15 popular cafes in Orchard to visit for your caffeine fix

Nestled in a picturesque black and white bungalow on Scotts Road and surrounded by lush greenery in a niwa (garden) setting, Chef Makoto Arami’s AMI Patisserie emits a serene and zen ambiance.

Coffee enthusiasts will delight in the must-try Premium Filter Coffee selection. Sourced from Brazil and boasting an award-winning blend crafted from Colombian coffee cherries, this coffee perfectly complements the delightful treats. Take our word for it – you won’t be disappointed.

Complement your coffee with à la carte treats, both sweet and savoury. The diverse menu includes signature tartes, choux, parfaits, viennoiserie, and savory croissants. For those looking for a refreshing dessert, AMI Patisserie also boasts seasonal Japanese fruit parfaits, reminiscent of those found in Japanese coffee houses.

27 Scotts Road, Singapore 228222

Originally established at Tanjong Pagar Plaza, this renowned minimalist cafe has gained fame for its delectable pastries and expertly crafted filter roast coffee. While the Orchard menu retains many of the beloved classic bakes from the original outlet, it also introduces a selection of new and enticing items. With a diverse menu, we also recommend that you try their selection of specialty coffee and tea.

Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Rd, #01-17A Orchard Central, Singapore 238896

Making a trip to the bank might not be as much of a chore with the newest Baristart Coffee outlet. Located on level 4 of Wisma Atria within OCBC, you’ll be able to sip on a coffee and savour some of the brand’s iconic cream puffs. Hailing from Hokkaido, the brand prides itself on using the ultra-rich and creamyBIEI Jersey Milk from Hokkaido for its creamy coffee and cream puffs.

Available in Hokkaido Cream and Coffee Cream options, the Cream Puffs ($7, each) are an indulgent treat. The custard is made with the Hokkaido milk, and hence is brilliantly rich and creamy. The choux pastry shell is delicate and airy, and topped with delectable crisps and sugary bits for extra crunch

On the menu is also an intriguing series of sandos, headlined by the hearty Tonkatsu ($18.80), a comforting and wholesome bite into tender Hokkaido pork loin. The meat is coated with breadcrumbs, and then deep-fried to crisp perfection. Seeping into the golden crust is a layer of tonkatsu sauce, which adds a depth of umami flavour, as well as mustard butter, for tang and aroma. Served with piping hot fries and gherkins, this is one of those crowd-favourite timeless Japanese adaptions.

435 Orchard Rd, #04-01 Wisma Atria, Singapore 238877

This Japanese-style cafe and tea specialist brands itself as a platform for “the modern-day Picasso and Hemingway to gather”. The space is designed to facilitate free-flowing conversations, with low chairs and tables that create a cosy, Zen-esque atmosphere. Art works ranging from calligraphy to paintings and pottery adorn the walls and shelves as well.

They've recently launched a brand new Okinawan-inspired sweet potato tart ($9.90, pictured) made of vegan sweet potato cream on top of a crispy tart base. Mildly sweet, it pairs perfectly with Hvala’s signature black tea.

Takashimaya Shopping Centre, #B2-28, 391 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238872

Launched by the same folks behind Greyhound Cafe Singapore and Black Society, this space is hard to miss with its lavender, violet and lilac flowers, pastel pink hues and a cornucopia of hanging plants. The menu offers a varied and eye-catching selection too, including Asian-Western fusion far, Korean kroffles (a.k.a. croissant-waffles), Dutch pancakes and an assortment of pastries.

Takashimaya Shopping Centre, #03-15, 391 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238872

This French cafe has humble roots, beginning as a bakery in Northern France in 1889. Today, it’s a franchise in 47 countries, with a flagship cafe-slash-restaurant in  Takashimaya S.C., designed like a quintessential French tea room. On the menu are an array of handmade bread, pastries, cakes, croissants, desserts, sandwiches and other all-day breakfast items.

Takashimaya Shopping Centre, #03 - 16/17, 391 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238872

A haven for chocolate lovers, this dessert shop specialises in dark chocolate offerings like Madagascar dark chocolate premium ice cream, dark chocolate brownies and ice cream cookies. The finest grade single-origin chocolate is sourced from Bali, Tanzania, Dominican Republic and Venezuela, from premium brands like Valrhona and Cacao Barry.

Takashimaya Shopping Centre, #B2 - 29, 391 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238872

While this cafe might not be the newest place in town, it’s definitely worth visiting, especially if you need a quick pick-me-up or you’re looking for a place to do some work. Located at Orchardgateway, it serves delicious grub as well as a wide assortment of caffeinated beverages. Moreover, this café provides both electrical outlets and complimentary Wi-Fi, so you can dedicate some time to catching up on work before resuming your shopping spree.

