The Oval at Seletar Aerospace Park is often dubbed as the “Dempsey in the North”. Located in the far-flung area of Singapore, this lifestyle dining enclave is home to several eateries housed in refurbished colonial bungalows.

The rustic vibes from these grand colonial buildings exude a tranquil English countryside charm where visitors are able to enjoy some quiet time away from the mayhem of the city.

Whether you are looking for an adventure to discover new OOTD spots or a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle, here is what you can find at The Oval At Seletar Aerospace Park.

WILDSEED CAFE & BAR

Searching for a place to avoid the crowd? Wildseed Café & Bar would be your best bet. Tucked away in Seletar Aerospace Park, this idyllic garden themed café whips up hearty meals during the day and transforms into a casual bar with a delectable grill selection in the evening.

From a wide selection of mains and desserts in their menu to an even larger assortment of alcoholic beverages, there is something for everyone to indulge in at Wildseed Café. On Fridays through Sundays, there’s even live acoustic music in the evening where you can sing along as you sip on some garden-inspired cocktails.

Wildseed Cafe and Bar
3 Park Lane
Singapore 798387
Tel: +65 6262 1063
Wildseed Café
Daily: 9am – 5pm
Wildseed Bar
Sun to Thurs: 5pm – 11pm
Fri, Sat and Eve of PH: 5pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Punggol or Yishun

THE SUMMERHOUSE DINING ROOM AND BALCONY BAR

Situated on the second floor of one of a colonial building, The Summerhouse Dining Room is a one-of-a-kind dining destination. Offering blooming views and best ingredients from their humble garden and farming collective, this exquisite restaurant prides itself for its “nature-inspired” cuisine which focuses on local and seasonal produce.

With its farm-to-table concept that supports local and regional farmers, the restaurant provides not only the freshest ingredients, but also healthy and sustainable dishes. However, do note that the restaurant only serves dinner and weekend brunches.

The Summerhouse Dining Room and Balcony Bar
3 Park Lane
Singapore 798387
Tel: +65 6262 1063
Wed to Sun, Eve of PH and PH: 6pm – 10pm (Dinner)
Sat, Sun & PH: 12pm – 3pm (Brunch)
Mon & Tue: Closed
Nearest Station: Punggol/Yishun

WHEELER’S ESTATE

Brought to you by the same folks behind Wheeler’s Yard, Wheeler’s Estate is a 2-acre wide former British military airbase-turned heritage building.

Set against lush greenery, Alfresco Café by The Lawn on the first floor is where you can sip on refreshing beverages or have your fill of Australian pizzas at the Grill House. Diners can also feast on European cuisine at The Verandah.

Wheeler’s Estate
2 Park Lane Singapore
Singapore 798386
Tel: +65 6262 0001
Alfresco Cafe By The Lawn
Tue to Thurs: 3pm – 11pm
Fri: 3pm – 12am
Sat: 9am – 12am
Sun: 9am – 11pm
The Verandah
Tue to Fri: 12pm – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Mon: Closed
Nearest Station: Punggol/Yishun

YOUNGS BAR AND RESTAURANT

With its interior decked out with luxuriously padded walls and marble flooring, this 130-seater bar and restaurant exudes a modern vibe with a hint of old-world charm. Diners can tuck into an array of modern European fare such as the Duck Confit with Mashed Potatoes (S$24), Bacon and Eggs Pizza (S$16), and Vanilla Bourbon Crème Brulee (S$10).

This laid-back restaurant also features a speciality bar that is perfect for post-work drinks on weekdays with your colleagues or hanging out with friends for a late-night gathering during the weekends.

YOUNGS Bar and Restaurant
3 Hyde Park Gate
Singapore 799531
Tel: +65 6734 2850
Mon to Thurs: 11.30am – 1am
Fri: 11.30am – 2am
Sat: 8.30am – 2am
Sun: 8.30am – 1am
Nearest Station: Punggol /Yishun

DI WEI TEOCHEW RESTAURANT

For a traditional Teochew option, visit Di Wei Teochew Restaurant to feast on Teochew dishes such as their Teochew Cold Crab (seasonal prices), Pork Rib Yam Ring (S$25) and Teochew Liver Roll (S$12 per roll).

Helmed by owner and Head Chef Khoo Tai Guan who has over 50 years of culinary experience under his belt, you can expect scrumptious dishes with light flavours that are a reflection of Teochew flavours in Singapore.

Di Wei Teochew Restaurant
1 The Oval
Singapore 797859
Tel: +65 6262 5946
Daily: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 10pm
Nearest Station: Punggol/Yishun

There is always a good reason to wind down at a bar with your mates over a tipple and great food after a long day at work; you earned it.

As part of Martini’s initiative to celebrate time and to appreciate it with your loved ones, they will be collaborating with a number of bars, bistros and restaurants across the city this racing season, dishing out delectable eats paired with Martini’s refreshing tipples to honour the golden hour. Together, enjoy life and celebrate great moments with your loved ones over a Martini or two!

During the golden hours—typically anytime between 4pm to 8pm—wind down at any one of these locations across the city and allow the harmony between food and drink provide you with an out-of-this-world dining experience.

Here is our guide on 7 cool spots in Singapore for sunset hour Martini drinks after work. Thank you for reminding us that life is wonderful, Martini.

A good pairing of food and cocktail will make or break a meal; for the inexperienced, the wrong choice of either could potentially ruin your entire dining experience. For the uninitiated, a cocktail is essentially an aperitif, or in simpler terms, an alcoholic beverage taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite.

While some people believe that any food can be paired with cocktails, there are several different ways to pair appetizers and meals to balance, contrast or complement the drink’s flavours.

Martini features a wide range of products from their Rosé, Prosecco as well as a variety of Vermouths (fortified wine) that makes it a rather versatile brand when it comes to food pairing.

BARNACLES

At Barnacles along Collyer Quay, you can indulge in the Marina Bay skyline whilst sipping inventive cocktails and indulging in some top-notch fare.

Kicking off this glorious feast, we had ourselves the Potato Mochi with Camembert Cheese (S$14++), Hummus with Cucumber and Crostini (S$14++) and a Parma Ham & Spinach Salad (S$18++).

