First, this outlet boasts two floors that exude different vibes!

On the first floor, choose between outdoor or indoor seating.

Or for a more private setting, head upstairs. 

Whether you’re chatting over long communal tables or huddling in what I’d dub the “couple’s cave”, aka a snug nook built for two, the dimly lit space with closed curtains felt like a secret hideaway.

Found your cosy corner? Good. To sweeten the deal, there’ll be a one-for-one scoop promotion on opening day from 3pm to 8pm! This basically means bringing a friend or just treating yourself twice.

But if you’re unsure what to get, I’ve got you covered. 

Of the 12 flavours available, the new ones include Earl Grey Lemon Tea (Dairy-free by the way — a win for anyone lactose-intolerant!) and Biscoff Cheesecake. 

Price-wise, single scoops go for S$5 while double is S$9. Add a S$1 if you’re opting for the premium flavours.

And if you’re having it in a cone instead, add a S$1 as well.

We sampled Earl Grey Lemon Tea, as it’s the first time I’ve heard of lemon tea gelato so I just had to.

This was refreshing, light, and tangy. If you’re not indulgent, get this and you’ll probably want seconds.

Fan-favourites include Milky Honeycomb, Brownies N Cream, and Grape Yakult W/ Oreo Bits.

Compared to the rest, Milky Honeycomb was creamier. The honeycomb added a caramelised sweetness without being too cloying.

You can’t go wrong with the classic Brownies N Cream, as the rich chocolate flavour comforts the soul.

And finally, yes, even I had to do a double-take, the Grape Yakult W/ Oreo Bits. This sounds like an unlikely duo, but never judge a book by its cover (or more like its swirl).

First lick and I’m not exaggerating when I say this — but it tasted almost exactly like Grape Yakult. Sweet, milky, fruity, and with Yakult’s signature tanginess, it’s like licking (or biting, I won’t judge) the drink.

Personally, the soft Oreo bits didn’t do much for me, but it didn’t clash or overpower.

It’s like dunking your Oreo into a tangy, fruity milk.

Now for the headline act. If you don’t know what After Hours Gelato is known for, it’s their Signature Churros Mochi Waffle (S$8.50).

We got two scoops to crown this masterpiece — Milky Honeycomb and Grape Yakult W/ Oreo Bits.

Both flavours are starkly different, but worked amazingly with the waffle for various reasons. 

Pair the waffles with Grape Yakult W/ Oreo Bits for a reminder of fruit-based mochis. 

For Milky Honeycomb, the waffle’s toasty cinnamon and crunchy notes contrast nicely with its smooth creaminess for a rich, satisfying spoonful.

Aside from this, you must get the outlet-exclusive item — Dalgona Coffee Cream Butter Toast Set (S$18) if you’ve still got room for more.

A major throwback to 2020, this thick and soft toast, combined with a vanilla gelato scoop and the dalgona coffee cream, reminded us of tiramisu.

Finally, we ended with drinks — Iced Matcha Latte (S$7) and Watermelon Calpis (S$6).

The Iced Matcha Latte was not too sweet, while the Watermelon Calpis didn’t have as much watermelon flavour as we expected, but it was still refreshing. 

Which scoop will you double up on at After Hours Gelato?

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 Scoop & Sketch is a late-night gelato cafe and while there are plenty of gelato cafes in Singapore, there’s really none quite like this one. 

It  is located on the ground floor of Atrix Building along Geylang Lorong 23, and is also home to a tattoo parlour — hence the name Scoop & Sketch. Who would’ve thought that a tattoo parlour and a gelato cafe could be merged together under one roof? 

In case you’re wondering, yes, you can actually get a tattoo here, or watch someone get a tattoo, while you chow down some yummy gelato and waffles. 

Apart from the super unique concept, Scoop & Sketch also sports a very unique aesthetic. Unlike most gelato cafes which sport a minimalist theme overflowing with chill and zen vibes, this two-storey cafe has a more cartoon-ish aesthetic decked with fun and quirky colours. 

The ground floor of the cafe is where the “scoop” aspect of things is located — aka the F&B section. Here, you can choose to have your gelato in a cone (S$1), cup or with some freshly made waffles (S$7). Prices of the gelato are also kept pretty affordable starting from just S$5 for a single scoop. 

Flavour-wise, they also have some pretty unique flavours like Chrysanthemum Cacao Nibs, Blue Pea Vanilla, Matcha KitKat, Peanut Butter Strawberry Jelly and White Truffle gelato. 

But of course, they also have classic flavours like Earl Grey Lavender, Cookies & Cream, Salted Butterscotch, Speculoos, and Black Sesame. 

My favourite was definitely the Grape Yakult which was super tangy and refreshing, especially on a hot sunny day. It added a nice sour and fruity zing to the fluffy waffle. 

If you love peanut butter, the Peanut Butter Strawberry will definitely be right up your alley. It is super gao with a strong peanut flavour but also has a nice sweet strawberry finish. 

Apart from serving gelatos and waffles, the cafe also has beverages like coffees, sodas and craft beers from funky brands like Brother Beer (from S$17), Lost Coast beer (from S$16), and more.

If you love Korean convenience store drinks, you’d be pleased to know that you’ll also be able to find some of them here!

If you’re like me and need a drink with your gelato, Scoop & Sketch has a special Happy Meal option from just S$14 which comes with a scoop of gelato, waffle, and a drink — simply perfection. We recommend pairing your gelato with their Iced Mocha (S$6) that was not too sweet and milky with a robust coffee aroma.

