What makes this mall so unique is its past life as the former Nan Chiau High School building. Believing in the beauty of old architecture, this project breathed new life into the heritage site while preserving the culture and history it represents.

Personally, the venture was a success; while the graphics and stores felt trendy and appealing, the familiar school stairwell and narrow corridors kept its past alive and intact. And while various modern concept stores piqued our interest, the exploration still left us with a sense of nostalgia. 

Food and Beverage

The Coconut Club 

In an effort to highlight local culture, the mall houses many homegrown brands, one being The Coconut Club. The store was bathed in warm orange lights, decorated with woven chairs, baskets, and decor that gave it a resort-like feel. 

Menu-wise, they sell local cuisine such as Singaporean Seafood Laksa (S$26) and Signature Ayam Goreng Berempah (S$21). Although prices are steep, they justify it with their locally and ethically sourced produce, supporting small businesses and sustainable practises.

Huevos 

Huevos is a Mexican food store that’s been pulling in crowds and racking up rave reviews since its opening in 2021. New Bahru is its second location and leans more towards a hip, trendy vibe with its mural-covered walls, fairy lights, and rustic touches.

The store is well-known for its authentic Mexican dishes. Some of the absolute classics you must try are the Birria Beef Tacos (S$21.90 ), Baja Fish Tacos (S$21.90), and Loaded Nachos (S$24). 

For drinks, they keep the fiery Mexican spirit alive with Frozen Pina Colada Jugs (S$50), Horchata, a cinnamon rice milk (S$8.90), a Margarita Jug (S$50), and more. Share a jug between your friends, and you’re guaranteed some good times and good vibes. 

Lifestyle and fashion stores

Crafune

Crafune is another local brand that aims to share the therapeutic act of leather crafting through workshops. They offer a variety of fun options, such as the Sea Turtle Mirror Bag Charm (S$75), Stingray Luggage Tag (S$75), Baya Bag (S$195), and more. 

They also carry a range of unique leather products, including Xiao Long Bao Handbags (S$180) and Mini Totes (S$98). Between the cute designs and the interesting workshops, this is one store we definitely recommend checking out.

The Missing Piece

The Missing Piece caught our eye with its elegant storefront and stylish apparel. Specialising in women’s wear, the brand draws inspiration from Asian heritage and botanical elements. 

Among its standout pieces is the Signature Lace Cut-Out Cheongsam with Sleeves (S$280), an intricate and beautifully crafted design. With its distinct aesthetic, it’s a spot fashion lovers won’t want to miss.

Entertainment  

Woods in the Books 

Woods in the Books is a homegrown independent bookstore specialising in picture books and illustration-led titles. A great stop for families, the vibrant space is filled with colours and crafts, with shelves stacked full of charming, artful books.

From imaginative stories to educational picks, each book is brought to life through engaging visuals that keep readers hooked. One standout is A History of the World in 500 Maps, which breaks down complex historical events into digestible, visually compelling formats.

TopTable

TopTable is a playful, one-of-a-kind concept that blends dining with games, reimagining the classic sport of table tennis into a social experience. The lively space invites guests to rally, dine, and unwind all in one spot.

Beyond its professional-grade tables, the venue also serves up Neapolitan-style pizzas, bar bites, and creative cocktails—perfect for fuelling friendly competition. Whether you’re planning a casual hangout or a group outing, TopTable delivers a fun and energetic experience.

New Bahru also has its own shuttle service that departs every 30minutes, timing may vary due to road conditions. The pick-up is at Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard, which is along Somerset Road. 

Blending heritage with a fresh lineup of homegrown brands, New Bahru offers a mall experience unlike any other in Singapore. Whether you’re here for the food, shopping, or simply to soak in its nostalgic vibes, it’s well worth a visit.

New Bahru
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46 & 58 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
10am–10pm(Daily)

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Set against the scenic backdrop of the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre, the combination of iconic waterfront views and a gentle evening breeze makes for the perfect atmosphere for a fun-filled musical experience. The open-air venue adds a casual, laid-back vibe that makes it an ideal setting for both Pokémon fans and dedicated music lovers.

