After a night out of relentless tippling, perhaps one of the most comforting things to wake up to is a full English-style breakfast. Yes, we’re talking about to full monty here featuring nothing short of a few bangers (sausages), bacon, baked beans, toast, mushrooms, eggs and tomato.

It’s all fried, it’s messy but more importantly, the combination makes for one heck of a delicious mess. Whether you’re looking to treat a hangover or simply to eat your weight the way the Brits do, then here are the best places in Singapore to get the full breakfast works.

FIVE OARS COFFEE ROASTERS

Five Oars Coffee Roasters is a Melbourne-style café in Singapore. Their coffee beans are sourced from Ethiopia and Brazil and their extensive menu features value-for-money brunch fare and substantial meals at night.

Featuring a separate day and evening menu that features anything from a hearty big breakfast to beef tartare, Five Oars Coffee Roasters surely has something for everyone. They also serve craft beers on tap, including Stone & Wood Pacific Ale and Tuatara Helluva Helles Lager!

6 Upper E Coast Rd, Singapore 455200

PLATFORM 1094

A dining experience that promises nothing short of a magical and mystical, Harry Potter-themed cafe, Platform 1094—brought to you by the good folks at Fresh Fruits Lab (FFL)—offers a stunning line-up of brunch options during the weekend.

Tuck into the hearty Giant’s Breakfast that sees a monster-sized portion of truffle-infused scrambled eggs on a toasted English muffin, roasted pumpkin, bacon-wrapped pineapple, oxford sausages and homemade sun-dried tomato.

1094 Serangoon Road
Singapore 328192
Tel: +65 6204 6003
Tue to Sun: 11am – 10pm
(Closed on Monday)
Nearest Station: Boon Keng

WILD HONEY

A wildly popular all-day breakfast spot in Singapore, Wild Honey is famed for its menu of breakfasts from different parts of the world.

The Delancey (S$24)—Pastrami Benedict on a sesame bagel—is an excellent choice. We also love the New York Smoked Fish & Bagel Platter (S$60++ for 2 pax, S$100 for 4 pax), but truly, if you’re looking to go home stuffed, then the English is a solid option.

333A Orchard Road
#03-01/02 Mandarin Gallery
Singapore 238897
Tel: +65 6235 3900
Mon to Fri: 9am – 9pm
Sat: 8am – 10pm
Sun: 8am – 9pm
Nearest Station: Somerset

6 Scotts Road
#03-01 Scotts Square
Singapore 228209
Tel: +65 6636 1816
Sun to Thu: 9am – 9pm
Fri and Sat: 9am – 10pm
Nearest Station: Orchard

FRESH FRUITS LAB

Besides being decked out in pastel-coloured walls that make for pretty ace Instagram shots, Fresh Fruits Lab (FFL) is a hot spot for lovers of innovative cafe fare that pack major flavour.

On weekends, FFL is a popular spot for brunch. The cafe sees a full house every Saturday and Sunday, and it is little surprise that many come for their outrageously good and affordable brunch offerings. Boasting perhaps one of the yummiest scrambled eggs around, FFL’s Messy Breakfast is a must-try.

351 Changi Road
Lor Marzuki
Singapore 419818
Tel: +65 6677 6741
Tue to Fri: 11am – 10pm
Sat and Sun: 10am – 10pm
(Closed on Monday)
Nearest Station: Kembangan

KITH CAFE

Perhaps one of the few homegrown cafes that saw rapid expansion is Kith Cafe. It’s everywhere now and for good reason. Their menu offerings are stellar and their coffee is simply solid. For the full works, order up the Kith Breakfast that promises nothing short of satisfaction in the form of griddle-fried treats.

Kith Cafe has several outlets, check them out here.

ORIOLE COFFEE + BAR

Whether it is gourmet coffee that you are craving or a hearty breakfast to indulge in during the weekends with your family or friends, Oriole Coffee + Bar posits as one of the best spots in the heart of town for you to have a memorable morning breakfast.

One of their highly recommended dishes is the Fully Loaded that will surely, well, leave you loaded and fuelled. Choose how you would like your eggs to be cooked, and have them with 2 types of meat, maple-glazed bacon, roasted potatoes, roasted tomatoes, mushrooms, baked bean and multigrain toast. There is also a gluten-free option for their multigrain toast!

96 Somerset Road
#01-01 Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard
Singapore 238163
Tel: +65 6238 8348
Sun to Thu: 8am – 11pm
Fri and Sat: 8am – 12am
Nearest Station: Somerset

Singapore’s cafe scene is thriving, with new ones popping up like daisies every now and then. They can be found all over Singapore – in more populated areas in town and at the fringe of town, and much more in residential areas.

But despite the different selection of cuisines these cafés offer, there are some dishes that are just too popular to be left out that cafe owners have to put them on their menus; think pancakes, pasta, and truffle fries.

Let’s see if you agree that the following are 10 Classic Dishes You Will Find In Almost Every Cafe in Singapore?

