Bars & Pubs

We asked travel writer Carmen Jenner to share the places and spaces she can't get enough of in Singapore. 

Whether you want to unwind with a pint of beer and good old-fashioned Irish cheer or you fancy sipping champagne while indulging in fresh oysters, Boat Quay has got you covered.

Following a $62 million rejuvenation project, Clarke Quay is now a culinary hotspot.

East Coast Park is a 15 kilometre-stretch of golden sand peppered with a world-class Xtreme skateboarding park, bustling restaurants, and smooth cycle paths. 

Whether you prefer A-list cocktails next to the world’s most famous infinity pool or understated Scandi-chic mixology, here's ten of the best rooftop bars in Singapore.

Known for its range of dining options, cocktail joints, and cultural monuments, Tanjong Pagar was once a sleepy fishing village that has been transformed into a modern metropolis.

Time for a cheeky trip filled with sunshine, salty skin and some of the most divine clifftop and beachside bars.

Once an ethnic enclave for the Muslim community, Kampong Glam has evolved into a mecca for culture, entertainment, food and arts.

Scrambling to find a romantic spot to take your Valentine this year? We've got you covered.

From the finest Japanese sashimi to seafood feasts that will live rent-free in your mind forever, book a table at these unmissable RWS restaurants. 

Never one to rest on their laurels, Singapore’s food and drink scene is constantly evolving which means there’s ALWAYS a new gem to be discovered. Not sure where to start? We’ve curated a tasty list of the very best new bar, restaurant and café openings you need to treat your tastebuds to.

In case you missed the memo Singapore’s craft beer scene is absolutely thriving. From inner-city microbreweries to quirky new spots pouring international pints, lovers of liquid gold are spoilt for choice. Think zesty sours and mouth-watering IPAs—if it’s a quality craft drop you’re craving, these epic spots below will certainly deliver.

Here, we uncover Koh’s must-visits and recommendations—and why Singapore’s culinary industry is unlike anywhere you’ve eaten before.

From Singapore’s Malaysian heart to its colonial hillside, here are four other districts to explore next time you’re in the city-state.