This special Pokémon Brass Concert is part of a larger celebration marking the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Japan. Beyond being a standalone event, it also complements the orchestra’s main ticketed performance at the Esplanade Concert Hall on 29 April 2026, conducted by Tatsuya Shimono and featuring pianist Kyohei Sorita. 

Founded in 1926, the NHK Symphony Orchestra is widely regarded as one of Japan’s most prestigious orchestras, known for its excellence and international presence. This special performance will feature a dynamic brass ensemble, including trumpets, horns, trombones, and tubas. Through these instruments, the musicians bring a bold and vibrant soundscape to the familiar Pokémon melodies, offering a unique interpretation that has both power and nuance.

Alongside the playful Pokémon themes, the ensemble will also present timeless classical pieces that showcase the versatility and expressive range of brass instruments. Audiences can expect a mix of refined compositions and light-hearted favourites suitable for all ages. A special appearance by Pikachu adds an interactive and whimsical element, making it especially appealing for families and younger audiences. 

Best of all, the event is free and open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. Arriving early is recommended to secure a good spot. It’s a rare opportunity to enjoy world-class musicianship in a casual setting, so don’t miss out on a joyful evening of music and cultural exchange

Pokémon Brass Concert
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1 Esplanade Drive, DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre, Singapore 038981
7.15pm–8pm
28 April 2026 

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Ticket sales are absolutely cutthroat, with 3-day tickets already sold out. Keep a close eye on the official F1 site for single-day tickets; however, if you’re not ready to blow a hole in your pocket, here are some sneaky spots where you can catch the race for free!

Benjamin Sheares Bridge

At 29 metres tall, the Benjamin Sheares Bridge towers over the track, providing an unobstructed bird’s-eye view of the heart-racing action. Located right on top of the Bayfront Grandstand, you’ll get clear views of Tracks 16 and 17, making it one of the best underrated free viewing platforms. Go down early to chope a spot as it doesn’t get any better than this!

Benjamin Sheares Bridge 
Sheares Avenue, Singapore 039803

Helix Bridge

For a more immersive experience, the Helix Bridge is a well-known spot that provides a close-up view of the race. Here, you can feel the thunderous engines reverberate through your bones while soaking in the passionate roaring of fellow fans. However, be prepared for crushing crowds as this location has been the reigning top spot for F1 fans to gather.  

Helix Bridge
Downtown Core, Singapore

Esplanade Roof Terrace

The Esplanade Roof Terrace is another place that offers an unmatched panoramic view of the event. The rooftop access rules do make this spot a little trickier, as certain areas can get fenced off. However, chances are that you’ll be able to catch a piece of the action here. Just make sure you head down extra early to scout out some good views.

 Esplanade Roof Terrace
1 Esplanade Drive, Esplanade Mall Level 4, Singapore 038981

Marina Square

Opposite the Esplanade Roof Terrace, Marina Square Mall also gives you a great view of the track. You can pick between the level 3 rooftop garden or glimpse through the level 4 food court over a meal. Alternatively, its link bridges to Esplanade and Millenia Walk have also traditionally been popular viewing spots. 

Marina Square Mall
6 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square Level 3, Singapore 039594

Restaurants 

LeVeL 33

Technically, these restaurants are free viewing areas as long as you pay for the meal. Starting strong, LeVeL 33 prides itself on being the world’s tallest indoor microbrewery. Its stunning panorama of Marina Bay now doubles as a perfect F1 observatory. You can sip on their fresh brew while leisurely enjoying the spectacle. Best yet, there will be no crowds to fight, just make sure to reserve as soon as possible!

LeVeL 33
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8 Marina Boulevard, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1 #33-01, Singapore 018981

CÉ LA VI Singapore

This rooftop bar is perched on the peak of Marina Bay Sands’ iconic boat platform. Thanks to their towering height, you can get a full sweep of the F1 track below. Feeding off the energy, they traditionally host F1 dance parties through the weekend with guest DJs hyping up the crowd. Although information for the 2026 watch party hasn’t been released, stay tuned for announcements on their website. 

CÉ LA VI Singapore
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1 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay Sands, Hotel Tower 3, Level 57, Singapore 018971

F1 Live Streaming 

If you want a more relaxed viewing experience with all the good vibes and without the crowds, here’s a list of bars and restaurants that typically host Grand Prix live streams. 

