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 Singapore - Singapore River - Bars & PubsThis London-style pub enjoys a great location, right on Boat Quay's waterfront.
Good ambience and good food (both pub grab and more serious stuff), alongside a wide selection of beers and alcoholic drinks.
Young, good looking girls in minimalist attire serve generous helpings of delicious, calories-loaded American food... Other than the food, there are also plenty of live shows and social games...
This lovely Clarke Quay Bar & Restaurant boasts an impressive selection of more than 200 fine single-malt whiskies and a "Scottish-inspired" cuisine...
This trendy Clarke Quay venue comprises of a microbrewery, a bistro style restaurant and a bar with life music and a dance floor. The cuisine is contemporary-Australian, with lovely combinations that reflect the ethnic diversity of this southern continent...
Fantastic location, overlooking the Singapore River and lively Clarke quay. Generous portions of delicious American food, alongside a great selection of home-brewed beers, international beers and ales, wines, spirits and more...
Harry's is a popular Jazz bar, facing the Singapore River, with pleasant ambience and a decent crowd of mostly white collar chaps and tourists.
The bar upstairs is more stylish, with nice views over the river.
Singapore's first Irish Pub is a cheerful place with nice ambience, good live music and some decent pub grab and western fare... It's also a popular venue to watch football and Rugby.
Located at Boat quay, Jazz@Southbridge (JSB) is one of Singapore's best Jazz bars, with plenty of great live performances of both local and international artists.
Located at a beautifully restored townhouse, this splendid Bistro wine-bar serves the best of French and European cuisine in an exquisite and romantic environment.
Located in trendy Riverside Point, next to Brewerkz and overlooking the Singapore River, this ever-crowded restaurant is possibly one of the best places in town to have Mexican food, alongside some no-nonsense genuine Mexican Tequilas (they have an impressive collection of them).
This lively Clarke Quay resto-bar brings the rhythm of Cuba to the banks of the Singapore River. The menu features a relatively wide assortment of Latin-American dishes and the bar serves an impressive choice of Mojitos and other cocktails and alcoholic drinks.
Named after the picturesque "Red City" at the foothills of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, this resto-bar serves a decent range of drinks, as well as some lovely Middle-Eastern mezze (tapas) and finger-foods in a charming environment.
Located in vivacious Clarke Quay, right on the bank of the Singapore River, The Tapas Tree is a lovely resto-bar that serves a great variety of delicious 'tapas' and other Spanish fare, in a pleasant and somewhat romantic environment...
Don't let the name confuse you, this place is as far as it can get from a coffee-shop... As a matter of fact, it's a very classy lounge-bar, modern-Japanese style, with mostly Japanese staff...
This café-bar-lounge is a great place to chill-out and have some nice food (and drinks) 'alfresco', in a lovely environment, right by the Singapore River...
Owned by celebrity-chef Emmanuel Stroobant, This semi stylish Belgian resto-bar is fantastically located on Robertson Quay, facing the Singapore River. Whether you just want to chill-out with a cold beer and a snack, or whether you feel like having a proper dinner... it has a pleasant atmosphere that is classy and easygoing at the same time.
Located along the vivacious entertainment strip of Mohamed Sultan Road, this chic resto-bar serves some outstandingly delicious Japanese fare, in a young and modish environment and at a fair price...
'The Clinic' is a somewhat kinky Clarke Quay bar, where you can have your cocktail and bar bites while seated in a wheelchair next to a surgeon's table...
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Travel and Dining in Singapore, Hong Kong and Macau
