Your Guide to 10 Lovely Singapore Coffee Shops

This place has a cool story, right? It's an industrial-chic spot that used to be a hardware store! Now, it's famous for its gourmet coffee and unique eats. It’s pretty big inside, so even during busy times, you often find a nice spot to relax. If you’re looking for a hearty breakfast or just a solid coffee, this is a good bet. Just a heads up, one visitor noted, "One thing I couldn’t get over was how they used tap water for all of their iced blacks." Maybe stick to hot coffee or nitro cold brew if that bothers you. They're open almost all day, every day, making it easy to pop in.

Asylum Coffeehouse is a real gem on Jalan Besar. It’s set in a beautiful heritage shophouse, giving it a calm and serious coffee-first feel. The atmosphere is just right for enjoying a quiet moment or catching up with a friend. People really love the consistent quality of their coffee here. One visitor shared, "So good we came back two days in a row!! We are just visiting from New Zealand but if I lived in Singapore this would absolutely be my regular spot." They close by 4:30 PM daily, so it's a perfect spot for a morning or afternoon pick-me-up.

Tucked away near Farrer Park MRT station (Exit A), Soul Brew is super convenient and a lovely alternative to hotel breakfast. They often have a sweet deal: coffee plus a pastry for around 10 SGD. The staff here really make a difference, making you feel right at home. One happy customer wrote, "The lady running the shop, Peta, is so kind and warm." If you’re around Farrer Park and need a friendly face and a good brew, this is definitely the place to go. They’re open late, until 9 PM, so you can even grab an evening coffee.

Common Man Coffee Roasters on Martin Road is a long-time favorite for many, and it's easy to see why. The coffee here is known for being consistently excellent, and the food is just as impressive, especially for brunch. It’s even a pet-friendly spot, making it great for a relaxed Sunday outing. One visitor, who has been coming since 2017, shared, "What I appreciate most is that the coffee is still consistently solid." Go early on weekends if you want to avoid a long wait, as it can get quite popular! They close at 6 PM daily.

Right next to the National Library, ASK Coffee Roastery is a fantastic spot if you appreciate freshly roasted beans. The owner is super passionate about coffee and even roasts them in-house. You might find unique flavors like Lychee Coffee here! One visitor was thrilled, saying, "Loved the different ways they roast their own coffee. This was reflected in the fragrance of the Lychee Coffee we had at this establishment." It's a peaceful spot, especially in the morning, making it perfect for a pre-library read or a post-study chill. They have varied closing times, so check before you go.

Hey Slow Joe truly lives up to its name, inviting you to take a moment and just breathe. This quaint café has a calm, unhurried vibe with warm lighting – perfect for unwinding. Beyond amazing coffee and matcha, their food, like the spinach and mushroom quiche or lemon tart, gets rave reviews. One visitor mentioned, "My hot café latte was pretty good - strong, creamy, but was just a tad sour." So if you prefer less sour notes, maybe ask the barista! It's a lovely spot for a quiet afternoon, open until 5 PM daily.

Rise Bakehouse at TripleOne Somerset is super cute and a great spot for brunch, especially if you love waffles and unique drinks. Their breakfast waffles are known for being light and airy, pairing perfectly with creamy scrambled eggs. The menu is whimsical, and the drinks are adorable – think Lavender Latte! One visitor loved the food, saying, "Scallop rose rigatoni was delicious. Waffle was crispy but we prefer it to be thicker with a soft or chew interior." If you’re in the Orchard area, this is a delightful place to grab a bite and a coffee.

What a unique spot! am coffee co. is actually in a restored 1960s chapel on Mount Sophia, giving it a peaceful and truly special setting. It might be a little out of the way, but that's part of its charm – it feels like a real discovery. They serve some really unique and delicious coffee creations, like Bandung Latte and Ondeh Latte. One visitor called it a "Legit hidden coffee spot that serves really unique and delicious coffee." It's closed on Mondays, so plan your visit for another day to experience this charming chapel-style café.

Tucked away on vibrant Haji Lane, Coffee Donkee offers a really comfortable and relaxing vibe. The aroma of their coffee is amazing, and the taste is pure and delightful. The baristas are known for being super friendly and happy to chat about their coffee beans, which are sourced directly from plantations. One visitor raved, "Love the music and the vibes from this cafe especially when we visited on a rainy day." If you want a great coffee experience in a lively neighborhood, this is your spot. Just remember, they close at 6 PM daily.

The Urban Hideout is a fantastic place if you love a super chill, relaxed environment, especially if you have a furry friend! This café is very pet-friendly; your dog can even sit on a chair with you at the table. Besides the great atmosphere, their food, like the Fish and Chips, gets good reviews. One guest loved it: "Ordered Fish and Chips and it taste great! The fish battered is crispy and the fish is tender and fresh." It’s a bit off the beaten path, but worth the trip for a cozy, pet-friendly outing. They are closed on Mondays.