A glass of Martini Rosso & tonic is the perfect match for something as heavily spiced as the hummus that consisted of warm spices like cumin and paprika. The complex herbal aroma of the Rosso further arouses the palate whereas the crisp and acidic tonic cuts through the dip nicely.

The salad comprised salty and fatty components such as parma ham, feta cheese and pine nuts which may prove a tad over the top for a salad if not for a glass of prosecco to bring it all back to the ground. The brightness and acidity help to offset some of the fat whilst still allowing the subtle sweetness from the parma ham to come through.

Special mention has to be made about the Burdock Sticks With Sour Cream (S$16++) which is not the most common vegetable around. A burdock is a root taken from the burdock plant and it tastes like a cross between an asparagus and an eggplant.

Deep-fried till crispy, it goes beautifully well with a glass of a Martini Royale, a cocktail designed in-house that contains Martini Bianco with a touch of lime juice.

70 Collyer Quay, #01-01,
Customs House,
Singapore 049323
Tel: +65 6532 1011
(Closed on Sundays)
Mon & Tues: 11am – 11pm
Wed to Fri: 11am – 12am
Sat: 11am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

CÉ LA VI

When it comes to cocktail bars in the city with breathtaking views, many would think of Cé La Vi. Think fine culinary creations, innovative cocktail concoctions as well as a stunning ambience.

As with most sparkling wines, Martini’s Prosecco is dry with high acidity; a straightforward wine that is simple and crisp with characteristics ranging from apple, thyme and apricot.

Based on its fruity, effervescent nature and mouthwatering acidity, it pairs best with something salty or extremely rich in flavours like an Salt & Szechuan Pepper Crispy Squid (S$26++) or a Cheese Board (S$35++)

The Tomato -V- pizza (S$22++) comprised a rich and tart tomato sauce, sun-dried tomatoes, chopped up basil leaves and copious amounts of mozzarella cheese. The cheese board comprised artisanal cheeses that were creamy, salty and bold in flavour. And the crispy squid was deep-fried to perfection with a subtle hint of pepper. As the saying goes, you can never go wrong pairing Italian flavours with Italian wine.

On 14th September, be part of Cé La Vi’s Terrazza Martini party, which will be open to the public from 9pm onwards.

1 Bayfront Ave, Singapore
Marina Bay Sands
Singapore 018971
Tel: +65 6508 2188
Mon & Tues: 12pm – 2am
Wed & Thu: 12pm – 3am
Fri: 12pm – 4am
Sat: 11am – 4am
Sun: 11am – 2am
Nearest Station: Bayfront

HARRY’S (ESPLANADE)

Buckle up for a delicious adventure just around the corner with Harry’s featuring delightful snacks and full-on mains as you bask in the beauty that is the Singapore river and the modern marvels surrounding it after a hard day’s work.

Fancy their Crisps Royale (S$17.90++) that comprises potato crisps, breaded calamari and baby horse mackerels. Fried food and a bright, crisp wine—nothing can ever go wrong with a pairing like that.

Hearty mains such as their Creamy Chicken Carbonara (S$21.90++) and their Cold Soba Summer Salad (S$16.90++) are also good to have as they are rich but overly heavy.

For a meal like this, consider either a Martini Bianco & tonic if you prefer having a beverage that is light, fresh and comparatively low in alcohol or a Martini Rosso & tonic if you want something with stronger aromas and bolder flavours.

8 Raffles Ave, 01-05/07,
Singapore 039802
Tel: +65 6334 0132
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 1am
Fri & Sat: 12pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Esplanade

BEACH ROAD KITCHEN

Ravenous individuals in need of a good feed should definitely head down to Beach Road Kitchen, an all-day-dining restaurant by JW Marriott Singapore South Beach.

Featuring a mouthwatering buffet line featuring fresh oysters shucked upon request and an exciting a la carte menu, diners will be spoilt for choice at this colossal restaurant.

Off their a la carte menu, you can enjoy items such as their Tuna Tartare (S$22++) that comes with a sourdough bread and a bed of avocado, Rucola Salad (S$29++) that has a huge ball of burrata cheese as its main centrepiece, as well as the Kaya Crépe (S$12++).

While a classic Prosecco would work marvellously with dishes like these, we propose having either the Martini Rosso or Bianco with tonic instead. Given that most of them are delicately flavoured so as to maintain the integrity of the fresh ingredients, the complex vermouth coupled with a mild bitter tonic offers a nice contrast to the sweet and savoury qualities of each component.

F1 fanatics pay attention because this is the place to be to witness the full-on action. Overlooking Turn 7 of the circuit, experience the on-track action while indulging in a poolside barbecue and toasting to free-flow beverages. For reservations, please call +65 6818 1908.

Indulge in their party sets going at S$278 nett for Saturday, 16th September from 6pm to 10.30pm and S$348 nett for Sunday, 17th September from 6pm to 10.30pm.

30 Beach Road
JW Marriott Singapore South Beach
Singapore 189763
Tel: +65 6818 1913
Daily: 6am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Esplanade

SALT TAPAS & BAR

Sitting right outside Raffles City Shopping Mall, Salt Tapas & Bar is an unpretentious and absolutely authentic Australian-influenced eatery offering a range of tasty small plates creations along with an impressive wine list.

Charcuterie and wine are a classic combination. Salt Tapas & Bar’s Charcuterie Platter (S$29++) includes coppa ham, air-dried beef and truffle salami—a reliable charcuterie fixture. 

The Mushroom Parfait, Pickles, Onion Jam, Garlic Toast (S$9++) is pretty much a vegetarian version of a good old pâté. Rich, smooth and extremely buttery, this makes for an excellent sharing plate, with the onion jam and pickled mushrooms helping to cut through the sheer decadence of the parfait. This dish is best enjoyed with a crisp cocktail like a Martini Bianco & tonic, which works well in getting rid of the intense fattiness.

If you love pies stuffed with copious amounts of cheese and wilted vegetables, then the Spanakopita (S$20++) is a dish you should definitely get. Encased in a crispy, delicate filo pastry are rich feta cheese and nicely wilted Greek spinach. Heavy as it might seem, squeezing some lemon over it will really brighten the dish and keeps it relatively light.

