Little Farms Bistro
Looking for a cosy place to dine in with the fam for brunch? Little Farms Bistro at Katong Point is located just along Joo Chiat Road, which makes it perfect for Easties!
The menu options for brunch and lunch include crowd favourites like smashed avocado on toast ($18), and warm wilted curly kale with caramelised onion, homemade yoghurt, toasted cumin dressing and roasted hazelnut ($18). Meat lovers will enjoy the Darling Downs Wagyu MB4 Striploin from Australia ($48) while seafood fans should try the prawn bisque pasta ($34). Vegetarians aren’t left out, either. The handmade pumpkin gnocchi ($28) and vegan “lasagne” ($22) are popular meat-free options. There’s also a kids’ menu for the little ones (can’t miss them out!), ranging from pasta with Pomodoro stew ($12) to the child-approved cheeseburger ($16).
If you’re visiting for afternoon tea, grab a slice of made-in-house manuka honey cake ($12) and wash it down with a cup of Allpress coffee. Little Farms Bistro also offers a wide selection of artisanal wines, craft beers on tap and bespoke cocktails, alongside freshly prepared juices and smoothies. Delivery, takeaway and grab-and-go options are available, too.
#01-04 Katong Point, 451 Joo Chiat Road 6241 2803 | katongpointbistro@littlefarms.com littlefarmscafe.com
Little Farms Café
After a grocery haul with the family at Little Farms supermarket, drop by the café next door for breakfast and brunch, available daily from 7.30am to 3pm. Little Farms Café at Valley Point offers the best of both worlds: alfresco and indoor dining!
This story is from the September 2021 edition of EL Singapore.
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