Here are 21 cafes in the far west of Singapore that you probably have never heard of. And we mean the extreme west, like Pioneer to Dover so cafes in Holland Village and Bukit Timah are not covered in this listicle. The independent cafes featured are not part of any chains and are not located in shopping malls. If you're planning a cafe-hopping trip to the west side, our little list might be of help!
1) Suzuki Coffee
Nearest MRT : Lakeside
216 Boon Lay Avenue, #01-01, Singapore 640216
Tuesday - Friday : 1130am - 230pm, 530pm - 9pm
Saturday : 10am - 10pm
Sunday : 10am - 9pm
3) Beans & Cream
A humble icecream and waffles spot that dishes out housemade icecream and waffles at very affordable prices. We paid $6.50 for this sweet lil treat and I have to say that it was money well spent. I will recommend the Thai Milk Tea icecream.
Cuppafield
is a little eatery in the quiet neighbourhood of Bukit Batok. Family owned and run, it was conceived from a
shared love for food and coffee.
5) D'Life
Picture credit : D'Life
D'Life is a lacto-ova vegetarian cafe that has vegan options. They have three outlets and their food proves to be extremely popular. They have cakes and coffee too.
6) Time Table Cafe
The fragrant waffle ($6.80) was dense, chewy and had a light crisp. The range of icecream available is outsourced and I'll suggest that you skip them but the waffles are definitely worth a try. Prices are very wallet-friendly and they have quite an extensive menu. I'll love to give their pasta dishes a go someday.
Nearest MRT : Lakeside
Block 456,Jurong West Street 41, #01-726
Singapore 640456
Daily : 11am - 11pm
https://www.facebook.com/timetablecafe
Nearest MRT : Lakeside
8) WS Deli
Photo credit : Smoocht
By
the folks behind Smoocht, WS Deli is a vegan cafe that doles out
icecream, waffles, coffee, and pizza. Their highly raved matcha waffles
is made using Uji matcha powder. The cafe uses a Synesso Hydra to brew
their coffee, so you can be sure of a good cuppa here.
Nearest MRT : Chinese Garden
319 Jurong East Street 31, #01-58
Singapore 600319
Sunday, Tuesday - Thursday : 12pm - 9pm
Friday- Saturday : 12pm - 930pm
262 Jurong East St 24, #01-489, Singapore 600262
2pm - 1am (Fri-Sun/PH)
11) Lynn's Cakes
While
the cafe is not halal-certified, the cakes are made with halal
ingredients. Popular options include the tall and stunning rainbow
cake($8.50), Cookie Butter Cheesecake($8.50) and Carrot Cake($7.50). We
did not try the coffee but it should be pretty good seeing that a
Synesso is in play.
Nearest MRT : Beauty World
11 Eng Kong Terrace
Singapore 598983
Sunday, Tuesday- Thursday : 11am - 7pm
Friday - Saturday : 11am - 9pm
https://www.lynnscakes.com.sg/en_SG/
Glass Roasters might be a tad difficult to get to, but it certainly hasn't daunted streams of visitors. They're neighbours with Gelatolabo so it makes the journey here more "worth it" as you will be able to visit 2 cafes at one go. Talk about killing two birds with one stone!
Wed-Fri to 5pm
Sat -Sun to 1030pm
15) Fredo's Baker
Fredo's Bakery, helmed by one of the partners of Drips Bakery, took over Drips Bakery Playground last year. Standing tall and proud in Sunset Way, the cafe still focuses on baking the best tarts and pastries.
Nearest MRT : Clementi
109 Clementi Street 11, #01-05
Singapore 120109
Monday - Saturday : 8am - 8pm
Sunday : 8am - 6pm
https://www.fredosbaker.com.sg/
105 Clementi Street 12, #01-02, Singapore 120105
Okay, I have reached the end of my list and I wouldn't, in a million years, tell you that these are 20 cafes in the west that you MUST visit but there are still gems worth checking out of course!
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