Good brunch, reasonable bill: Singapore cafés for eating well around $30

Whether you’re catching up with friends, planning a brunch date or simply treating yourself to a slow weekend morning, a good meal does not have to come with a hefty price tag. From Greek-inspired plates and Danish open sandwiches to croissants packed with local flavours, these cafés serve up satisfying brunches while keeping the bill around the $30 mark per person.

Alani

Perched atop KADA in Maxwell, Alani feels like a mini Mediterranean escape in the middle of the CBD. The rooftop café is known for its excellent sourdough and Greek-inspired menu, with standouts including the Ladenia with sunny side up eggs and prosciutto ($26) and Chicken Stuffing with sourdough bread and poached eggs ($25). The breezy rooftop setting also makes it a welcome respite from Singapore’s heat.

Address: 5 Kadayanallur Street, Level 4, Singapore 069183
Opening hours: Wednesday to Friday, 10.30am to 3pm; Saturday, 9am to 4pm; Sunday, 9am to 3.30pm

Overbrod

Opened by the team behind 6 Letter Coffee, Overbrod brings Scandinavian-inspired dining to Singapore with its selection of smørrebrød, or Danish open sandwiches. Popular options include the Roast Beef Smørrebrød ($19) and the Build Your Own Lunch Set ($25), which comes with a drink, side and sandwich. The cosy, garden-themed space makes it a great spot for a relaxed weekend brunch.

Address: 370 Alexandra Road, #01-14A Anchorpoint, Singapore 159953
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 11am to 2.30pm and 5pm to 9pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 10pm

Croissand Café

If you’re looking for something beyond the usual eggs Benedict, Croissand Café serves croissants filled with local-inspired flavours. Crowd favourites include the Truffle Caviar Wagyu Mince Croissant ($9), Smoky Chicken Masala Croissant ($8) and Seafood Otah Mayo Croissant ($8). With coffee starting from $3.50 and no GST or service charge, it’s one of the most affordable brunch spots on this list.

Address: City Gate, 371 Beach Road, #01-14, Singapore 199597
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 8am to 2.30pm and 3.30pm to 6pm

Fernweh

Named after the German word for a longing to travel, Fernweh combines comforting brunch dishes with a relaxed, pet-friendly atmosphere. Menu highlights include the Rendang Beef Benedict ($22), Roti John French Toast ($16) and Fernweh Big Brekkie ($28). It’s the kind of café where you can easily lose track of time over good food and coffee.

Address: 237 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058786
Opening hours: Daily, 11am to 10pm

Cloudfields

Cloudfields takes a more thoughtful approach to brunch, with a menu inspired by memories, seasons and life’s different chapters. Signature dishes include the Croissant Avo ($25), Corn Fritters ($26) and Pork & Potatoes Benny ($28), while coffee starts from just $4. The cosy space and carefully crafted menu make it ideal for a leisurely weekend catch-up.

Address: 313 Outram Road, Level 2, Singapore 169073
Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 10pm

SIP SIP

Launching its new daily brunch menu on 20 June 2026, Sip Sip is set to become a new spot for leisurely weekend catch-ups. Highlights include Sip Sip’s take on Japan’s viral French toast, alongside dishes such as the Beef Pastrami Grilled Cheese ($24), Mortadella Tartine ($17) and Iberico Pork Jowl Flatbread ($23). Don’t leave without trying one of its signature “drinkscapes”, including the Tiramisu Matcha ($7.50) and Matcha Taro ($8).

Address: 63 Chulia Street, #01-01, Singapore 049514
Opening hours: Monday and Tuesday, 8am to 11pm; Wednesday to Friday, 8am to 1am; Saturday, 8am to 1am (from 20 June 2026); Sunday, closed

A good brunch does not have to cost a fortune. Whether you’re after rooftop sourdough, Scandinavian-inspired sandwiches, inventive croissants or a hearty brunch spread, these cafés prove that eating well in Singapore can still come in at around the $30 mark per person.