1. Kaish Cream Shop

This newly opened ice cream store offers F1 screenings and a driving simulator for fans who want a taste of adrenaline. Get a chance to play for free with an order of any food or drink.

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Kaish Cream Shop
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114 Jalan Besar, Singapore 208834

2. Boat Quay

Along Boat Quay, you’ll find many bars with big screens streaming the event. Hop into any one of them and soak up the excitement. 

3. Harry’s Singapore

Harry’s Singapore is a sports bar that regularly hosts live streams for sports events, and in this case, the Grand Prix. Enjoy the raucous atmosphere as fans unite to watch the race over some satisfying cold brew.

Harry’s Singapore
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Various locations

4. Al Capone’s Sports Bar and Dining 

This bar is famous for streaming sports events like the Grand Prix, and this year should be no different. If you live near central Singapore, their well-known Kallang location will be a convenient stop to enjoy the event. 

Al Capone’s
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5. Muddy Murphy’s 

Channel your inner leprechaun and enjoy the F1 race over a pint of Irish stout. Muddy Murphy’s Irish Pub along Orchard Road is offering Grand Prix live streamings over multiple large screens within the pub.

Muddy Murphy’s
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442 Orchard Road, Claymore Connect #01-02 to 05, Singapore 238879

It’s never too early to start planning for the Singapore Grand Prix weekend. Secure your spot, beat the crowds, and watch the race cars whiz by. 

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Priced at S$70 per ticket, the charity event, Paws with a Cause, will give all proceeds to Guide Dogs Singapore—an organisation dedicated to helping the visually impaired overcome challenges and navigate their daily lives. 

Included in the package is, of course, a sunrise dog-walk with none other than Amotti himself, early access into Universal Studios Singapore (USS), and a take-home Breakfast Bento that you can redeem at New York Zone. 

If you’ve never heard of Amotti or Physical: 100, here’s a quick summary to catch you up. Physical: 100 is a gruelling survival show produced in South Korea, pitting a hundred contestants in their peak physical form against one another. These contestants aren’t just your ordinary gym-goers, with backgrounds ranging from bodybuilding and military to olympians, and more. 

Between the intense competition and gruelling challenges comparable to the sensational Squid Game series, the show’s popularity skyrocketed, as did its winners, including Amotti. Fans of Amotti might remember him making waves at AIA Hyrox in late 2025. If you have the opportunity to meet him in person, make sure to ask him for some fitness tips!

The event is set to take place on 5 April 2026. You’ll start the walk bright and early at 7am, with registration starting as early as 6.30am. Experience USS without all the glitz and glamour in the quiet hours of the morning, and conclude your walk at 8.30am. Use that time to snap lots of cool selfies with the fitness celebrity and bond with some fellow pawrents. 

Good news, Triple Play and Universal Studios Singapore Season Pass holders can also enjoy complimentary access to the event, with limited slots available

So, all pet-owning fan-girls and gym bros alike, this is your chance to sweat it out with Amotti. 

Sign up for Paws with a Cause here.

Paws for a Cause
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8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
7am–8.30am
5 April 2026

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This year, they’ve added an extra dose of kawaii with a Sanrio collaboration, blending the pastel scenery with beloved household characters like Hello Kitty, My Melody, Cinnamonroll, and more. 

Exhibition highlights you can expect include the Nomura Samurai House, a replica of a restored residence once owned by a samurai family. Step inside to experience a glimpse of their traditional living quarters, complete with classic architectural elements that reflect the lifestyle of that era.

For a slightly more poetic moment, admire the delicate blossoms under a gentle drizzle that mimics Japan’s springtime rain. And of course, woven throughout the floral landscape are the stars of the show—Sanrio characters dressed in traditional Japanese outfits, giving you a dose of sweetness with their charming design.

Adults can visit this exhibition for S$12, while seniors and children can enjoy it for just S$8. 

