The 8 Best Brunch Spots in Singapore (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 8 picks

The best brunch in Singapore in 2026 is at Wild Honey on Orchard Road for all-day breakfast, PS.Cafe at Harding Road for a long weekend brunch, and Common Man Coffee Roasters on Martin Road. Carrotsticks & Cravings, Sarnies, Symmetry and Atlas Coffeehouse suit lighter budgets and quieter mornings.

Brunch in Singapore usually means an all-day breakfast menu of eggs, toast and pastries rather than a set buffet. Most dishes at the cafes here cost roughly S$20 to S$35, with the 10% service charge and 9% GST added at most of them, and a few places list prices with GST only. Weekends are busy, so book where a place takes reservations and arrive early where it does not. For coffee-led stops, see our best cafes, and for a traditional local breakfast, see best kaya toast.

1. Wild Honey — Mandarin Gallery, Orchard Road

An all-day breakfast restaurant on Orchard Road, serving breakfast since 2009.

$$$ Upmarket

Wild Honey's website says it has served all-day breakfast since 2009 and its Singapore restaurant is in Mandarin Gallery on Orchard Road. A 2026 Miss Lobang guide lists dishes such as The English and a Tunisian shakshouka with chorizo, with most breakfasts priced around S$24 to S$32.

The restaurant takes reservations through its website. Miss Lobang lists opening from 9am daily, closing at 9.30pm from Sunday to Thursday and 10.30pm on Friday, Saturday and the eve of public holidays. Confirm times before you go.

Good to know: Book ahead for weekends, and ask about the Brunch Club on the website.

#03-01/02 Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, Singapore 238897

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2. PS.Cafe Harding Road — Dempsey Hill

A Dempsey Hill cafe with a weekend brunch menu and long opening hours.

$$$ Upmarket

PS.Cafe's Harding Road flagship is in the Dempsey Hill area and its website lists opening from 8am until 10pm from Sunday to Thursday and until 10.30pm on Friday, Saturday and the eve of public holidays. A 2026 Miss Lobang guide lists a Harding Road brunch menu at about S$24 to S$32, with signature dishes including the PS. Full Breakfast and Crab Eggs Royale.

The cafe takes bookings through a concierge line shown on its website. The brand has other outlets, so go to Harding Road for this one.

Good to know: Book ahead for Saturday and Sunday brunch.

28B Harding Road, Singapore 249549

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3. Common Man Coffee Roasters — Martin Road, Robertson Quay, Clarke Quay & the River

A roaster-cafe on Martin Road opening at 7.30am with a full breakfast and eggs Benedict.

$$ Mid-range

Common Man Coffee Roasters lists daily hours of 7.30am to 6pm at its Martin Road cafe, which makes it a good early-brunch pick. A 2026 Miss Lobang guide lists the Common Man Full Breakfast and an ox cheek eggs Benedict among its most popular dishes, with mains priced from about S$18 to S$36 on the December 2025 menu.

Its main attraction beyond the food is the roastery setting and its own coffee. Check you are going to the Martin Road cafe, as the brand has other outlets.

Good to know: Arrive before 10am on weekends to avoid the queue.

#01-00, 22 Martin Road, Singapore 239058

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4. Carrotsticks & Cravings — Robertson Quay, Telok Ayer, Clarke Quay & the River

An all-day cafe with outlets at Robertson Quay and Stanley Street, with no service charge.

$$ Mid-range

Carrotsticks & Cravings has two outlets listed on its website: Robertson Quay at 7 Rodyk Street (daily 7.30am to 5pm) and Stanley Street in Telok Ayer (daily 8am to 5pm). A 2026 Miss Lobang guide lists dishes at about S$14 to S$26 plus GST with no service charge, which makes it one of the cheaper brunches on this list.

The menu focuses on salads, bowls and smoothies as well as breakfast dishes. The address below is the Robertson Quay outlet.

Good to know: Both outlets close by 5pm, so go before mid-afternoon.

#01-34, 7 Rodyk Street, Singapore 238215

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5. Sarnies — Telok Ayer Street, Chinatown

A Telok Ayer Street cafe known for toasties, Turkish eggs and eggs Benedict.

$$ Mid-range

Sarnies is on Telok Ayer Street in the Chinatown and CBD area. A 2026 Miss Lobang guide lists Turkish eggs and a tom yum eggs Benedict among its popular dishes, with mains from about S$14 to S$30 before service charge and GST, and a Google listing showing daily hours of 7.30am to 5.30pm.