The second floor is where all the ‘sketching’ happens. The second floor space is occupied by Naked Skin Tattoo parlour. There’s also more seats available on the second floor with a view of someone getting a tattoo — although if you have a fear of needles, you might wanna stay on the ground floor. 

Interestingly, if you get a tattoo done here, you’ll be able to enjoy some food discounts. And of course, if you feel inspired by the artsy decor to get inked here, you’ll also get to enjoy a discount off your new tattoo. 

Prices for a tattoo vary based on the complexity of the design and start from S$150. Not gonna lie, their designs got me intrigued and I was tempted to get a tattoo done. 

For those who are on the fence about getting a permanent tattoo, the cafe will also have a temporary tattoo station that will begin operations in March, operating only on weekends. 

Scoop & Sketch will also have their very own photobooth opening soon, and judging by the quirky interior of the cafe, we can’t wait to see what the photobooth has to offer. 

Other exciting things in the pipeline include a Sketch card which will have a topic of the day for you to sketch anything you want while you enjoy your ice cream. There’ll also be a merch shop, Papa Shop, which will feature exclusive merch like temporary tattoos, stickers and more.

If you’re planning to head down, make sure to come by in your PJs because you’ll be able to enjoy the Scoop & sleep one-for-one gelato deal! But the catch is you cannot come in just any sleepwear, you gotta come in actual printed pyjamas — anyone up for a little slumber party? 

Need something to beat the heat? Looks like it’s time for some gelato!

Scoop & Sketch 
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The cosy cafe is located along Middle Road and if there’s one thing you must know about Tom’s Palette, it’s that they have an extensive menu of unique flavours. Just how unique are we talking? Think Pipagao, Nasi Lemak, Butterbeer & Crack Candy, Root Beer Float, Dong Ding Oolong, and even Pu’er (yes, the tea). 

The menu changes daily, so every trip here offers a whole new experience. Each day, there’ll be a selection of 36 flavours available. And if you’re not sure what to get, you can go for their mainstays like the Wild Strawberry Balsamic, Granny’s Favourite, or Italian Dark Chocolate. Prices start from S$5.20 for a single cup and S$9.60 for a double cup. You can also add on S$1.20 for a waffle cone, made fresh to order.

If you’re coming down with your friends or family, go for the Tom’s Palette (S$29.80) which features a set of six flavours — why get one scoop when you can have six! The palette is great for sharing and you get to try some of the iconic flavours of the day. 

Our platter had a scoop of Dublin Coffee which had a super strong whisky flavour — that’s how you know that they don’t scrimp on their ingredients. We reckon you alcohol lovers will enjoy this one. We also had the Honey Lavender which was light and very creamy. As someone who doesn’t like lavender, I found the flavour of this one growing on me.

You can also pair your ice cream with a nice and lightly sweet Belgian waffle. I love having my ice creams with waffles and boy do I have to say that the Belgian waffle here was one of the best I’ve had. It was light and fluffy with a slight sweetness to it. 

Flavours-wise, the Soya Bean Fritters and the Hojicha really stood out to me. The Hojicha was light and creamy, with a strong fragrance of the roasted tea — you definitely have to get this if it’s on the menu. 

The Soya Bean Fritters is also another must-try, especially if you love traditional soya bean milk. There are chunks of youtiao mixed in the ice cream to give it an added texture. For something a little bit more adventurous, go for the White Chocolate Nori which is a sweet white chocolate ice cream base with bits of savoury seaweed mixed in.

Other unique combinations include Lemongrass Pandan Ginger, Guinness Chocolate, Salted Caramel Cheesecake and a Parmesan Cheese & Cream Crackers. If you’re looking for something refreshing, the Soursop sorbet with bits of the soursop fruit inside. It was tangy, sweet, and oh so refreshing — perfect for beating the heat in Singapore. 

There’s also a brand new flavour, Maple Pecan, which is a sweet and creamy vanilla-based ice cream with generous bits of roasted pecans and the fragrance of maple syrup. It’s like the perfect ice cream for springtime.

Pro tip: if you’re planning a trip down to their revamped shop space, make sure to head down early as the cafe gets really crowded in the evenings!

Which flavour are you most excited to try from Tom’s Palette? 

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But won’t be a standalone shop as Burnt Cones will be part of the new Space at The Sail, which is a multi-label concept that features not just the popular gelato brand but also bakes from artisan home bakery Spatula and Whisk.

To celebrate their new opening, fans will be eligible for 1 free scoop of gelato on 22 October 2021 — all you have to do is RSVP on their events page, then head down between 6pm to 10pm. It’s limited to the first 500 registrations.

So if you’re a Burnt Cones fan, don’t miss out on the chance to head down to The Sail to celebrate their 2nd outlet and get rewarded for your loyalty with a scoop of their creamy gelato.

Of course, 1 scoop is never enough when it comes to ice cream so you’d definitely want to get more of those icy treats to cool yourself down through the sweltering heat that’s been plaguing us recently. You can get a Single Scoop at S$5, a Double Scoop at S$9 and Signature flavours cost S$1 more while Supremo flavours cost S$2 more.

You can choose from any of their 12 signature flavours that include Oreo, Kaya Cendol, Fior De Latte, Black Sesame, Uji Matcha, Strawberry Basil, and Ube, a striking purple-hued sweet potato flavour.

And let’s be honest, most of us prefer to eat our gelato with something with more bite so Burnt Cones has Brownies (S$6), Waffles (S$8), and even IG-worthy Smoked Waffles (S$14) if you prefer your ice cream with a dose of intoxicating smoke.

Burnt Cones Gelato (The Sail)
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