252 North Bridge Road, #01-22A
Raffles City Shopping Centre,
Singapore 179103
Tel: +65 6837 0995
Mon to Sat: 12pm – 11.30pm
Sun: 12pm – 10pm
Nearest Station: City Hall

BOULEVARD

Set over multiple financial districts in Singapore, Boulevard is a modern restaurant and bar that serves up a classic mix of gastronomic fare and after-hour drinks for the corporate crowd—the ideal and most convenient place to stop by after work for some delicious food and drink.

For something fairly light that will go exceptionally well with most alcoholic beverages, consider their Angel’s Hair Garlic Basil Prawn (S$24++). Flavoured simply with olive oil, garlic, chillies along with sweet prawns, the flavours of this dish are kept supple—the perfect accompaniment to a Vermouth.

9 Raffles Blvd, 01-23,
Millenia Walk
Singapore 039596
Tel: +65 6883 2033
Mon to Fri: 11am – 12am
Sat: 3pm – 12am
Sun: 3pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Promenade

THE BEACON

The Beacon is about good food, the best drinks and excellent music. They serve up hearty Italian fare perfectly paired with a carefully curated cocktail menu. Bid farewell to the ended work day over a glass of sweet Rosé here.

Martini’s sparkling rosé is sweet and features delicate notes of raspberry and rose. It is also relatively light and dry which makes it a good accompaniment to salty and flavourful dishes such as The Beacon Salad (S$13++) as well as the Bacon Salad Wrap (S$18++).

To cap off our simple yet delicious meal, we opted for the Fried Mochi (S$6++). Rosés are not typically regarded as a dessert wine as opposed to a Moscato, however, the dry and crisp wine did well to cut through the dense and rich dessert.

6 Raffles Boulevard,
Singapore 039594
Tel: +65 6883 1155
Sun to Thu: 5pm – 1am
Fri & Sat: 5pm – 3am
Nearest Station: Esplanade

This post is brought to you by Martini.

Thank God it’s Friday! Instead of heading down to the same bar that you have been frequenting since the beginning of this year, why not try something new? Singapore has heaps of beautiful rooftop bars that will impress even the cynics.

From extravagant bars to laid back ones, we have highlighted a list of gorgeous rooftop bars that exude vastly different vibes. Here is our guide to the best Rooftop Bars in Singapore with amazing views and great ambience—there is definitely at least one that will catch your fancy.

#1 AQUA LUNA

We bet you’d never expected to find a swanky open-concept bar in Alexandra. This chill bar is called Aqua Luna and is situated on the seventh floor of Park Hotel Alexandra. While not exactly a rooftop bar, Aqua Luna is a stylish al fresco bar—with an alternative view of the beautiful Queenstown precinct—is parked right beside the 25-metre infinity swimming pool and offers an exciting gourmet menu.

Level 7 Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159972
Tel: +65 6828 8885
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 11pm
Fri and Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Queenstown / Redhill

#2 BAR CANARY

Located on the lobby level (4th storey) of luxurious Grand Park Orchard Hotel, Bar Canary is an al fresco lounge area and definitely one of the city’s best-kept secrets. Bar Canary’s laid-back vibes make it perfect for a chill night out. Remember to order their refreshing boozy popsicles!

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270 Orchard Road
Singapore 238857
Tel: +65 6603 8854
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 1am
Fri to Sat: 12pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Somerset

#3 BAYWATCH @ JEN

Perched atop Hotel Jen is Bay Watch, an up-and-coming rooftop bar showcasing an inviting infinity pool and a drop-dead gorgeous panoramic view of Singapore’s skyline. You can even see the iconic Marina Bay Sands prominently in the distant background!

Hotel Jen Orchard Gateway
Level 19, Orchard Road
Singapore 238858
Tel: +65 6708 8832
Daily: 11am – 11pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

#4 CE LA VI

Award-winning Ce La Vi is one of the Singapore’s best nightlife destinations. Everyone should visit it at least once for its billion-dollar view, which features a stunning 360-degree view of Singapore’s cityscape.

Finding the entrance to the bar might be challenging for first-timers, but head to Marina Bay Sands’ Skypark Hotel Lobby Tower 3 and you will see directions leading you upstairs.

1 Bayfront Ave
L57-01, North Sky Park
Singapore 018971
Daily: 12 pm – late
Nearest Station: Bayfront

Source: Sg Asia

#5 EMPIRE

Located on level 45 of Singapore Land Tower is Empire, a luxe penthouse bar-cum-lounge frequented by CBD working professionals. The rooftop bar was previously closed for renovation but has recently reopened its doors in April. The rooftop bar offers spellbindingly beautiful views of Singapore’s skyline that will have you snap happy.

50 Raffles Place
Singapore Land Tower
Level 45
Singapore 048623
Tel: +65 9128 7001
Mon to Thu: 5pm – 1am
Fri and Sat: 5pm – 3am
Sun: Closed
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

Source: Hungrygowhere

#6 FABER BISTRO

If you are searching for a peaceful setting without loud banging club music, head to Faber Bistro for an alternative rooftop bar experience! Situated at the peak of Mount Faber, Faber Bistro is a casual alfresco bar that still offers you dazzling views of Singapore’s CBD.

101 Mt Faber Road
Singapore 099201
Mon to Thu: 4pm – 11pm
Fri and Sat: 4pm – 2am
Sun: 11am – 11pm
Tel: +65 6377 9688
Nearest Station: Harbourfront

#7 HI-SO ROOFTOP POOL BAR

Hi-So Rooftop Pool Bar is a stylish low-rise rooftop bar nestled amongst Singapore’s tall skyscrapers. The urbanised bar is part of SO Sofitel Singapore and is an interesting concept frequented by nearby working executives. Lounge by the poolside cabanas and enjoy the great city ambience!

SO Sofitel Singapore
35 Robinson Road
Singapore 0698876
Tel: +65 6701 6800
Daily: 3pm – late
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

Source: Kinki

#8 KINKI

Japanese rooftop bar Kinki is located on the second level of Customs House in Collyer Quay. The gastrobar boasts tentalising Japanese dishes and a unique alcoholic beverage list inspired by both the East and West. Do note that flipflops and singlets are not allowed at Kinki.