Another 2025 guide highlights its triple cheese toasties and brioche French toast. The official site does not publish hours, so check before you go.

Good to know: It is close to Telok Ayer MRT, so it works well for a weekday brunch before work.

136 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068601

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6. Symmetry — Jalan Kubor, Kampong Glam

An Australian-style all-day restaurant and bar on Jalan Kubor, established in 2012.

$$$ Upmarket

Symmetry's website says it was established in 2012 and is an all-day dining restaurant and bar with a laid-back Australian sensibility. A 2026 Miss Lobang guide lists its Symmetry eggs Benedict at S$28 and a Sunday roast with wagyu striploin at S$36 on the day menu.

The same guide lists hours that vary by day, from 9am or 10am to between 7pm and 11pm, so check the website or WhatsApp the restaurant before you visit.

Good to know: Stay on for a cocktail; the venue doubles as a bar later in the day.

#01-01, 9 Jalan Kubor, Singapore 199206

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7. Atlas Coffeehouse — Duke's Road, Bukit Timah

A neighbourhood cafe in Bukit Timah serving brunch from 8am to 3pm.

$$ Mid-range

Atlas Coffeehouse describes itself on its website as its Bukit Timah home for the past ten years, with an emphasis on precision, seasonality and quality. It is open Tuesday to Sunday from 8am to 7pm, with last orders at 6.30pm, and is closed on Mondays.

A 2026 Miss Lobang guide says brunch is served from 8am to 3pm and lists a scrambled-egg dish on sourdough called The Gentleman's Relish. The website says reservations are on hold because of limited space, so go early at weekends.

Good to know: Walk-in only at the time of writing; arrive at opening on weekends.

6 Duke's Road, Singapore 268886

Google Maps Website

8. Tiong Bahru Bakery — Eng Hoon Street, Tiong Bahru

A bakery-cafe flagship in Tiong Bahru for a pastry-led brunch.

$$ Mid-range

Tiong Bahru Bakery's flagship on Eng Hoon Street is a pastry-led brunch stop. A 2026 Miss Lobang guide lists croissants at S$4.20, a kouign amann at S$5.80 and sandwiches at roughly S$9.50 to S$14, with a typical spend of about S$12 to S$22 including coffee.

The same guide lists hours of 7.30am to 8pm on weekdays and 8am to 8pm at weekends. The brand has other outlets, so go to Eng Hoon Street for the flagship.

Good to know: Pair it with a walk around the Tiong Bahru estate; weekday mornings are calmer.

#01-70, 56 Eng Hoon Street, Singapore 160056

Google Maps Website

Frequently asked questions

Where is the best brunch in Singapore?

Wild Honey at Mandarin Gallery on Orchard Road is the best-known all-day breakfast restaurant and has served breakfast since 2009, according to its website. PS.Cafe at Harding Road and Common Man Coffee Roasters on Martin Road are the other popular weekend choices.

How much does brunch cost in Singapore?

Most brunch dishes at the cafes in this guide cost roughly S$20 to S$35 before the 10% service charge and 9% GST. Wild Honey's menu has been listed at about S$20 to S$48, and Carrotsticks & Cravings is cheaper, around S$14 to S$26 plus GST. Prices change, so check each menu.

Which brunch places take reservations?

Wild Honey has a reserve button on its website and PS.Cafe takes reservations through a concierge line. Atlas Coffeehouse says on its website that reservations are on hold because of limited space. Check each place before you go, particularly on weekends.

Which brunch spots open early?

Common Man Coffee Roasters and Carrotsticks & Cravings at Robertson Quay open at 7.30am, and Tiong Bahru Bakery's flagship opens at about 7.30am on weekdays and 8am at weekends according to a 2026 guide. Atlas Coffeehouse opens at 8am from Tuesday to Sunday.

Where can I find more places to eat in Singapore?

See our best restaurants guide and our best cafes guide.

1. Wild Honey — Mandarin Gallery, Orchard Road

2. PS.Cafe Harding Road — Dempsey Hill

3. Common Man Coffee Roasters — Martin Road, Robertson Quay, Clarke Quay & the River

4. Carrotsticks & Cravings — Robertson Quay, Telok Ayer, Clarke Quay & the River

5. Sarnies — Telok Ayer Street, Chinatown

6. Symmetry — Jalan Kubor, Kampong Glam

7. Atlas Coffeehouse — Duke's Road, Bukit Timah

8. Tiong Bahru Bakery — Eng Hoon Street, Tiong Bahru

Frequently asked questions

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