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In recent years, brunch has become serious business in Singapore. Catered to the non-early risers, we have seen a proliferation of dining establishments around our little red dot that serves up tantalising mid-breakfast meals.

From fluffy-stacked pancakes to sandwiches and poached eggs, here are some of the best mid-morning dining spots to add to your brunch repertoire!

1. Pacamara Boutique Coffee Roasters

Nestled at a corner along Thomson road, Pacamara Boutique Coffee Roasters is likely to draw you in with their all-white minimalist interior.

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This highly raved about cafe serves delectable and instagrammable all-day brunch as well as premium coffee for that perfect coffee kick in the late morning.

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Their Truffle Benedict should on your must-try brunch list. Expect two perfectly-poached eggs sitting atop slices of smoked ham and a thick crispy brioche. The velvety hollandaise sauce is generously drizzled over as the finishing touch.

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If sleep has left you feeling ravenous in the morning, then you should go for the Breakfast Platter! Compromising of grilled corn, smoked salmon, thickly-cut bacon streaks, eggs, greens, as well as toast, this generous portion will leave you feeling extremely satisfied.

Together with their very own Pacamara coffee blend, there is no better way to kick start your day than a hearty brunch at Pacamara.

Pacamara
Address:
185 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574333
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 11pm
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2. Open Door Policy

If you are the avid fan of Open Door Policy’s brunch menu, then you will surely love their new amped up weekend hearty brunch fare.

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Not only is it delicious, but it is also nutritionally-conscious and 100% gluten- and dairy-free.

Go full English with the classic English Breakfast that comes with the usual smoked Pancetta bacon, sausage, tomato and beans. All of which are topped with freshly-plucked basil leaves and a glorious sunny-side up.

Alternatively, indulge in a lavish seafood brunch with their King Crab Eggs Florentine. It comes with generous chunks of king crab served with sautéed spinach and poached eggs.

The dish is then drizzled with a torched béchamel sauce and stirred with sabayon for that flavourful finish!

Open Door Policy
Address:
19 Yong Siak St, Singapore 168650
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 12nn – 11pm; Sat & Sun 11am – 4pm & 6pm – 11pm
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3. boCHINche

Looking for a different brunch option besides the usual eggs benedict and pancakes?

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Why not head to boCHINche for some mouthwatering spread of bold Argentinean flavours alongside all-time brunch classics.

To start your day on a light note without potentially getting food coma thereafter, go for their Faina and fried eggs! It is paired with crushed avocado, coriander, and “aji molido” crème fraiche which lends a unique flavour to the dish.

Likewise, for a meaty option, you will not be disappointed with their classic Beef and Bone Marrow Burger. Featuring their signature premium beef, this burger is stacked with grilled tomatoes, onions, pickles, chimichurri (a type of sauce for grilled meat) and a sunny-side up.

boCHINche
Address:
115 Amoy Street, #01-02, Singapore 069935
Opening hours: Mon to Thu 12 – 2.30pm & 6 – 10.30pm; Fri 12 – 2.30pm & 6 – 11pm; Sat 11am – 3pm & 6 – 11pm; Sun 11am – 3pm
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4. Curious Palette

Curious about Curious Palette?

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This café boasts one of the prettiest hotcakes in town. Besides that, Curious Palette serves a wide selection of other brunch items on their menu as well.

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Their Berry Ricotta Hotcake is an absolute showstopper.

Relish in this fluffy hotcake that is topped with strawberries, blueberries, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds and a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream.

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Alternatively, opt for their freshly-baked Buttermilk Waffles if you prefer a decadent indulgence in the mid-morning. With sauces ranging from maple syrup to the exotic Gula Melaka, it would definitely be a sweet start to your day.

Curious Palette
Address:
64 Prinsep St, Singapore 188667
Opening hours: Sun to Thu 9am – 10pm; Fri & Sat 9am – 12am
Website

5. The LoKal

One distinctive feature about The LoKal is that they make all their dishes in-house from scratch.

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Their attention to detail makes it one of the best places to indulge in wholesome and generously portioned brunch.

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Customise your very own breakfast platter with their unique “Pimp My Breakfast” option! Choose from their extensive list of breakfast sides such as fried eggs, spinach, pork sausages, handmade ricotta and more.

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Furthermore, for a nourishing mid-morning meal, go for their Smashed Avocado with Ricotta. It is made up of smashed avocado, homemade ricotta cheese paired with pomelo and toasted almonds on a sourdough bread.