70 Collyer Quay
#02-02 Customs House
Singapore 049323
Mon to Sat: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 10.30pm
Closed on Sundays
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

Source: Lantern Rooftop Bar

#9 LANTERN ROOFTOP BAR

Lantern rooftop bar is an urban oasis located at the 5-star Fullerton Bay Hotel. With a mesmerizing view of Marina Bay Waterfront and an enthralling pool, Lantern is truly the place to be and to be seen.

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80 Collyer Quay
Singapore 049326
Tel: +65 6597 5299
Sun to Thu: 8am – 1am
Fri to Sat: 8am – 2 am
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

Source: Level 33

#10 LEVEL 33

LeVel 33 is clearly no ordinary bar. Hailed as the world’s highest urban craft-brewery, the penthouse bar is one of the most highly sought-after destinations. Enjoy an enthralling view of Singapore’s city skyline whilst unwinding over refreshing beers.

8 Marina Boulevard
#33-01 MBFC Tower 1
Singapore 018981
Tel: +65 6834 3133
Sun to Wed: 11.30am – 12am
Thu to Sat: 11.30am – 2am
Nearest Station: Marina Bay

#11 LOOF

Situated right across Raffles Hotel Shopping Arcade is an eclectic playful rooftop bar called Loof. Loof is Singapore’s first standalone rooftop bar and takes pride in its quirky local traits. Patrons can also visit their in-house Mama Shop, an interesting modern rendition on the old-school HDB void deck’s provision shops.

331 North Bridge Road
#03-07, Odeon Towers
Singapore 188720
Mon to Thu: 5pm – 1am
Fri to Sat: 5pm – 2am
Closed on Sundays
Nearest Station: City Hall / Bras Basah

Source: Me @ OUE

#12 ME @ OUE

Conveniently located in the heart of Singapore’s central business district, ME @ OUE is a slick outdoor lounge overseeing the magnificent Marina Bay Waterfront and other nearby office infrastructure. Drop by during happy hour, which is a daily affair between 5pm – 8pm.

The Rooftop Level, OUE Bayfront
50 Collyer Quay
Singapore 049321
Tel: + 65 6634 4555
Mon to Fri: 12pm – 2pm, 6pm – 10pm
Sat: 6pm – 10pm
Closed on Sundays
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

#13 ORGO BAR & RESTAURANT

Bar-cum-restaurant Orgo is a great place to watch the gradual transformation of daylight giving way to a scintillating lightshow. The gastrobar is located on the roof terrace of Esplanade and is famous for its mouthwatering cocktail concoctions.

8 Raffles Avenue
Singapore 039802
Tel: +65 6336 9366
Daily: 6pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Esplanade

#14 SALT GRILL & SKY BAR

Salt Grill’s Sky Bar is an opulent bar located at level 55 and 56 of Ion Orchard. The floor-to-ceiling glass windows will make you feel like you are literally in the clouds! The only way to gain access to Salt Grill’s Sky Bar is via level 4 of Ion Orchard where another separate lift will take you upstairs.

2 Orchard Turn
#55-01 & #56-01
ION Orchard
Singapore 238801
Tel: +65 6592 5118
Mon to Thu: 11am – 1.45pm, 6pm – 9.45pm
Fri to Sun: 11am – 1.45pm, 2.30pm – 4.45pm, 6pm – 9.45pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

#15 SMOKE AND MIRRORS

Smoke and Mirrors in an awesome new rooftop bar located within the recently opened National Gallery Singapore. Smoke and Mirrors has been coined by Timeout Singapore as the city’s new best rooftop bar and we think it is indeed deserving of its title.

Arrive before sunset and watch Singapore’s skyline transform before your eyes! You can also catch the daily Light & Water show from above, with the Marina Bay Sands and Padang in full view.

1 St. Andrew’s Road, #06-01
National Gallery Singapore
Singapore 178957
Tel: +65 6384 5595
Mon to Fri: 3pm – 1am
Sat: 12pm – 2am
Sun: 12pm – 2am
Nearest Station: City Hall

Source: Expat Living

#16 SOUTH BRIDGE

South Bridge’s spectacular view is a head-turner itself. The scenery boasts the flowing Singapore river surrounded by the towering office buildings and vibrant nightlife district Boat Quay. The symbolic Marina Bay Sands and heritage Fullerton Hotel are also visible in the near distance. How splendid!

80 Boat Quay
Level 5, Rooftop
Singapore 049868
Daily: 5pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Clarke Quay

Source: Chope

#17 SUM YI TAI

Sum Yi Tai is an East-meet-West fusion bar specialising in Asian tapas and Chinese-inspired cocktails. The decors are intended to mimic the grandeur of Hong Kong in 1980s. Spanning across three storeys, the bar boasts three different concepts on each level. Head upstairs to the rooftop bar and cozy up in an intimate setting.

25 Boon Tat Street
Singapore 069622
Tel: +65 6221 3665
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 2.30pm, 5pm – 1am
Sat: 5pm – 1am
Sun: Closed
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

#18 SUPER TREE BY INDO CHINE

Surrounded by the illuminating gigantic trees of tourist attraction Gardens by the Bay, Super Tree by Indo Chine is a fabulous bar that should not be missed. Boasting unrivalled up-close views of the Marina Bay Sands and Singapore Flyer, we are certain that this is the perfect spot for an unforgettable date night.

Gardens by the Bay
18 Marina Gardens Drive
Singapore 018953
Tel: +65 6694 8489
Daily: 12pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Bayfront

Source: Indo Chine

#19 THE BAR ABOVE

The Bar Above is a lovely underrated gem located in the heart of Tanjong Pagar vicinity. Situated right above the unassuming Pho Stop restaurant, patrons can enjoy tantalizing Vietnamese dishes (served by Pho Stop) and iced cold beers under the dimly lit fairy lights. The bar also offers an alternative view of Pinnacle at Duxton.