#1 PANCAKE

Pancakes have always been a thing with cafes. They come in both sweet and savoury options, though the former is more common. You will find them paired with bananas or berries, drenched in sweet, thick maple syrup, and topped with whipped cream or icing sugar or ice cream.

#2 WAFFLE

Waffles have seen many waves of makeovers. Cafes in Singapore have recently been spicing things up by pairing them with savoury toppings such as fried chicken and bacon. Otherwise, waffles are typically paired with scoops of ice cream and a sauce.

#3 PIZZA

Pizzas are all-time comfort food and it has made its way into all of our hearts, and into many cafe menus as well!

While cafes are all sorts of drinks on the menu, honestly, no pizza meal is complete without a can of ice-cold Coke light®. It helps to refresh your palate in between bites, and who does not enjoy the thirst-quenching fizzles of Coke paired with the rich and savoury flavours of pizzas?

#4 EGGS BENEDICT

Looks like Eggs Benedict is not going out of trend anytime soon. While it may be a ubiquitous cafe dish, Eggs Benedict remains a favourite because the creaminess of runny yolk and Hollandaise sauce is one so addictive. The more innovative cafe owners use alternative ingredients such as roast beef and pulled pork.

#5 TRUFFLE FRIES

There was (or still is) a time when people went crazy over truffle fries. They can be found on almost any cafe’s menu you will ever find, and even though the standards vary, they are probably the most common dish.

Of course, the unrivalled satisfaction comes from the pairing of fries and the bubbling fizz of an ice-cold Coke®. Talk about happiness amidst simplicity!

#6 RAINBOW CAKE

Rainbow cakes took Singapore by storm some two to three years ago, and though the hype has died down, cafes are not removing it from their menus yet. Look into the display fridges of cafes and you might just find a variation of this rainbow-hued dessert.

#7 FRENCH TOAST

French Toasts are what we always order when in cafes! Often served as a brunch item, cafe owners have been putting different spins on the classic breakfast number, often pairing them with bananas, strawberries and ice cream.

#8 PASTA

We turn to pasta dishes when we need something filling. It doesn’t matter whether you prefer cream-based or tomato-based pasta, because cafes these days have options aplenty.

A plate of good pasta should be cooked al dente and tossed in quality sauce – to balance the rich and sometimes creamy taste, have it with a glass of refreshing, icy Coke light®.

#9 BURGER

Cafes are bringing their burger games to a whole new level. We are not talking about fast food chain-standard burgers, but towering ones with juicy patties and melty cheese, sauces and the likes.

And of course, what goes better with burgers than a glass of chilled Coke®? The fizzy, uplifting sensation perfectly complements a full-bodied burger, and brightens our days anytime!

#10 SALTED EGG YOLK ANYTHING

From croissants to waffles and French Toasts, most cafes these days have at least one dish with salted egg yolk as the key ingredient. It is all the rage and we are glad this trend is going strong!

Our favourite indulgence includes salted egg yolk croissants, and when the thick and cheesy goodness is paired with the refreshing sensation of a glass of Coke®, that is when our afternoons are made.

This article was brought to you in partnership with Coca-Cola®, the opinions are of the writers’ own.

Trends come and go, and there are always new fads to love. Cafes are aplenty, and we have no lack of options. There are all kinds of menus, each with their own signatures and special dishes.

But some things stay gold forever, and we welcome them at any time of the day.

Whether it is a slice of rainbow cake or a stack of fluffy pancakes, we’ve noticed the longstanding love culminating in everyone for these hipster foods.

We are rounding up the 8 well-loved hipster food that are commonly found at cafes. They not only make everyone travel to the ends of the island just to satisfy that burning craving, but also get the most likes on Instagram.

BASSASS BURGER

What every man needs. ‘Nuff said. More cheese oozing out on the sides, please.

CHOCOLATE LAVA CAKE

We’ve seen countless of Instagram videos and photos for this. Hot, liquid-y rich chocolate flowing out from a cut-up chocolate cake. Shut up and take our money!

Read our guide to Singapore’s best chocolate lava cake.

EGGS BENEDICT

We all love a good poached egg with runny yolk. And that dope Hollandaise sauce that is creamy to a fault? Yes, please.

LATTE

Maybe you are not too big a coffee fan. But a cup of quality brew with pretty latte art? That’s definitely going up on our Instagram.

Read our guide on Singapore’s best independent coffee shops.

PANCAKES

A stack of fluffy goodness always does the trick. We love a generous serving of pancakes – flavoured or not. Topped with fruit bits and drizzled with some chocolate or caramel sauce, of course.

RAINBOW CAKE

Not for the fact that we are obsessed with getting likes on Instagram, but what is to not love about a pretty cake that can easily lift our spirits?

Read our guide on Singapore’s best rainbow cakes.

WAFFLES

Just as satisfying and one that we will never get sick of is waffles. Why, wouldn’t you go weak in the knees if that pretty thing is served with a scoop of ice-cream?

Read our guide on Singapore’s best waffles.