Sago House
A hand-built Duxton Hill bar that writes six new cocktails on the window every week and wipes them the next. Order off the window; the Sesame Negroni is the one constant.
- Where: Tanjong Pagar
- Price: S$30–60
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Gaudí Room
A cocktail room for about 20 behind the tapas tables at Carlitos, all mosaic and curved walls. Eat at Carlitos first, book or come early, and keep it for two.
- Where: Joo Chiat
- Price: S$30–60
The Champagnery
Walk through a focaccia deli and find the red door: a 60-seat lounge that treats champagne as a weeknight drink. Go late, start with a glass, and check Instagram for hours.
- Where: Tanjong Pagar
- Price: S$30–60
RPM by D.Bespoke
A Duxton Road listening bar with floor-to-ceiling vinyl, vintage JBLs and shochu where the whisky would usually be. For people who would rather listen than talk.
- Where: Tanjong Pagar
- Price: S$30–60
Bar Bon Funk
A natural-wine and cocktail bar upstairs at New Bahru, No.90 on Asia's 50 Best Bars' extended list in 2026, that still behaves like a neighbourhood bar. Go for a nightcap, not a big night.
- Where: River Valley
- Price: S$30–60
The Elephant Room
Cocktails built from Little India – a spice corner to smell, tequila with flower crab – and a lamb hotdog in a garlic ghee bun. No.58 on Asia’s 50 Best Bars’ extended list in 2026.
- Where: Tanjong Pagar
- Price: S$30–60
Na Oh
Corey Lee of Benu cooking Korean home food on Level 3 of a Hyundai plant in Jurong West, with greens from the factory's own smart farm. The best reason to go west in years.
- Where: Jurong
- Price: S$60 and above
Odem
Singapore's first craft makgeolli bar, in New Bahru: 20-plus small-brewery rice wines, flights to work through and anju from a Daegu chef built to match.
- Where: River Valley
- Price: S$30–60
The Dragon Chamber
A kopitiam front on Circular Road where the drinks fridge is the door to a secret-society dining room. A group dinner with a party trick; check the current menu and hours first.
- Where: Boat Quay
- Price: S$60 and above
Cat Bite Club
Find the neon cat at Monument Coffee, push through the grey curtain and you're at a shelf of 200-plus agave bottles. Start with the margarita; the milk punch helps the cats.
- Where: Tanjong Pagar
- Price: S$30–60
Tentsuru
An omakase counter at The St. Regis that fries instead of slicing: deep-fried sea urchin, A5 wagyu with truffle. Ask for a middle seat; the ends see little of the frying.
- Where: Orchard
- Price: S$60 and above
Plunge Club
A social bathhouse three floors up on North Canal Road: a 40-person sauna, two ice baths, neon lighting and alcohol-free socials. The CBD's new after-work round is a round of the circuit.
- Where: Clarke Quay
- Price: S$30–60