72 Tanjong Pagar Road
Singapore 088493
Tel: +65 6534 8178
Mon to Thu: 6pm – 12am
Fri to Sat: 6pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

Source: The Golden Bar

#20 THE GREAT ESCAPE

The Great Escape ain’t your typical posh CBD rooftop bar. Instead, it is interestingly located at the top of Golden Mile Tower, right above the carpark itself. The laid back open-air bar spans across 12 parking lots and oversees iconic attractions in Singapore such as the Singapore Flyer.

6001 Beach Road
Golden Mile Tower, #05-00
Singapore 199589
Mon to Wed: Closed
Thu: 6pm – 12am
Fri and Sat: 6pm – 2am
Sun: 6pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Nicholl Highway

#21 THE LIGHTHOUSE ROOFTOP BAR

Did you know that The Lighthouse Rooftop Bar was once a lighthouse in the 18th century? Today, it is a popular Italian dining destination—located on the eighth level of The Fullerton Hotel Singapore—characterised by unobstructed views of Singapore’s Marina Bay.

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1 Fullerton Square
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
Singapore 049178
Tel: +65 6877 8140
Daily: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

#22 MR STORK

Located on the 39/F of the swanky Andaz Singapore, Mr Stork is the newest sky-high rooftop bar in Singapore. What we love most about Mr Stork, other than its stunning views of the city’s skyline, is the fact that it is very spacious. Other than the bar pavilion, there are 10 teepee huts where you can chill out with your squad.

5 Fraser Street
Andaz Singapore
Singapore, 189354
Tel: +65 6408 1234
Mon to Fri: 5pm – 12am
Sat & Sun: 12pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Bugis

#23 TIGER’S MILK

Tiger’s Milk is an exciting new concept perched atop of The Club Hotel at Ann Siang Hill. This is the first time Singapore has opened a Peruvian-themed rooftop bar and it seems like things are looking extremely promising!

Rooftop, The Club
28 Ann Siang Road
Singapore 069708
Tel: +65 6808 2183
Mon to Thu: 5pm – 1am
Fri and Sat: 5pm – 2am
Closed on Sundays
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

#24 ZAFFERANO

Located on level 43 of Ocean Financial Centre, Zafferano is an awesome place to kick back and relax with delicious Italian fare and drinks. The outdoor terrace lounge offers stunning views of the Singapore skyline.

On Thursdays, there’s Ladies Night where the girls can enjoy free flow of prosecco at S$33++ from 6pm to 9pm.

10 Collyer Quay, Level 43 Ocean Financial Centre,
Singapore 049315
Tel: +65 6509 1488
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 3pm, 5.30pm – 12am
Sat: 5.30pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

#25 1-ALTITUDE

Standing at 282 metres above ground, 1-Altitude’s Gallery & Bar has won the title of the world’s tallest al fresco bar and viewing gallery. Needless to say, it boasts an impossibly breathtaking view of Singapore, especially during nightfall.

1 Raffles Place
Singapore 048616
Tel: +65 6438 0410
Sun to Tue: 6pm – 2am
Wed and Thu: 6pm – 3am
Fri and Sat: 6pm – 4am
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

For more recommendations, read our guides on the best bars in Singapore.

Several generations ago, speakeasies referred to the unlicensed saloons where patrons were required to lay low about drinking at these illegal establishments. Today, a speakeasy bar typically refers to a bar’s concept, where its appearance is more often than not deliberately unnoticeable or even camouflaged. Speakeasies are all the rage right now on our sunny island! Some of them are incredibly difficult to locate – but good things are worth hunting for, right?

From cocktail speciality bar Ah Sam Cold Drink Stall, underrated alfresco The Bar Above, hidden underground gem Operation Dagger to award-winning 28 Hong Kong Street, here is our guide to 13 Best Secret Bars in Singapore that are worth making a special trip to.

#1 AH SAM COLD DRINK STALL

Ah Sam Cold Drink Stall might sound like an old-school drinks stall at a hawker centre, but is actually a retro cocktail bar located on the second storey of a shophouse. The owner-cum-bartender ‘Ah Sam’ fronts the bar with creative concoctions that have successfully infused local elements into classics.

60A Boat Quay
Tel: +65 6535 0838
Mon to Sat: 6pm – 2am
Cloesd on Sundays
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

#2 AQUA LUNA

Who would have expected such a stylish open-concept bar to open in the heart of Alexandra? Aqua Luna is perched atop seventh storey of Park Hotel Alexandra and boasts an alternative view of the Queenstown precinct. The beautiful alfresco bar – situated right beside a 25-metre infinity pool – also has a tantalising menu to offer.

Level 7 Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159972
Tel: +65 6828 8885
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 11pm
Fri and Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Queenstown / Redhill

#3 BAR STORIES

Bar Stories is possibly one of the longest standing bespoke speakeasy in this guide and we are glad that the cocktail bar is going from strength to strength with its mouthwatering unique concoctions. The talented and experienced mixologists here will ensure you have a wonderful night out with their awesome creations.

55-57A Haji Lane
Singapore 189248
Tel: +65 6298 0838
Sun to Thu: 4pm – 1am
Fri and Sat: 4pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Bugis

#4 BITTERS & LOVE

From the outside, Bitters & Love looks like a shophouse under construction works but do not let is facade fool you. Behind the deceiving ‘door’ is an intimate cocktail bar bustling with life. Their cocktail menu is extensive but we would strongly recommend first-time visitors to order the Kaya Toast Cocktail (S$23) – a tasty alcoholic treat for those with a sweet tooth!

118 Telok Ayer Street
Singapore 068587
Tel: +65 6438 1836
Mon to Thu: 6pm – 12am
Fri and Sat: 6pm – 2am
Closed on Sundays
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

#5 MITZO

We have never seen a Chinese restaurant with such a sleek-looking bar. The jellyfish tank is the contemporary bar’s main centrepiece and is a great hangout spot for those searching for an intimate space. Mitzo’s Asian-inspired cocktails are absolutely delicious and are worth returning for.

Level 4 Grand Park Orchard
270 Orchard Road
Singapore 238857
Tel: +65 6603 8855
Mon to Thu: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 12am
Fri to Sun: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Orchard/Somerset

#6 OPERATION DAGGER

Most people walk pass Operation Dagger without even knowing it! Which is such a shame given how gorgeous the interior of this Speakeasy Bar is. Navigating your way there is a bit of a challenge but well worth the hassle. The bar is filled with 6,000 hanging light bulbs and poses as a stunning backdrop for your cocktails.

