Olé Bar & Kitchen is located at the corner of Millenia Walk's Park and Dine. Created by a group of friends, Olé Bar & Kitchen offer a contemporary bar & kitchen packed with vibrate plates, satisfying drinks and an all-rounded vibe for any mood. From an intimate night by the bar to a relaxing boozy brunch over the weekend. You can always kick back with a glass while soaking in the atmosphere. It is the ideal alfresco in this busy little city - conveniently located in the heart of the city with plenty of space, good vibes and fresh air.

Entirely handcrafted in Switzerland, the House of Bovet 1822 is dedicated to honoring the collectors by crafting only 800 timepieces per year. Mr. Raffy, owner of Bovet 1822, is redefining true luxury by adding his commitment to exclusivity to further enhance the house’s incomparable innovation, exceptional chronometry and dedication to the decorative arts that the House of Bovet has mastered for nearly two centuries.

Bovet Fleurier is a Swiss brand of luxury timepieces whose origins date back to 1822, the year in which Edouard Bovet founded their workshop in the picturesque Val-de-Travers region of Switzerland. Bovet is famous for its pocket watches manufactured for the Chinese market in the 19th century.

Today, under the guidance of Pascal Raffy, an entrepreneur with a passion for haute horology, Bovet is thriving; producing exquisite and unique timepieces distinguished by their elegant pocket watch inspired form. From extraordinary complications such as tourbillons and minute repeaters, to rare artisanal crafts such as enamel painting and fleurisanne engraving, each Bovet timepiece is brought patiently to life under the practiced hand of a Bovet master watchmaker.

With a highly limited production annually, Bovet seeks to preserve and cultivate the art and craft of traditional watchmaking, while delighting the most discriminating of connoisseurs and collectors.

10 Bayfront Avenue, Unit #B2M-200, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

Call it inspiration or divine intervention, when the chance came to revisit their concept in the West, The Black Hole Group didn’t need to dig too deep and discover their inkling for Greek food.

The concept of a family affair, the notion of a healthy diet, and most importantly the taste. The blends of peppers, citruses, oils, cheeses, and grilled meat orchestrate in tandem to set the taste apart from other cuisines.

Oh, and dipping the pita with that olive oil. It’s like the grace of the gods. 

Don’t fret though, they’ve still got Greek-inspired burgers, pasta and pizzas too. So join them at Éla, an experience in the West like no other.

2 Bukit Batok West Ave 7 Unit #01-07 HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok

Email: ask@ela.sg

Main Street Commissary offer their customers a specialty coffee experience on Rowell Road, located in the heart of Little India.

Be sure to check out their all-day breakfast menu, led by the Breakfast of Champions. A combination of honey baked ham, scrambled eggs, roasted mushrooms and greens, rounded off with a sourdough toast. It’s breakfast for the win, and breakfast for the winners.



81 Rowell Road

Tel: +65 8884 0096 Email: hello@mainstreeetcommissary.com

A new and exciting dining establishment has opened its doors at The Grandstand on Turf Club Road. A F&B joint specialising in mussels here in Singapore is pretty rare, isn't it? Head down to Aquadisiac for some delicious mussels and more. 

The newly-opened 150-seater Aquadisiac operates as a cafe in the daytime, serving up coffee and cakes to patrons. Their dinner menu starts from 5pm onwards and it is only available from Tuesdays to Sundays.

Their popular and signature Pot of Mussels comes with a free flow of crowd-pleasing Truffle Fries. 

View Aquadisiac's delectable menu here.

Tel: +65 9673 3130 Email: hello@aquadisiac.sg

Thom Browne’s signature style can be easily identified through their classic uniform pieces, rooted in quality craftsmanship and precise tailoring. The childrenswear collection is no exception as it is defined by the same make, quality and essentials of the award-winning designer’s adult collection.

Discover the miniature versions of Thom Browne’s classic uniform pieces such as the medium grey Super 120s wool twill suit, classic cardigan with the four-bar and the white classic Oxford shirt. The navy “Friday uniform” pieces like the university stripe grosgrain armband shirt and classic sweats with four-bar in loopback jersey are other key pieces to look forward to in the collection.

The Botanical Art Gallery is housed within Singapore Botanic Gardens' second refurbished conserved building, Gallop House No. 7 (Inverturret), which was built in 1906. The gallery highlights the vital role that art plays in the scientific documentation of plants in Singapore and the region, as well as how art can inspire renewed appreciation of the natural world around us. This will be Singapore’s first permanent display of botanical art, where visitors will be able to see a selection of the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ collection that includes more than 2,000 botanical paintings, as well as hundreds of sketches, line drawings and photographs. The display will also showcase various art forms, from original watercolours and ink drawings to prints and printing blocks.

Some of the iconic artwork on display includes the oldest dated painting in the Gardens’ collection completed in 1890, of Phaius tankervilleae, an orchid which grows in freshwater swamp forests, as well as an illustration of Durio singaporensis, which is commonly known as the Singapore Durian.  

Visitors will also be able to try their hand at the various techniques involved in botanical illustration, such as sketching, mixing colours, and composing scenes. The activity room also offers sweeping views of the forested areas surrounding the house.  

The Botanical Art Gallery will also feature changing exhibitions that complement the Gardens’ permanent artwork collection. The first show, ‘Plants in Print’, will showcase a collection of rare books that records the development of early colonial botany in South and Southeast Asia. Local artists such as Shubigi Rao and Weixin Chong have also been commissioned to offer creative responses to these books and produce a series of contemporary artworks. 

1 Cluny Road, Gallop Extension, Singapore Botanic Gardens

The club features a curation of services including a cafe, yoga studio, gym, an outdoor sauna and cold plunge, reflexology lounge, and more - with best-in-class programming.

36 Duxton Hill (OPENING SOON)

Tel: +65 9724 5920 Email: hello@trapeze.sg