Additionally, registered All Nippon Airways members will also be eligible for a lucky draw. Simply scan the QR code on the site and fill in the required details to enter. First prize winners will walk away with a pair of round-trip economy tickets to Komatsu, while the second-place winner will receive round-trip economy tickets to Tokyo. Terms & conditions apply

Fans of horticulture, you’ll be pleased to know that they are offering a Sensory Moments sharing. You can learn to differentiate between the blossoms through their scent and the techniques used to preserve each delicate bloom. These 10-minute sessions will take place on 28 March 2026, from 2pm to 5pm. 

So whether you are a Sanrio fan or need a date idea, this dreamy exhibition will whisk you right into fairytale land. 

Visit the Sakura exhibition here. 

Sakura 
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Flower Dome, Singapore 018953
9pm–9pm (Daily)
Till 15 April 2026

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What is Walking Trails @ CDC

Launched in collaboration with GovTech and CrowdTaskSG, the Walking Trails @ CDC is an initiative that encourages Singaporeans to discover our vibrant heritage while staying active. Adopting a gamified approach reminiscent of the Pokémon Go craze, they offer up reward vouchers to be earned along the 5 newly launched heritage routes. 

How it works

To get started, head over to CrowdTaskSG to join your quest. As you embark on each trail, you’ll be given 5 checkpoints to find with certain tasks to complete for CDC Trail Badges. Upon earning all 5 badges, you can exchange them for $5 of RedeemSG Rewards Vouchers. Keep your eyes peeled for adorable ollies along the way, as collecting all 6 earns you another S$10! (limited redemptions available) 

With 5 walking trails available to tackle, this means you can earn up to a whopping S$75 worth of vouchers!

Heritage Trails 

Here are the first 5 of 20 new Heritage trails in store to be released over the next 2 years. Go grab your ollies!

1. Walking Trails @ CDC: Kampong Glam (approx. 4 km) 
   Start: Peranakan Museum 
   End: Jalan Besar Stadium 
   
2. Walking Trails @ CDC: Tampines (approx. 4.3 km)
   Start: Tampines East MRT Station Exit 
   End: Tampines Central Park 
   
3. Walking Trails @ CDC: Woodlands (approx. 4.4 km)
   Start: Woodlands North MRT
   End: Marsiling Lane Market and Food Centre 
   
4. Walking Trails @ CDC: Bedok (approx. 4.1 km)
   Start: Former Coastline 
   End: Simpang Bedok 
   
5. Walking Trails @ CDC: Jurong (approx. 4.6 km)
   Start: Jurong Town Hall
   End: Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre

What can I spend my CDC Vouchers on? 

Most of you should be more than familiar with the CDC scheme by now, but if you’re new to the party, these Government-sanctioned Vouchers can generally be spent at most neighbourhood or local stores. This includes hawkers, hair salons, cafés, and even quirky hobby stores such as Hobby Point, Just Ants, and more. 

To check for eligibility, just look out for any CDC stickers plastered on the storefront. Otherwise, this handy website can keep you updated on all participating merchants. 

So gather your friends and start hunting down these vouchers! While you’re at it, don’t forget to learn more about our vibrant heritage and admire our beautiful green city!

Walking Trails @ CDC (Heritage edition)
 Various locations
Till 31 Dec 2026

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Known for its homely and welcoming atmosphere, its exterior can almost pass as a regular home, with tiled roofs, potted plants, and earthy colours that draw no attention to itself.

The café’s selection of sweet and savoury pastries also reinforces this “home away from home” identity with its intentionally home-made style and presentation. Some of their most popular items include the fluffy Ensaymadas (S$5.50), Cheese Rolls (S$4.30), and a rich, creamy Hot Chocolate (S$7.50). The Ensaymadas is a sweet, pillowy brioche topped with salty cheese, giving it an addictive burst of flavour that’ll leave you craving for more. 

And in an era of complex creations and over-the-top recipes, their Cheese Rolls stand out in their simplicity. These rolls are often dunked in a mug of rich Hot Chocolate, creating a delicious balance of sweet, salty, chewy, and creamy flavours and textures. The dishes truly feel like timeless staples that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. 

The savoury selection looks equally appetising, with plates piled high with hearty fare like the Angus Beef Tapa (S$25.50) and Grilled Chicken Inasal Focaccia (S$19.50). 