Orchardgateway, 277 Orchard Rd, #01-09 09A, Singapore 238858

Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Orchard Road is this cafe located at The Heeren. Boasting a wooden interior and stainless steel finishing, the Alchemist doubles as the perfect Instagram spot and a hideaway when you need to take a break from walking around town. As for their coffees, be sure to try the signature espresso beverages which include classics like the Black, White and Mocha.

The Heeren, 260 Orchard Rd, #01-ORA The Heeren, Singapore 238855

The Community Coffee first started out in 2017 as a little cafe that’s been quietly operating at Far East Plaza serving $4 cups of coffee. It’s quiet, fuss-free and totally worth checking out if you’re just looking for a place to get a quick caffeine fix. What’s more, the coffee beans here are also sourced from small, sustainable farms in Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia and Peru, and expertly roasted by their own dedicated team of coffee experts so you can definitely expect great cuppas of drip coffees and espresso-based brews.

14 Scotts Road #02-94 Far East Plaza, Singapore 228213

If you haven’t heard of this cafe, then it’s about time you should. After having opened its first outlet in Rochor, % Arabica has now expanded with over five outlets in Singapore. It’s well known for roasting its own blend of coffee which comprise beans from Latin America, Africa and Europe, so you can expect classic well-rounded cups of coffee that will hit the spot. For those with a sweet tooth, you’ll also be glad to know that they also serve options like the Spanish latte that bold yet sweet and is complemented with notes of spice for that extra kick.

313@Somerset, 313 Orchard Rd, #01-14/15, Singapore 238895

Puzzle Coffee brings speciality bean-to-cup coffee straight from Melbourne—beans roasted weekly in Australia and flown fresh to their Singapore outlet. Their café ethos emphasises sustainability: furniture made from recycled wood, biodegradable cups and straws, plus a brand mission to plant one tree for every 100 cups sold. Beyond classics like White and Mocha, Puzzle Coffee offers signature favourites such as the Melbourne Magic (double ristretto with steamed milk), known locally as “Magic – Melbourne’s Secret”.

2 Orchard Turn, B1-38/39 ION Orchard, Singapore 238801

Nestled within TripleOne Somerset at 111 Somerset Road, Lucine by LUNA welcomes you with airy floor‑to‑ceiling windows bathed in natural light. With clean, minimalist interiors and an eye‑catching blush-pink paper flower installation by local artist Pei Li, the cafe stands out from other Orchard Road haunts with its art-gallery vibe.

Their inventive drink list features house specialties such as Tofu Cake-inspired Peanut Butter Latte, Black Sesame Latte, and Tiramisu Latte (each S$8.50++), along with offerings like Dirty Coffee, Salted Cream Americano, Toffee Nut Latte, Hazelnut Chocolate, and Honey Passionfruit Soda.

Lucine also brings the artistry of Luna’s famed entremets to Orchard, offering pastries like the silky Tofu Cake, Pistachio Roulade, and Orh Nee (prices starting from $8.50), but what sets it apart is its savoury menu exclusive to the Somerset outlet: toasted brioche or sourdough sandwiches (Grilled Cheese S$12.90, Tofu Katsu S$10.90, Hamburg Steak S$13.90), customisable all-day breakfast (from S$8.90++), wholesome salads like Sous Vide Chicken or Eggplant Salad (S$12.90).

111 Somerset Rd, #01-06 TripleOne Somerset, Singapore 238164

Tucked away on the fourth floor of Orchard Central, FYP remains hidden yet tranquil — perfect if you’re looking to escape mall crowds. The glamping décor and neutral tones create a relaxed vibe, with overall feedback highlighting comfort and friendly service. The open-air setup feels playful yet cosy, making it ideal for casual meet-ups or remote working with Wi‑Fi and plug points available

The drink menu includes classics like White, Mocha, and layered house specialties such as Strawberry Matcha , Lychee Oolong, and Sparkling Yuzu drinks. The Strawberry Matcha, in particular, is praised for its balance of sweet and earthy flavours.

181 Orchard Rd, #04-22 Orchard Central Singapore 238896

Situated on Level 5 of ION Orchard (via carpark entrance), Surrey Hills Grocer has all the makings of a hidden gem. While the location is not easy to find, once you step through its unassuming entrance, you are greeted with featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, lush hanging greenery, wood and sage tones, and warm natural light that invites a relaxed and upscale farm‑to‑table vibe.

Coffee lovers can expect artisan brews using Australian Proud Mary and Seven Seeds beans, producing smooth, nutty, chocolate‑and‑caramel‑forward profiles—ideal in their flat white or signature Magic. The café offers both hot and iced versions, including Iced Magic, Iced White, and Iced Mocha.

2 Orchard Turn, #05-02 Ion Orchard, Singapore 237973