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Boat Quay & Clarke Quay Singapore
59 Reviews one of my favorite hang outs is in singapore and i had to try this out what else! well their nearly famous chicken wings taste virtually the same everywhere hence this is what I ordered and a couple...
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Chijmes Singapore
17 Reviews I was out with 2 friends at Le Baroque, enjoying a Saturday night out, until I was punched in the face by the manager of the place. Before I continue, I am a petite, Australian female, with a...
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Orchard Road Singapore
13 Reviews This place is an old favourite... The live band is called Jive Talking - they used to play here YEARS ago, and have recently returned, with a different line up. The music they play ranges from R&B,...
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Zouk Club Singapore
12 Reviews Wednesday is Mambo night and also Ladies Night. There'll be songs like 'Heaven on Earth', 'Rumor', 'Square Rooms' and 'Summer Rain'. RETRO. People would be dancing to those songs with real dance...
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Mohammed Sultan Road Singapore
10 Reviews The area has grown up well. The clientele now consists of yuppies, creatives and expats. More restaurants and upmarket bars in the area. New places like "daybed" have changed the face of this street....
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Crazy Elephant Bar & GrillTo kick off those Monday blues, kick back and relax with uptempo good time music, chicago style blues, motown and a bit of jazz- 11 piece band lead by blues man Mr Curtis King on vocals,guitar and harmonica together with Mighty Horn Section (S'pore's only 5 piece horn section.On Tue/Thurs/Fri/Sat from 2200hrs onwards, the house band The Mean Jean Blues Machine and The Bargain Basement. Just your casual self.
The cocktail drink Singapore Sling (of which my friend drank one) was said to have been created here by bartender Ngiam Tong Boon in the Hotel sometime around 1910. The earthy decor of this two-storey bar was inspired by the Malayan plantations of the 1920s. In addition to almost every alcoholic and non-alcoholic concoctions imaginable, the bar also serves traditional pub favourites that are available as a meal or snacks. A really interesting place, with peanut shells left scattered on the floor!Opening Hours:Hearty SnacksDaily - 12.00 noon to 6.00 pmTapasDaily - 6.00 pm to 10.00 pmCocktailsSunday to Thursday- 11.00 am to 12.30 amFriday, Saturday- 11.00 am to 1.30 am
Yello Jello is a retro bar located in Clarke Quay. The live music performed by "John Molina & Krueger" attracts many locals to this bar. This celebrity local band has quite a fan base in Singapore and their performance is worth it. The bar itself is designed in retro style. Before live music, you can enjoy the retro songs from 80s. The prices for drinks are reasonable and service is fast. If you stay inside to watch the show, you may need a pullover to protect yourself from the freezing cold. However, there is also coaches outside where you can watch the people passing by in Clarke Quay. Casual
Be dazzled by Sentosa Lights of Spring, an illuminating wonderland celebrating the Lunar New Year spring festivities under the night sky. From 13 to 21 February, Sentosa will launch a spectacular collection of light displays to create magical evenings for families and friends to enjoy. Light sculptures bearing the 12 Chinese Zodiac characters will form picture-perfect photo points for guests to capture special moments together this Lunar New Year. Sentosa Lights of Spring will span Imbiah Lookout and Merlion Walk. Roving entertainers will take to the festive grounds to add colour and buzz to the celebration. What’s more, there are exciting prizes to be won when guests submit their favourite photos to the Magic Moments photography competition! So head on down to Sentosa, Asia’s favourite playground and experience spring’s kaleidoscope of colours, textures and lights this Lunar New Year....
Loof offers a relaxing evening of a spacious rooftop bar with attractive cocktails and comfortable coaches. Live music is available on weekedays and weekeends. The staff is very friendly. Besides drinks, you can also have some snacks to accompany. Prices are reasonable. For chilling out, Loof is a good place to be. Smart elegant
Elegant art-deco design draws you inside, but there is much more than that. Divine Bar is locayed in the lobby of Gotham City (Parkview Square is called like this in Singapore). Live jazz music on the elevated stage is classy. However, music should be accompanied with drinks and this is where the fun starts. There is a 12 meter rack where all bottles are stored. If you order a bottle, a waitress dressed like an angel with wings and everything, will fly upto the rack and bring down your bottle. I am sure you will enjoy that view when the angel flies. Divine bar is not a cheap place, but it is definitely worth the money for the ambiance. The cocktails cost around 20-30 SGD and bottles start from 80 SGD onwards. No sandals
....I visited Boat Quay during the day, as a wayward walk on the way to see the Merlion. I actually got there just as the pubs and restaurants were opening up, so I wasn't even hungry enough to give them a sample. Still, the area looked sublime for eating and drinking the night away along the langid Singapore River. There ere old English pubs, just as you would expect from a city that was ruled by London until the early part of my lifetime (1965). But there were also ethnic restaurants of various sorts and even a bar called Eskis which looked like a refrigerator but was actually one of those sub-zero bars that i DEFINITELY would have stopped into if it weren't closed when I meandered through te neighborhood again on my way home.....Boat Quay used to be where all the wharehouses were along the busy Singapore River, and the docks in front of it were usually jammed with sampans. But, as I...
Red Dot is a popular spot in Dempsey Road. This microbrewery is famous to be the first private in Singapore and many other followed its lead. You have several options of beers toselect from. The food menu is well designed to find side dishes or main courses to go well with beer. In the weekends, the place is packed with people. Without reservation, it can be dfficult to find a table. In addition to good food and beer, there is also live music. I think Red Dot is a good nightspot for a weekend night out. Smart casual
Timbre at Arts House is just by the Singapore River in Boat Quay. Various live music performances take stage here during the week and Saturdays. From 8 pm to 1 am, you can enjoy the music with your food and drinks. A special promotion at the happy hour between 6 pm to 9 pm is a good option : Pizza of the day and 2 pints of beer at 30 SGD nett. Upto 9 pm you can get this promotion as live music starts. Timbre is a good spot for a night out with friends to enjoy music and drinks. Casual
Brahaus is for beer lovers. You can find a wide variety of German, Belgian and Asian beers. The food served is good enough to accompany your beer such as sausage plate and pork knuckles. There are outide tables and a pool table. Inside the bar you can enjoy the live music too. There are two Filipino guys having a wide repertoir and they sang every song I requested. Average cost per person will be around 35-50 SGD. For a night out to enjoy beer and live music, Brauhaus gets my recommendation. Casual
Le Meridien Singapore Singapore
4 Reviews and 22 Opinions I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here, as the room was huge, with lots of amenities and a very...
Mandarin Oriental, Singapore Singapore
7 Reviews and 1316 Opinions Our door 2.5 meter swimming pool
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Victoria Singapore Hotel Singapore
1 Review and 286 Opinions Didn't stay there but was there for western steak lunch.
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