7 Ann Siang Hill
Singapore 069791
Tel: +65 6438 4057
Sun and Mon: Closed
Tue to Sat: 6pm – 12am
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

#7 SMOKE & MIRRORS

Smoke and Mirrors is a gorgeous rooftop bar located within National Gallery Singapore. Established as one of Singapore’s best rooftop bars, it comes with stunning views of Marina Bay Sands and Padang. Try to arrive before sunset and watch Singapore’s skyline transform before your eyes!

#06-01 National Gallery 1 St.
St Andrew’s Rd
Singapore 178957
Tel: +65 9234 8122
Mon to Thu, Sun: 11.30am – 12.30am
Fri & Sat: 11.30am – 1am
Nearest Station: City Hall

#8 THE BAR ABOVE

The Bar Above is a lovely hidden gem that we actually hate to share with you. The tiny rooftop bar – positioned right above the unassuming Pho Stop restaurant – grants visitors a magnificent view of Pinnacle at Duxton. Patrons can enjoy tantalising Vietnamese dishes prepared by Pho Stop and ice-cold beers under the dimly lit fairy lights.

72 Tanjong Pagar Road
Singapore 088493
Tel: +65 6534 8178
Mon to Thu: 6pm – 12am
Fri to Sat: 6pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Tanjong Pagar

#9 THE LIBRARY

The Library is renowned for its admission hassle and impressive cocktails. In order to enter the speakeasy bar, visitors must have had already acquired the password which changes on a weekly basis. Unnecessarily pretentious or actually cool? You decide.

47 Keong Saik Road
Singapore 089151
Mon to Fri: 6pm – 1.30am
Sat and Sun: Closed
Nearest Station: Outram Park

#10 THE HORSE’S MOUTH

The Horses’ Mouth is accessible from Uma Uma Ramen and we love how ‘hidden’ this underground speakeasy Japanese bar is! Prices are admittedly steep but alcoholic concoctions are prepared with the finest ingredients – so hey, we are not complaining. The place gets a little crowded on Friday nights, so do make a reservation to avoid disappointment.

583 Orchard Road, #B1-39
Forum the Shopping Mall
Singapore 238884
Tel: +65 6235 1088
Closed on Sundays
Mon to Thu: 6pm – 12am
Fri and Sat: 6pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Orchard

#11 THE SECRET MERMAID

The Secret Mermaid might not be a secret amongst the corporate workers in Singapore’s central business district area due to its proximity to Raffles Place MRT Station. P.s. It is only a five-minute leisure stroll away from the train station. The bar boasts a selection of American craft spirits and is the go-to place to unwind after a long day at work.

10 Collyer Quay
B1-08 Ocean Financial Centre
Singapore 049315
Daily: 5pm – 11pm
Nearest Station: Raffles Place

#12 THE SPIFFY DAPPER

Speakeasy bar The Spiffy Dapper has shifted from Boat Quay to one of Amoy Street’s heritage shophouses. Walk through the Ann Siang Hill Park connector to Amoy Street and look for number 73. Look out for Dapper Coffee signs and head up the staircase and a whole new wonderland awaits.

73 Amoy Street
Singapore 069892
Tel: +65 8722 4953
Mon to Thu: 5pm – 1am
Fri: 5pm – 2am
Sat: 6pm – 2am
Sun: 6pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

#13 28 HONGKONG STREET

Despite its semi-obscure shopfront, award-winning 28 Hong Kong Street clearly faces no lack of eager customers. The bar has recently been crowned as the best bar in Asia by Drinks International and has numerous other accolades under its name. Indulge in their exhaustive list of over 700 independent craft spirits or sink your teeth into lip-smacking bar nosh.

28 Hongkong Street
Singapore 059667
Mon to Thu: 6pm – 2am
Fri and Sat: 6pm – 3am
Closed on Sundays
Nearest Station: Clarke Quay

You would never expect to find a swanky open-concept bar in Alexandra. This new hangout is called Aqua Luna, located on the 7th storey of Park Hotel Alexandra, offering an alternative view of the beautiful Queenstown precinct. The stylish alfresco bar is parked right beside the 25-metre infinity swimming pool, and boasts an exciting gourmet menu of bar nosh and exotic cocktails.

But more than its tranquil vibes and interesting variety of tantalising cocktails, Aqua Luna is a stunner and the perfect venue for post-work drinks with colleagues and/or a great night out with your beloved other half. Upon stepping to the outdoors of the pool level of the property, we were amazed and in complete disbelief. The circular rooftop bar was dimly lit and set against the evening skies, candy floss coloured post-sunset skies welcomed us, and our moods were instantly lifted; how can a so-called neighbourhood bar be so sexy?

We can just hear all of you who are sick and tired of the CBD’s overly crammed bars; it is time to make your way down to Aqua Luna, this all new tranquil oasis that we have been to several times now, and are completely in love with.

From now till 13 November 2015, readers of ladyironchef can get an exclusive 50% off the second drink at Aqua Luna (more details at the end of the post). So grab a cocktail and some light bites, watch the sunset from an alternative venue, kick back and enjoy an evening of being away from the madness in town. You deserve this break.

Set to be a laid-back hotel bar in Southern Singapore, Aqua Luna indeed exudes remarkably chill vibes throughout the afternoon and even into the night. It also serves as a swim-up bar for in-house guests; how cool is that?

The scrumptious selection of bar food and premium cocktails will impress even the most discerning epicureans. The spanking new bar is partially encased by a glass-to-ceiling transparent windows, hence allowing one to simultaneously admire the picturesque surroundings whilst indulging in a meal.

Gone are the days where you can easily find a handcrafted cocktail under S$20. So imagine our surprise when we found out that Aqua Luna’s special cocktails and classics are all reasonably priced at S$18++ each! What a delightful steal! Each invigorating concoction is prepared with fresh herbs, fruits and vegetables, and don’t they just look gorgeous?