The Local
Address:
136 Neil Rd, Singapore 088865
Opening hours: Mon 8am – 5pm; Tue to Fri 8am – 10pm; Sat 9am – 10pm; Sun 9am – 4pm
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6. Kinki

Ever fancied the idea of having fresh sushi and sashimi for brunch?

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You can now enjoy that sort of mid-morning dining with Kinki’s Saturday-only brunch buffet!

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Kinki’s Bottomless Buffet (S$52++) comes in an a la carte buffet style. The buffet offers three kinds of fresh and perfectly-cut sashimi: Salmon (Sake), Yellow Tail (Hamachi) and Bluefin Tuna (Maguro).

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In addition to the fantastic buffet deal, the prime location at the Customs House offers a gorgeous waterfront view of Singapore’s CBD. Good food and superb views – does it not sound like the perfect weekend brunch?

Kinki
Address:
70 Collyer Quay, #02-02, Super Loco Customs House, Singapore 049323
Opening hours: Buffet brunch only available on Saturdays, 12pm – 3pm
Website

7. Penny University

Regardless of the time, it is always brunch time here at Penny University.

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This small yet popular cafe boasts an alfresco dining area and is known for one thing – their eggs.

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One of their winning dishes is the Turkish Eggs. This simple yet sophisticated dish features two perfectly poached eggs that is drizzled with lightly-whipped yogurt and Harissa sauce. It is paired with sliced toast so you can dip that warm bread into the egg mixture. You can also add smoked salmon at an additional cost.

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Otherwise, go for the classic Eggs Benedict with a choice of either smoked salmon or turkey ham. Set atop two brioche toasts, it is a simple, no-frills yet delicious brunch meal.

Pair your brunch meal with their specialty coffee for that ideal mid-morning start to your day.

Penny University
Address:
402 East Coast Rd, Singapore 428997
Opening hours: Mon to Thu 8.30am – 6pm; Fri & Sat 8.30am – 10.30pm; Sun 8.30am – 7pm
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8. Free The Robot

Located right in the heart of Singapore’s CBD, you might easily pass Free The Robot if you are still reeling from morning drowsiness after a good slumber.

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The only indication of the place’s entrance is a single wall of robot-theme scribbles.

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In spite of its nondescript location, expect the best no-frills brunch items available here. A popular item is their Sous Vide Egg with Jamon and Truffle for that much-needed protein in the late morning. It is paired with a slice of brown toast for that extra crunch.

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Otherwise, the robust and savoury Mashed Eggs and Smoked Salmon Croissant will be the perfect wake-up call. With their pocket-friendly prices, it goes to show that you can still indulge in a delectable brunch without bursting your budget.

Free The Robot
Address:
118 Telok Ayer St, Singapore 068587
Opening hours: Tue to Sat 8.30am – 4.30pm (Closed on Sun & Mon)
Website

9. Sarnies

Started a few years back by Australian Ben Lee, Sarnies has now transformed into a popular favourite within the bustling CBD district.

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While “Sarnies” is the English slang for sandwich, this small cafe serves more than that. You can expect a delightful range of hearty breakfast, gourmet sandwiches, massive salads, and not forgetting a good cuppa joe.

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Their popular Fry Up’s is essentially a rendition of the British classic breakfast fry up. It is made up of their in-house cured bacon, sausages paired with fluffy scrambled eggs, mushrooms and baked beans. No doubt a scrumptious start to the day!

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Alternatively, if your brunch hour starts from 11am onwards, then go for the Chicken Schnitzel Sandwich! Though it might feature only four ingredients: roma lettuce, juicy breaded chicken schnitzel chunks and mayonnaise all sandwiched between two rye bread, it certainly provides a delectable and gratifying meal to kick start the day!

Sarnie’s
Address: 
136 Telok Ayer St, Singapore 068601
Opening hours: Mon & Tue 7.30am – 10.30pm; Wed to Fri 7.30am – 12am; Sat & Sun: 8.30am – 4pm
Website

If you are not an early riser, fret not! You can still enjoy a delicious late breakfast at these brunch spots in Singapore. With the plethora of delectable and wholesome brunch options at these brunch places, you will be faced with some serious decision-making.

As the health experts say: the way you start the morning can affect the rest of your day. So start your day on a decadent note at these fantastic brunch places around Singapore today.

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