sourdough is good. service is quick and staff is polite. the place is a little small and so the tables are also really small. it can feel a little cramped. indoor seating is also more limited than outdoor seating. we went on a hot day so sitting outside would’ve been uncomfortable. luckily we managed to find some seats inside paid about $42 for two mains. note that their prices are before taxes

Great location, great vibes for a Sunday brunch Unfortunately all that jazz for mediocre sourdough just doesn't cut it. Am unsure of the hype. Great staff and it's very pet friendly!

Bread is quite nice. Portion is quite small for the price. But my black coffee is quite bad. It was served in a dirty cup with a big red lipstick stain. I told the staff about it and they replaced my black coffee in a dripping wet cup. Not sure why I wasn’t given a dry cup that is on top of the coffee machine - like for other coffee drinks. Service is just cold and nonchalant, almost rude. Seating was ok, but was quite run down so it wasn’t comfortable or cosy

Look, I know Singapore is expensive and rents are high, but $42 for artisan sourdough that’s basically bread, some cheese sauce, burrata, and a few veggies, with no meat, feels a little bit too much. The Caponata & Burrata was a hard pass. The grilled cheese was decent, but the cheese wasn't enough and not worth the $18 price tag. Won't be returning.

Everyone is raving about this place, so I just had to come check it out. Very small space so you might have to wait a bit to snag a spot. Had a really nice iced latte, totally hit the caffeine spot. Ordered the apple and Brie croissant, it was great with the crunch of the pastry and the honey drizzle. Worth a visit!