currently, they’ve got 6 flavours on the menu and more to come, including options like Mango Citrus ($8.50), French Earl Grey ($8.50), Lychee Rose ($8.50) and Intense Matcha ($8.90).
Dalaland
Address: 70 Shenton Wy, #01-08, Singapore 079118
Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday, 11am-7pm
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7. Gaia Açai
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Here’s a new açai spot you can hit up: Gaia Açai is a cosy and rustic spot filled with floor-to-ceiling wood and wood furnishings. They’re located near Braddel MRT station, and are loved for their generous açai bowl portions, topped with thick and rich sauces like pistachio, cookie butter, almond, cashew and more.
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Bowls start from $10.20 each, with Medium and Large options available. Pick from classic combinations with bananas, strawberries, biscoff and more; and each bowl also comes with granola, chia seeds, coconut shavings and your choice of drizzle.
Gaia Açai
Address: 109 Lor 1 Toa Payoh, #01-302 At Braddell Stn Exit A, Singapore 310109
Opening Hours: 11am-10pm daily
8. Madam Flod
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Stockholm’s beloved crêperie, Madam Flod, has landed in Singapore, serving up their famous authentic crêpes and galettes. The elegant French-inspired space has an industrial vibe, with freshly-made crêpes starting from $10 each.
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They’ve got both sweet and savoury options available for buckwheat galettes and crêpes, including flavours like Spinach ($16.50), Ham & Cheese ($21), Roquefort ($22), Chocolate Ganache ($11.50), Sugar Butter & Lemon ($10), and more. They’ve also got special Singapore-exclusive items like the Pandan Kaya Crêpe ($14).
Madam Flod
Address: 47 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058680
Opening Hours: Monday-Tuesday,11.30am-9.30pm; Wednesday, 11.30am-3pm; Thursday, 11.30am-9.30pm; Friday, 11.30am-10pm; Saturday, 9.30am-10pm; Sunday, 9.30am-9pm
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9. Blue Bottle Coffee
The famed Blue Bottle Coffee has finally landed in Singapore for good. The café is located at LUMINE in Raffles City, and marks the brand’s first café opening in Southeast Asia. The minimalist café has an airy, open concept; and also has a small retail section where you can purchase the brand’s exclusive merchandise.
On the menu are specialty coffee drinks from $6.50 each, with options like Iced Cold Brew ($7.50), Drip Coffee ($10), Gibraltar ($7.50), Macchiato ($7); and non-coffee options like Lemon Yuzu Fizz ($8.50), Matcha Latte ($9.50) and more. There’s also a selection of bakes, including Singapore-exclusive items like the Coconut Kouign-Amann ($8) and Pandan Canelé with Kaya ($6).
Blue Bottle Coffee
Address: LUMINE Singapore, #01-01, Raffles City, 252 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179103
Opening Hours: 8am-10pm daily
10. Gwen’s Frozen
Gwen’s Frozen is a one-of-a-kind American-inspired dessert parlour in town, offering Singapore’s first-ever frozen custards, fruit ices and more. The takeaway space has a quirky retro-themed pastel pink interior that kind of resembles an old-school American diner; and there’s a couple of seats inside if you want to enjoy your desserts on the spot.
For desserts, they’ve got Make-Your-Own Cyclone ($11.50), Frozen Custards ($6.50), Strawberry & Mango Ice ($4.50), Chocolate Milkshake ($12.50) and more. You can also get a small selection of hot griddle food items like the NYC Cheeseburger ($15), Philly Cheesesteak ($16) or Grilled Cheese ($8.50).
Gwen’s Frozen
Address: 198 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427469
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 12pm-9pm