Cafe Mary Grace definitely stands out for its soulful concept, a stark contrast to the trendier, minimalistic cafes that we are so used to. If you’re one to appreciate a laid-back and leisurely meal, then head down to this cosy spot as it might just become your next go-to.  

Cafe Mary Grace 
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52 Tras Street, #01-01, Singapore 078991
10am–6pm (Tue to Sun)

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On Easter Sunday, 5 April 2026, you can enjoy an indulgent buffet spread that features premium items such as fresh seafood, brunch selections, and hearty mains. Among these offerings, Baia’s Easter special dessert menu definitely steals the spotlight with items such as Easter Cakes with Chantilly, Chocolate Easter Eggs, Easter Trifle, Tiramisu, Mini Cheese Cakes, Chocolate Mousse, and Macaroons. However, if buffets aren’t your thing, you can go for the mouthwatering à la carte options such as the Grilled Wagyu Bavette Steak and the Roasted Red Snapper. 

Unwind with Baia’s Sunday All-day Happy Hour (Aperitivo Day) and choose between spritzes, spirits, wines, and beers at just S$12++. There’s no better feeling than leisurely sips on a breezy rooftop overlooking a glamorous cityscape.

Baia will have your children thoroughly occupied with two Easter Egg hunt sessions taking place at 12pm and 2pm. With the aid of activity cards, your kids can roam free within designated areas and in the PIP’s PLAYbox, looking for colourful eggs, which they can exchange for a gift bag. Do take note that you have to register for the Easter Egg hunt via TableCheck in advance, as it is for registered diners only. 

From 11am to 3pm, there will also be complimentary face painting and balloon sculpting by Magic Painters, which no child can resist. Kick back and relax as your child transforms into Spider-Man or a princess, and entertain themselves with some cutesy balloon animals or other fun creations.

As if that’s not enough, Baia amps up the experience with Singapore-based magician and illusionist, Jerryl Tan, who will be bringing his magic directly to guests at their table side. It truly will be a night of miracles and wonder.

You can enjoy this intimate dining experience at S$68++ for adults, or at S$28++ for children (3 to 12 years old). If you have toddlers, good news, as children under 3 get to eat free! 

Between their irresistible menu, relaxing setting, and entertaining line-up, it’s hard to tell which is more appealing. Treat your family to a good time and make your Easter a memorable one! 

Reservations for the Hop Up! Easter on the Rooftop can be made here.

Hop Up! Easter on the Rooftop

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8 Raffles Avenue, Esplanade Mall #04-01, Singapore 039802
11am–12.45pm, 1pm–2.45pm
  5 April 2026

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Your fur babies will be jumping in joy at the whopping selection of premium snacks, accessories, grooming supplies, and more goodies that will be available there. This is also a great opportunity for you to interact with fellow pawrents through the exciting event line-up of grooming competitions, workshops, adoption drives, and more. If you’re planning to head down, here’s everything you can expect at the PetExpo.

With over a hundred local and international exhibitors, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the sea of products. That’s why we decided to spotlight a few vendors for your consideration. Starting strong with Silversky Pets, they have curated the perfect list of premium food brands to deliver your pups the healthiest diets. Highlighted brands include WHIMZEES, which sells plant-based chews that help with dental hygiene, and Frashfresh, which specialises in minimally processed food products for pets. 

If you’re looking to maintain a handsome and well-groomed fur baby, Hygeia Pets is a frontrunner in developing innovative hygiene products for pets in Singapore. From pet shampoos, paw cleaners, to even dog colognes, they bring accessible, natural, and safe solutions to the market for you to maintain your pets’ hygiene easily and conveniently. 

While you’re at PetExpo, catch the exciting National Championships and the International FCI show, where purebred dogs are evaluated by their physique, sounds, movement, etc, for having the most ideal traits for their breed. Cheer the adorable pets on as they proudly battle it out, knowing their good boy status can never be revoked. 

With PetExpo being a ticketed event, one-day tickets are priced at S$7, while three-day tickets are priced at S$16. It’s time to return your fur babies’ affections with some new toys and treats by heading over to the largest annual pet convention! 

Tickets to PetExpo 2026 can be purchased here.

