Top Rated Restaurants & Cafes in Singapore

Tippling Club is a wonderful restaurant that takes its guests on an unforgettable culinary journey that represents a fun and lively approach to international cuisine and drinks. Tippling Club is popular for its delicious tasting menu and fine selection of cocktails. The decor is quite interesting and reminds one of a warehouse art store while the seating of the bar is such that you get a good view of the restaurant and the scenic outdoors.

Located in Shaw Centre, Les Amis is an award-winning restaurant. Established in 1995, the restaurant is popular for serving the best French cuisine in the city. The interiors are rich, classy with warm lights, and beautiful chandeliers hanging. While you are ordering to try their braised veal cheek, charcoal-grilled sole fish, and homemade terrine of foie gras. If you wish to treat yourself and your loved ones try their tasting menu or reserve a seat at the chef's table and prepare to be amazed by the delicious dishes. Les Amis has vegetarian options available on their menu. To compliment your food choices from the solid selection of top French wines, limited-edition ice wines from Canada, or labels from Italy, Spain, Germany, Australia, and California.

Chef-owner Dave Pynt’s brainchild, Burnt Ends, brings modern Australian barbecue to Singapore. Nestled in the Chinatown neighborhood, the restaurant focuses entirely on grill-based cooking, i.e., almost every preparation here is touched by the dual-cavity brick kiln. Yet, in no way is the menu restricted or dominated by animal protein. Here, garlic shoots make as much of an appearance as the rosemary-imbued lamb, and seafood connoisseurs are delighted with the king crabs and freshwater marrons. Reserve a table at this award-winning, Michelin-star restaurant at the earliest, for a long queue of eager gastronomes is ahead of you.

Level 33 is an uptown restaurant, lounge and microbrewery serving modern European cuisine and craft beers, wines and champagnes. Located in the exquisite Marina Bay Sands, this authentic restaurant and lounge is a perfect place to spend a romantic evening. The ambiance being setup in a sophisticated manner, this restaurant gives a complete urban dining experience. If you are wondering when to visit, know that the restaurant is popular for its gourmet Saturday Brunch, Sunday Roast and a Beer Flight Prix Fixe menu.

Famous for originating the Singapore Sling, The Long Bar is known to both tourists and locals alike as the place to go for this unique concoction. Like the name suggests, the interior is indeed long. Tourists generally visit this classy bar after touring the world-renowned Raffles Hotel, where it is located. Similarly, many business professionals can be seen unwinding here. The dress code is smart formal. All cocktails sold here are generally of a good standard, but most people still go for the Singapore Sling.

This casual, modern trattoria has become one of the more popular Italian joints in town. The floor-to-ceiling glass windows allow natural light to stream in and the décor creates a relaxed ambiance that appeals to the upscale diner as well as a younger crowd. Prego's wood-fired pizzas are freshly made and come with wide variety of toppings including seafood. The mainstays are the pasta dishes, each more delicious than the last, making it nearly impossible to choose. Meat dishes such as the pan-fried salmon with grilled veggies in basil pesto are tasty as well. Italian wine is available by the glass. This upscale version of the traditional Italian trattoria boasts all the charm and family-friendly appeal of its inspiration, yet promises a refined dining experience.