Signature must-tries include the Breezy Berries and Poire Basil. The former is a blend of mint, lychee liqueur, cherry bitters and Pisco, while the latter is a revitalising mix of Absolut Pear Vodka, basil, grapefruit bitters and zesty lime juice garnished with fresh pear slices.

Both cocktails are served in old-school silver metal tins and decorated with real fruits. These beverages are actually very potent and you will get the bang for your buck!

Another drink that you should try is their spiced cocktail Hot Melons (S$18++) – a brilliant Asian fusion invention inspired by the liqueur affogato.

Muddled with chilli padi, shaken with dark rum and served with a soursop sorbet, the cocktail is a unique sweet-and-spicy concoction. The spiciness have been underwhelmed by the ice-cream so you do not have to worry about having your tongue on fire!

Or you can also savour the classic margarita, martini and mojito with an additional unexpected twist of your choice. Spiced mojito or mojito infused with peach or mixed berries, what say you?

Similarly, you could have an apple or lychee martini instead of the traditional one. Last but not least, enjoy either a mango or mixed berry margarita – or stick to the good old classics. These enthralling classic tipples are priced at S$18++ each too.

If you are here to catch the dazzling sunset, do order an Alexandra Sunset (S$18++) to kickstart your evening.

Named after Aqua Luna’s location, this golden-hued cocktail creation – an infusion of Grand Marnier liqueur with flamed Rosemary, pineapple juices, white rum and dark rum – is served in a classy wine glass and a hit amongst both the ladies and gentlemen.

Aqua Luna keeps its entire menu extremely affordable. We were pleasantly surprised by how generously portioned and appetising the unassuming Battered Cauliflower (S$8++) was.

Each crispy fried batter contained an impossibly tender cauliflower and we love how it packed a punch with its hints of fragrant curry and onion. The addictive vegetarian dish is served with an irresistible cheesy béchamel dipping sauce on the side. Sinful as it may sound, we would return to Aqua Luna just for this, because diet can (sometimes) wait.

Sick of the ubiquitous truffle fries? Give their heavenly Truffle Polenta Fries (S$10++) a shot and you definitely will not regret wasting your calories on this amazing savoury treat. Well, for those who always tell us truffle fries are too mainstream for their liking, this would do the trick for you!

For the uninitiated, polenta is a type of thick cornmeal that is most commonly used in Central Europe It is consumed in other parts of the world such as South America and the Middle East, and they may be named differently and more commonly known as cornmeal.

For those who are keen to try something different, you will enjoy these delightful polenta fries that are dusted in parmesan cheese and served with a dollop of homemade truffle-infused mayonnaise dipping sauce.

Oysters fan, please join us in feasting with these freshly shucked Seasonal Oysters (1/2 doz – S$24++) served au natural with a classic mignonette. Can you imagine slurping them juicy oysters while swimming? Oh god, the life!

Those who do not fancy the exquisite oysters can still find other seafood nibbles, such as the A Pint of Prawns (S$14++) served with cocktail sauce, and A Pot of Mussels (S$18++) – blue mussels that have been cooked with Chardonnay.

Of course, the carnivores can join us in feasting on the decadent “Dirty” Steak (S$36++) which is grilled to medium-rare and charred in the wood-fired oven while sitting atop charcoal. It is served with anchovy butter and a pinch of sea salt.

How awesome does steak by the pool sound, right? We are all so used to steak in fine restaurants, and this experience at Aqua Luna sure is a fresh breath of air.

On to the flatbreads now, my friends. Essentially wood-fired pizzas served fresh from the oven, these bar snacks are actually very filling and enjoyable with some cocktails (but of course).

There are a total of five flavours to choose from – Crabmeat & Artichoke (S$24++), Margarita (S$18++), Beef & Chilli (S$20++), Tiger Prawn & Pesto (S$24++) and Chorizo & Onion (S$18++).

It is also worth mentioning that the breads have been painstakingly proofed for at least three hours, hence giving rise to a light and crispy crust. And they are made fresh daily!

When daylight wanes away and night-time takes over, Aqua Luna transforms from a tropical paradise into a dimly lit romantic bar; the latter is how we will always remember Aqua Luna to be, as when we first saw the bar in its full glory against the golden sunset.

You should, too, drop by during the evening for a spectacular sunset experience – watch the sun descend right before your eyes and witness the landscape transform into mesmerising city lights with a glass of signature cocktail in hand. We will return in a heartbeat for this lovely sanctuary. Will you?

EXCLUSIVE 50% OFF SECOND DRINK FOR LADYIRONCHEF’S READERS

From now till 13 November 2015, quote “ladyironchef” when you reserve your table at Aqua Luna and get 50% off your second drink (of lower value). Advance reservation is required, with a minimum of 2 guests (up to 12 adult patrons) in a single bill.

This promotion is not valid on eve of and on Public Holidays. Please call +65 6828 8885 or email aqualuna.phal@parkhotelgroup.com to make your reservation.

Aqua Luna
Level 7 Park Hotel Alexandra
323 Alexandra Road
Singapore 159972
Tel: +65 6828 8885
Email: aqualuna.phal@parkhotelgroup.com
Sun to Thu: 12pm – 11pm
Fri and Sat: 12pm – 1am
Nearest Station: Queenstown / Redhill

This post is brought to you by Park Hotel Alexandra.

One of best places for a fun night out in Singapore is Ann Siang Hill. With its innovative string of watering holes, one will never ever go thirsty here. From bars specializing in craft spirits to bespoke cocktails, Ann Siang Hill is where you’ll go to get to your ‘happy place’.

Here are the top 5 bars in Ann Siang Hill, Singapore.

B28

Stemmed from its discreet venue, B28 refers to the basement of 28 Ann Siang Hill. Sophisticated warm amber hues light up a narrow flight of stairs that lead to the basement, opening into a lounge filled with cream leather armchairs and shelves of rare single malt whiskies—there’s even small oak casks for barrel-aging. Adorning the walls are original jazz artworks and mahogany cupboards exclusively for members to store their spirits—all very gentlemen’s club-like.

