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8 Best Restaurants & Cafes For All-Day Breakfast In Singapore

8 Best Restaurants & Cafes For All-Day Breakfast In Singapore

Food
By Karmen on 28 Oct 2020
Digital Editor
Has severe RBF but is fairly jolly and carefree on the inside. Degree of life satisfaction is heavily influenced by food.

You know what they say, the road to happiness is through the stomach!

If you ever feel the urge to gorge yourself on a hearty breakfast and eat yourself happy, here are the eight best cafes and restaurants in Singapore for a Western-style breakfast. That includes everything from full English breakfasts to pancakes, waffles, toast and croissants plus vegetarian options.

#1 Whisk & Paddle

Whisk & Paddle cafe river seatsPhoto from Whisk & Paddle

Whisk & Paddle river view at counter seatsPhoto from Whisk & Paddle

While this riverside café is located in quite an ulu area, the gorgeous view, peaceful atmosphere and their breakfast make a trip there worth it.

Eggs Benedict with poached eggs, salad and wafflePhoto from Whisk & Paddle

French Toast with scrambled eggs and thick cut baconPhoto from Whisk & Paddle

The Eggs Benedict ($14.80) come with two perfectly poached eggs on a half waffle and a choice of smoked salmon, ham, thick-cut bacon or sautéed mushrooms. Another all-day breakfast item is the French Toast or Full Waffle with Sea Salt Butter & Syrup ($10.80) with optional add on bacon and eggs. Although they look like a run-off-the-mill Western-style breakfast, the thicc slice of bacon and sea salt butter give them an extra oomph.

pan with sausage, bacon, sautéed mushrooms, corn, salad, sunny side up eggs and breadPhoto from Whisk & Paddle

If you're feeling more ambitious, go for their scrumptious Whisk Breakfast Pan ($20.80) which is served on weekends and public holidays until 3pm. It includes a smoked pork sausage, bacon, sautéed mushrooms, corn, salad, artisan bread and eggs. Although that looks like a lot of food, it has a good balance of flavour without too much grease so there's no post-meal fatigue or bloating.

Psst, it's also great for lone diners, especially the seats right next to the railing facing the river. Check out some other restaurants that are great for solo dining.

Whisk & Paddle
Address: 10 Tebing Lane #01-01, Singapore 828836
Opening hours: Monday to Friday: 3.30 – 10.30pm; Sat/Sun/PH: 9.30am – 10.30pm
Website: whiskandpaddle.com.sg

#2 Starter Lab

Starter Lab cafe exterior with two seatsPhoto from Starter Lab

Hailing from Bali, Indonesia, Starter Lab is probably one of the most popular bakeries in Singapore for sourdough bread. We also featured them on our list of best bakeries with delivery. Made of wild yeast and through a slow fermentation process, their wholesome sourdough loaves have a crunchy crust and a soft and flavourful inside.

Mascarpone Posh Toast with honeyPhoto from Starter Lab

assorted toasts with smoken salmon and avocadoPhoto from Starter Lab

The sourdough bread is used for a variety of breakfast items like the aptly named Posh Toasts served all day long. Some highlights are the Mascarpone Posh Toast ($14) topped with Coastal Wildflower honey, Avocado Bawang ($12) with fried shallots and siracha, and the Salmon Smørrebrød ($16) with house-made dill creme fraiche and pickled cucumber and radish. Trust us, the taste is atas enough to warrant those prices!

sourdough sandwiches, buns and sconesPhoto from Starter Lab

They also serve sandwiches after 11am like the Meaty Mushroom ($16) with spinach and ricotta on country wholewheat and the Mortadella ($18) with house-made mayo on focaccia.

Starter Lab
Address: 721 Havelock Rd, Singapore 169645
Opening hours: 8.30am - 5pm
Website: facebook.com/starterlab.sg

#3 Wild Honey

Wild Honey at Scotts SquarePhoto from Wild Honey

Wild Honey is a treasure trove of hearty international breakfasts with an amazing variety including the sweet, savoury, spicy, simple or indulgent. There are five sections in the menu dedicated just to all-day breakfasts: meat, vegetarian, sweet, fish and cereal.

tahitian coconut pancakes with fruitPhoto from Wild Honey

full english breakfast at Wild HoneyPhoto from Wild Honey

Out of over 20 breakfast dishes, some standout ones are the Tahitian ($24) which is a coconut pancake dish and the English ($28), a classic full english breakfast.

three tier Bagel Platter with smoked salmonPhoto from Wild Honey

spicy shakshouka with breadPhoto from Wild Honey

There are also more unique options like the Mexican ($22) breakfast burrito, NY Bagel Platter ($60) with an unlimited flow of bagels, and Vegetarian Tunisian ($24), a spicy shakshouka with red pepper, tomato, eggs and lafa flatbread or brioche.

Both Wild Honey restaurants have a New York-style vibe with floor-to-ceiling windows and quirky furnishings to make you feel like you're dining in an industrial chic Brooklyn loft.

