The best cafés with delivery options in Singapore

The Brewing Ground switches up the usual brunch finds to give you creations that include scrambled eggs on toast ($30.77), topped with inure and crabmeat; alongside a breakfast burger ($24.61) with homemade sausage patty. Pair it all with warm brews or refreshing coolers.

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This quaint neighbourhood coffee joint has evolved over the years, but the food remains constantly delicious. A mainstay that will surely please: the Ultimate Croissant ($16), layered with honey baked ham, cheddar cheese, and creamy scrambled eggs. Equally popular is the crab cake Benedict ($19), sprinkled with furikake; honey paprika crispy wings ($11), and a comforting rendition of bangers and mash ($14). Save space for desserts – lemon meringue tart ($6) packs a refreshing punch, and the intense black sesame tart ($6) comes topped with matcha cookie shavings for good measure.

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At Daizu Cafe, look forward to novel brunch offerings that fuse Japanese flavours with Western cooking techniques. Try the garlic butter sakura ebi ($16), a take on carbonara with garlic butter sauce and crunchy sakura ebi; the aglio olio-inspired chicken paitan ($14), where spaghetti comes tossed in umami-packed thickened chicken broth; and the hearty Daizu brunch ($22) with brioche, spiced chicken sausage, rosti hash, and truffled scrambled eggs with a cheeky addition of black ebiko that brings to mind beads of caviar.

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What used to be an Australian restaurant, Fynn’s, has since been transformed into an Italian osteria, Caffe Cicheti. But the brunch menu is a delicious combination of influences from both countries to give you plates of ricotta hotcakes ($19.50) and truffle-infused omelette ($25), alongside pesto spaghetti ($24) with pounded pine nuts and corn and zucchini fritters ($25) with jalapeño jam.

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In case you haven’t heard, Park Bench Deli is more than just a sandwich shop now. Following its recent revamp, the menu, too, comes filled with fresh additions of hearty big plates – now available for delivery and takeaway. Sample the lemon ricotta hotcakes ($20), almost pillow-like in texture; or chow down on bowls of salads (from $16). But sandwiches remain the star: feast on the winning breakfast sandwich ($15) that’s really yummy enough to be enjoyed at any time of the day, or spice up the meal with a mala chicken sammie ($17).

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Caffeine addicts – know that you are in good hands at Bearded Bella. Co-owner Regina Tay is a National Barista Championship Winner, and brews up aromatic cups of black coffee ($4.50) and even a coffee slushie ($7.50). For brunch, slurp down on a cold scallop pasta ($22), spice up your usual egg scramble ($18), or go healthy with the mushroom and hummus ($20).

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Let Beyonce and Celine Dion add cheer to your stay-home period. These fabulous cake creations are available from the café’s bakery, available in sizes six-inches and above. Freshly baked loaves can also be purchased, but those looking for a scrumptious feast can browse its Soul Kitchen menu. Pancakes (from $14) can come studded with blueberries or chocolate chips, or go big with the fried chicken and waffles ($26) or laksa pesto pasta ($25).

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This wholesome coffee spot might promise a healthy menu, but don’t expect the usual salad bowls and green smoothies. Instead, the menu comes lovingly prepped with thoughtful ingredients – most are made from scratch, and natural Himalayan salt is used instead of regular table salt. Signature avocado toast ($18) is smeared with Vegemite, and slow-cooked congee ($13) is a soothing treat with egg and boneless chicken leg. For lighter bites, grab its housemade bagel ($5), or dig into a creamy Basque cheesecake ($9).

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This social enterprise is home to an eco-friendly selection of household products, alongside a healthy café that serves up open-face sandwiches and creamy smoothies. You can’t go wrong with the toasted banana with peanut butter ($8.80), or roasted mushroom with creme fraiche ($11). Continue the guilt-free streak with smoothie bowls made with blended spinach ($16.80) or red dragonfruit ($14.40), topped with seasonal fruits and crunchy granola. The Social Space also seeks to employ people with special needs, ex-offenders, and single mothers, allowing you to eat good and do good at the same time.

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The industrial-chic space of The Refinery specialises in mod bowls of donburi. In particular, its gyudon ($16) comes topped with shimeiji mushrooms and a soft-boiled egg. Depending on your mood, you can also find grain bowls ($16) that come with salmon poke, slow-charred unagi, teriyaki chicken, mixed chirashi, and more. Throw in a cuppa or two for a hearty brunch – and be sure to try its sides of salted egg onion rings ($12) or curried chicken karaage pops ($10).

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