PetExpo 2026
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1 Expo Drive, Singapore Expo Halls 5B and 6, Singapore 486150
11am–8pm (Fri), 10am–8pm (Sat to Sun)
3 April 2026 to 5 April 2026

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Cloudfields

Set on the second floor of the unassuming Tan Boon Liat building, this is one cafe you certainly shouldn’t judge by its exterior. As you step in, its stylish and naturalistic designs are a surprising contrast to the run-down exterior. The comforting earthy tones and soft aesthetics will make you feel right at home. 

Its menu is an equally delightful brunch selection serving western-inspired fare with many unique creations that mirror its whimsical image. This includes the signature Sky Medows (S$9)—a uji matcha with blue spirulina milk and yuzu cheese—and Sunlit Fields (S$12)—a cloud yoghurt with orange and honey—which are some of the more creative items we’ve come across while cafe-hopping. 

Cloudfields
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313 Outram Road, Tan Boon Liat Building Level 2, Singapore 169073
10am–10pm (Daily)

POUT Rooftop Cafe

POUT rooftop cafe is another overlooked gem that not many know about. Tucked away in a lesser-visited part of town, it offers an unobstructed view of the iconic Marina Bay Sands skyline. Its minimalist interior has a soft and dreamy ambience that almost makes you feel like you’re in a Studio Ghibli film. 

Some items featured in their menu include the Mortadella Ham Panini (S$18), which is a savoury pressed sandwich with a hint of sweetness from a fig jam to balance out its flavours. For the sweet-tooths, their rich and luxurious Brulee Basque Cheesecake (S$9) is another must-get. 

POUT Rooftop Cafe 
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50 South Bridge Road, CMO building Level 6, Singapore 058682
9am–5.30pm (Mon to Wed, Fri to Sat), 9am–5pm (Thu) 

Third Floor Social 

This rooftop cafe is arguably one of the best places you could go to relax. The wall-to-ceiling glass panels fill the cafe with a beautiful natural glow, and the comfy couches make the cosiest rest areas for a recharge. If you find yourself at Orchard Road in need of a shopping break, this lovely cafe could not be more perfect. 

One of their more popular dishes is the Spinach Hand-cut Tagliolini with walnut and burrata (S$24). Cooked to a perfect al dente, the creamy, nutty, and complex flavour profile of this pasta makes it a fan-favourite. The Calamansi Lime Pie (S$12) is also definitely worth trying, especially if you’re a fan of lime juice.

Third Floor Social
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250 Orchard Road, Design Orchard Level 3, Singapore 238905
11am–11pm (Tue to Thu), 11am–12am (Fri to Sat), 11am–6pm (Sun) 

Alani 

If you’ve been dying for a sun-soaked holiday on the shores of Santorini, this cafe will bring you all the vibes without the hassle. The Greek-inspired eatery boasts an open-air concept– furnished with rattan chairs, lots of lush greenery, and a display of baked goods. The relaxed atmosphere here will definitely lull you into a carefree holiday mood before you know it.

Try out some tasty Greek cuisine with their Sarikopita Pie(S$16), which is stuffed with feta cheese, Greek honey, black sesame, and fresh oregano. You can also keep up the vacation vibes with a zesty and fresh Aperol Mimosa (S$15).

Alani
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5 Kadayanallur Street, KADA building Level 4, Singapore 069183
10.30am–3pm (Thu to Fri), 9am–3pm (Sat to Sun) 

Bloom & Boom 

Located in Bugis+, this stunning cafe did not hold back on the floral decor. The white-washed cafe is decked out elegantly in bouquets and chandeliers, giving it a regal touch that’s definitely date night approved. 

The visuals don’t stop there as their desserts are just as gorgeous. Their Berry Bavarois (S$9.80) is pale pink and picture-perfect as if it’s right out of a Barbie set. And you can stay on theme with a unique Rose Latte (S$8.50) that’s not commonly found in Singapore.

Bloom & Boom 
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 201 Victoria Street, Bugis+ #07-04, Singapore 188067
  11am–10pm (Tue to Sun)

So dress your best this weekend and visit one of these lovely rooftop cafes for some good vibes, chic aesthetics, and fun conversations! 

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