Wild Honey
Address: Mandarin Gallery #03-01/02 & Scotts Square #03-01
Website: wildhoney.com.sg

#4 Group Therapy

Group Therapy at cross street exchangePhoto from Group Therapy

Group Therapy is a stylish, laid-back cafe that serves classic brunch fare like the Big Plate ($19), a full English breakfast, and Hashbrowns & Smoked Salmon ($17) with poached eggs and avocado lime sauce. The prices are fairly reasonable considering the quality of the food and the generous portion size.

full english breakfast and coffeePhoto from Group Therapy

hashbrown, boast and avocadoPhoto from Group Therapy

They also serve American diner-style pancakes like the Breakfast Pancakes ($16) and Pancake Stack ($16). Other breakfast-y items on the menu are waffles, bagels as well as vegetarian crepes, flatbread and frittata.

pancakes with sunny side up egg, sausage and back baconPhoto from Group Therapy

stack of pancakes with strawberries and blackberriesPhoto from Group Therapy

Group Therapy
Address: Katong V & Cross Street Exchange
Website: gtcoffee.com

#5 Common Man Coffee Roasters Café

Common Man Coffee Roasters CaféPhoto from Common Man Coffee Roasters Café

Coffee connoisseurs will probably have heard about this coffee-centric cafe, but for the rest of us, their brunch menu makes it worth a visit too.

full english breakfast on table with drink and flowersPhoto from Common Man Coffee Roasters Café

vegetarian version of full english breakfastPhoto from Common Man Coffee Roasters Café

The menu has a selection of all-day breakfasts like the Common Man Full Breakfast ($28) that comes with the usual items plus a crunchy vegetable rosti and house-made chorizo baked beans. There's also a vegetarian version, Common Man Veggie Wonderland ($27), which comes with halloumi cheese, spinach, tomato, avocado, portobello mushrooms and artisanal sourdough or wholemeal toast.

pancakes with caramel sauce and walnutsPhoto from Common Man Coffee Roasters Café

There are also sweet options like the Common Man Fluffy Pancakes ($23) with caramelised bananas and walnuts, salted caramel sauce and berry coulis. The thick pancakes are fluffy as promised while the caramel adds a delightful sweetness and the walnuts give it a nice crunch.

Both outlets have an industrial interior design that's stylish while still giving off a casual and cosy vibe. We're cheating a little here as they're only open until 5 or 6pm, but that's still plenty of hours to get your brekkie fix!

Common Man Coffee Roasters Café
Address: 22 Martin Road 01-00 & 11 - 12 Stanley Street
Opening hours: 7.30am to 5/5.30/6pm
Website: commonmancoffeeroasters.com

#6 The Populus: Coffee & Food Co.

The Populus: Coffee & Food Co.Photo from The Populus: Coffee & Food Co.

The Populus: Coffee & Food Co. is well-loved for their seasonal speciality coffees and their all-day brunch menu that ranges from classic selections to ones that are inspired by cuisine around the world.

wagyu beef breakfast platterPhoto from The Populus: Coffee & Food Co.

scrambled eggs on croissantPhoto from The Populus: Coffee & Food Co.

Their Breakfast of Champions ($32) is more than just a basic breakfast with a good ol' 180g of Tajima Wagyu steak sandwiched between rosti, eggs, bacon and beans. For something less meaty, go for the THE POPULUS Scramble ($17) with soft creamy scrambled eggs, fresh herb melange, marinated feta and back bacon on a toasted croissant.

pancake on pan with fruitsPhoto from The Populus: Coffee & Food Co.

Moving on to the more unique menu items are the Spring Pancake & Fried Chicken ($19) which is a spring onion & corn pancake with a fried chicken leg, and the vegetarian Buckwheat Pancakes ($18) topped with berry fruit compote, passionfruit curd, cornflake crumb, maple syrup and flowers

The Populus: Coffee & Food Co.
Address: 146 Neil Rd, Singapore 088875
Opening hours: Mon to Wed, Sat & Sun: 9am - 6pm; Thu to Fri: 9am - 9pm
Website: thepopulus.cafe

#7 Food For Thought

Food For Thought at national museum of singaporePhoto from Food For Thought

Located in the National Museum of Singapore, Food For Thought has an alfresco vibe mixed with an art gallery atmosphere. Their all-day brunch is just as pleasant as the ambience.

full english breakfast with saladPhoto from Food For Thought

The Basic Works ($9) has scrambled eggs, bacon and brioche while the Full Works ($22) include the whole shebang with baked beans, garlic mushrooms, sausage and salad.

french toast with ice cream and fruitPhoto from Food For Thought

blueberry pancake with strawberriesPhoto from Food For Thought

There's also the Cinnamon French Toast ($13), Blueberry Smoothie Pancakes ($18) and Smoked Salmon & Avocado Rosti ($18).

Food For Thought
Address: 93 Stamford Rd, #01-04/05, Singapore 178897
Opening hours: Tues to Sun: 11am - 6pm, Closed on Mondays.
Website: foodforthought.com.sg

#8 La Ristrettos

La Ristrettos at square 2Photo from La Ristrettos

This hidden gem in Square 2 offers probably one of the most affordable Western-style breakfasts in Singapore. Their Risetrettos Big Breakfast ($14.80) comes with a pork sausage, ham, mushrooms, potato croquettes, eggs and house-made focaccia.

full english breakfast with saladPhoto from La Ristrettos

pancakes with eggs and baconPhoto from La Ristrettos

Other all-day breakfast items are just as reasonably priced like the French Toast ($12.80) with scrambled eggs, bacon and honey, and the Smoked Salmon & Avocados ($13.80) with scrambled eggs and tomato in a toasted Hoagie roll.

La Ristrettos
Address: 10 Sinaran Drive #08-37 Square 2, Singapore 307506
Opening hours: Mon to Fri: 8am - 7pm; Sat: 8am -2pm; Closed on Sundays.
Website: laristrettos.com

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