With the hospitality towards doggos and pets, I really wanted to like this place. But here's the honest truth, it was deeply disappointing. It felt like the good reviews were a barrage of biased support from fur parents. The uniqueness of this place is the available options for fur babies. The offerings for people were limited and sub par. Quite bad value for money. Taste: Sloppy Chicken Burger $28++ (2/5) The fries were the pretty ok Shakshuka with Feta & Herbs $20++ (1/5) Super bland. Iced matcha latte $9.5++ (1/5) Iced chocolate $8.5++(2/5) Cappuccino $6.5++(3.5/5)

Couple of negative reviews seem to be focused on the food and price. To me it was OK. If you want gourmet dining I don't think a pet Cafe is the right choice. It's a bit on the pricy side but we are paying 12 grand a month for a 3br condo. Everything is expensive in Singapore. Food was good, coffee was above average, service was friendly and about average for Singapore. The atmosphere is top notch. Super clean, asteticly pleasing, steps from the dog park and I don't know how they could be any more dog friendly. Five out of five! Excellent experience.

I would give it a 5 star for being a dog friendly cafe that allow dogs indoors. However, I wish the quality of food was better, considering the high price point. There wasnt a wide selection to choose from on the menu and the dishes we ordered tasted bad. Sadly, would not return to this cafe.

I love that the cafe is pet friendly and I love having fur babies with their humans in the restaurant. Atmosphere on a Friday evening was nice. We wanted a quiet and non hectic environment and Plain Meredith was it. The air conditioning is freezing in some parts of the restaurant so choose your seats carefully. If not for the haze, it would have been nice to sit outdoors. The tables near the counter are not so chilly so grab those if you can. The food was disappointing for me (chicken ragu with spaghetti) but my husband was happy with his chargrilled boneless chicken. I know that the pictures in the menu are for reference only, but when my ragu arrived, you could see the soup beneath the pasta. That’s not how ragu is made (or served), and even hawker centre Western food stalls can make ragu spaghetti (or any spaghetti) better than this. Of course, the pasta was overcooked as a result. See photos of pasta for reference and compare with the menu photo. Menu describes the sauce as a “fragrant tomato and herb reduction” - haha even my husband said, what reduction? I probably wouldn’t revisit in the near future, but your experience might be different. It is a nice cafe after all.

A comfortable and cozy pet friendly place for brunch and simple celebration for your pets. Food was really delicious, great portion. Love the tiramisu latte too, not too sweet. Came in at 11am, quite a few items on the menu are sold out, so quite limited choices, hope I can try it next time. The cafe was really clean and does not have stink smell despite pets sitting in. There’s treats corner and a small spot for photo too. My dog loved the tuna treats. Note they got a 90 minutes dining.