Whiskey’s the name of the game, with B28 ringing them in. Offering over 200 whiskies—mostly exclusive single cask Scottish labels—including highly sought-after whiskies The Single Cask 1990 (S$58 per dram) that hides a smoky sweetness beneath hints of oak and spice, and mildly peaty The Single Cask 1984 (S$48 per dram) perfumed with orange and a tinge of nut and malt. If you’re in the mood to indulge, the incredibly smooth and spicy Macallan 1969 bottled by Duncan Taylor (S$800 per dram) is highly recommended. They’ve even got a 1965 Macallan by Carn Mor (est. S$8,000; price to be re-appraised)—one of the two last bottles in the world. Talk about exclusive.

Basement, 28 Ann Siang Hill
The Club Hotel
Tel: +65 9637 3545
Mon to Thu: 6pm to 2am
Fri to Sat: 8pm to 2am
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

LOLLA

Reincarnated after guerilla-style underground supper club, Lolla’s Secret Supper, founded in 2008 by co-owner Pang Hian Tee, Lolla encourages dining with strangers—its basement communal table seats 22—both individuals and large groups. Making it onto Zagat’s coveted list of 10 Hottest Restaurants in the World 2013, it’s a no-brainer that Lolla’s got impeccable taste, and rightfully so when it comes to champagnes.

The only champagne bar in Singapore, Lolla is an extension of Pang’s champagne distribution business, fronting a wine list of over 90 labels, including a list of rare champagnes exclusive to Lolla, such as the alluring Legras et Haas, Cuvee Exigence NV (S$228) that’s complex and luxuriously sophisticated on the palate, showcasing excellent finesse and balance between lightness and body. One of the best rose champagnes ever produced, Paul Bara, Grand Rose NV (S$188) is a Burgundy-style champagne that seduces with aromas of fresh strawberries and pepper before finishing with hints of baked pastry and candied cherries.

22 Ann Siang Hill
Tel: +65 6423 1228
Mon to Sat: 12pm to 2pm; 6pm to 11:45pm
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

MANOR BAR

Tucked away on level two of Gem Bar (take the flight of stairs to the right of the entrance), there are no signs to this secluded speakeasy—it’s for people in the know. Offering a list of bespoke cocktails specially crafted by former Bitters & Love head bartender, Din Hassan (who has since left the Manor Bar) and current head bartender, Alfee Zulkiflee, these boys have only one rule—keep the guests happy. Which isn’t difficult with a drinks list of over 40 artisanal whiskies and more than a dozen craft gins.

There are no bad cocktails here, so you’ll want to have one of everything. Each of these concoctions are crafted with thought-provoking detail—one can tell from the very first sip. An excellent choice is Asian inspired rum-based cocktail Nourishing Soup (S$20) that pairs Yellow Chartreuse with fresh lime juice to bring out distinct notes of violet and honey accented by star anise. For a multi-layered experience, The Curator (S$20) delicately balances nuances of caramel and burnt vanilla, against an oaky peatiness with subtle finishes of mint and citrus fruit. A piece of advice: eat something (lessens the next-day wallop).

2/F, 8 Ann Siang Hill
Tel: +65 9646 6160
Mon to Thu: 6pm to 1am
Fri to Sat: 6pm to 2am
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

NUTMEG & CLOVE

Paying homage to the rich history of Ann Siang Hill is Nutmeg & Clove, housed in a heritage building owned by one of Singapore’s oldest Cantonese clan associations. Fun fact: Ann Siang Hill used to be a nutmeg and clove plantation—hence its moniker. Featured widely in its menu are Asian flavors and spices, and of course, nutmeg and cloves. Inside, the bar resembles a traditional Chinese medicine shop with marked cabinets featuring bottles of craft spirits in place of Chinese herbs.

Pick your poison from the selection of curated cocktails by Marian Beke, renowned mixologist from the famed Nightjar in London that snagged the #3 spot on World’s 50 Best Bars 2014. Head bartender, Kae Yin, Asia Pacific’s World Class Bartender 2012, recently joined by Singapore World Class 2013 Finalist Bannie Kang run the ship, serving potent classic cocktails with a twist; barrel aged Singapura Sling (S$20) with bittersweet herbaceous notes of red dates and goji berries, and dirty Chinese martini (S$20) of gin, whiskey, vodka and dry vermouth, that’s bound to knock you off your feet.

17 Ann Siang Hill
Tel: +65 6423 9885
Tue to Sat: 5pm to 12am
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

OPERATION DAGGER

Probably the closest thing we’ve got to an old fashioned speakeasy is Operation Dagger. Don’t bother trying to find them online—they don’t dig mainstream social media—yep, it’s that cool. Even with an address, locating the bar is a task in itself. This under-the-radar speakeasy has no signs, so keep your eyes peeled for their logo scrawled on the wall. You’ll feel a little apprehensive—you should. Venture down a dark flight of steps and arrive at an open space with a smorgasbord of light bulbs dangling above. That’s when you’ll see the bar—and behind it, rows of brown glass bottles tagged with handwritten labels—you won’t recognize any; all their spirits are distilled in-house.

Just when you think this is as cool as it gets, head bartender Luke Whearty will whip out a stunning array of cocktails that’s a feast for the eyes, and your palate. Drink mulled wine (S$22). It’s good for you. Or at least, it’ll feel like it is. Warm, soothing and bittersweet with a hint of citrus and dried mandarin that will leave your insides feeling warm and fuzzy. Next, order an egg (S$25), where the yolks are vacuum-sealed overnight with dark rum and sugar before adding in house-made salted egg yolk liqueur and salted caramel, and smoked with star anise and toasted hay. Sweet, savory and salty (with a kick of alcohol)—just how we like our eggs done. You’ll want to bring your friends here—they’ll worship you for it. You can thank us later.

7 Ann Siang Hill
Tel: +65 9296 4704
Tue to Sat: 6pm to 12am
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

For more recommendations on the best bars in Singapore, read the following guides: Top 5 Bars at Tanjong Pagar || Top 5 Bars at Raffles Place || Top 5 Bars at Club Street.

Mandy Lynn is a former I-S Magazine writer and current columnist at Nookmag; her dining and nightlife features are published in Men’s Folio, Singapore Tatler Dining and The Drinks Business, amongst others. For bite-sized food recommendations, follow her on Instagram and Facebook, or join her Gourmet Adventures to keep up with the latest dining and nightlife news.