Just received your CDC vouchers and are not sure where to spend them? As true-blue Singaporeans, we feast. It feels like getting a free meal from the government.
CDC vouchers were introduced to support our local businesses, including cafes and bakeries run by fellow Singaporeans. If you have always wanted to cafe-hop but were worried about the high food prices, now is your chance to enjoy hearty, delicious meals without spending a single cent.
In this story, we are featuring 10 cafes and bakeries you should visit, and you can use your CDC vouchers to pay for your meal.
Read all the way to the end for a fun discussion question you can ask your friends.
After Hours Gelato
Address: ORTO West Coast (27 West Coast Highway #01-07, Singapore 117867) & Bishan (150A Bishan Street 11 #01-179 Singapore 571150)
Opening Hours: Mon to Thu 4pm to 2am, Fri to Sun 1pm to 2am
Photo credit: afterhoursgelato on Instagram
Serving hearty desserts past midnight, this popular spot gets crowded at night as people flock there for supper. They’ve recently opened a new outlet in Bishan, so you no longer have to travel all the way to the West to enjoy their sweet treats.
Look forward to innovative desserts like the Churros Mochi Waffle or Thick Butter Toast topped with your choice of gelato, paired with maple syrup, whipped cream, and cookie crumbs.
It’s one of the best supper spots to hang out with friends after hours and the best part? They now accept CDC vouchers. What a win!
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La Pizzaiola
Address: Multiple outlets around Singapore
Opening Hours: Varies across outlets
Photo credit: La Pizzaiola website
The best kind of pizzas are always the ones cooked over an open flame in a traditional oven, and La Pizzaiola does just that. While it’s more of a restaurant than a café, we couldn’t resist including it on this list for a hearty gathering with family and friends.
This Italian eatery is both pocket-friendly and down-to-earth, aiming to recreate the warmth of an unforgettable childhood experience in Italy through comforting pizzas and pastas.
La Pizzaiola has three outlets across Singapore, but only the Kalidasa and Bukit Timah branches accept CDC vouchers for payment.
While you're there, don’t miss their popular Focaccia Aglio, Burro e Mozzarella (freshly baked focaccia bread with garlic, butter, and Mozzarella Fior di Latte). Their menu also features a wide selection of pizzas, pastas, and hearty mains like Brisket Stufato, Porchetta, and many more mouth-watering dishes.
Anna’s Sourdough
Address: 681 Punggol Drive, Oasis Terraces, #01-04, Punggol Estate, Singapore 820681
Opening Hours: Sun to Thu 8.30am to 9.30pm, Fri to Sat 8.30am to 10pm
Photo credit: Anna’s Sourdough website
Sourdough is great for the gut and great for the mind. Founded by one of The Soup Spoon’s chefs, Anna has made it her mission to study and create bakes that not only support gut health but also promote mental well-being.
At her café, you will find a brunch menu featuring dishes like Beef Brisket on Sourdough, OG Eggs Benedict, and soups such as Tomato Bisque served with sourdough slices or French Onion Soup with cheesy sourdough. There are many more comforting options to enjoy too.
If you are craving something more, try their wide variety of handmade sourdough pasta, pizza, and other side dishes. While you are there, do not forget to bring home a loaf of sourdough for breakfast the next day.
Hello Arigato
Address: Everton Park (4 Everton Park, #01-42, Singapore 080004), Tiong Bahru (58 Seng Poh Rd, #01-15, Singapore 160058)
Opening Hours: Varies across outlets
Photo credit: Hello Arigato on Facebook
Enjoy a delightful range of Japanese-inspired dishes at Hello Arigato. Try mouthwatering options like sandos and shokubuns. They offer local fusion creations such as the Singapore Satay Sando, as well as Japanese-inspired delights like the Tokyo Loxdown, which features smoked salmon, mini tornado egg, and other tasty ingredients.
This time, you can enjoy all these for free at their Everton Park and Tiong Bahru outlets, because they accept CDC vouchers.
While you are there, be sure to try their popular strawberry matcha, a crowd favourite that many people travel just to taste.
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Bailey & Patch Pet Café
Address: 20 Lengkok Bahru, #01-17 Enabling Village Canopy Block, Singapore 159053
Opening Hours: Daily 10am to 10pm
Photo credit: baileyandpatchcafe on Instagram
Good news for all pawrents. If you are planning to send your furry little pals for grooming or looking to hang out with other pawrents, Bailey & Patch is the perfect pet café for you.
This cosy café serves many of our local favourites, such as Fried Rice with Curry Chicken, Claypot Braised Pork Ribs, and Claypot Sesame Oil Chicken at affordable prices. Their grooming services even extend to birds and guinea pigs too.
So if you ever need a place to dine while your pet gets a fresh new cut, why not give Bailey & Patch Pet Café a try? Plus, they accept CDC vouchers. What a win!
Refuel Cafe & Bakery
Address: Multiple outlets around Singapore (Bedok, Bukit Merah and Yishun)
Opening Hours: Varies across outlets
Photo credit: refuelcafesg on Instagram
Fuel up your weekends with Refuel Café & Bakery as they bring you one of the heartiest brunch menus around. Enjoy delectable dishes like Truffle Mushroom Bruschetta, fusion pastas such as Meatball Gochujang, and classic mains like Honey BBQ Ribs.
If you are craving something sweet, do not miss their dessert selection, which features waffles, croffles, and homemade apple crumble. This spot is a must-visit for anyone who loves café food and drinks.
Not to mention, their beautifully plated dishes are definitely worth a photo too.
Remember to use your CDC voucher and dine your heart out at Refuel Café & Bakery!
Burnt Cones
Address: Multiple outlets across Singapore but CDC voucher is only available for use at Burnt Cones Sunset Way (105 Clementi Street 12, #01-02, Singapore 120105)
Opening Hours: Mon to Sun 9am to 12mn
Photo credit: Burnt Cones on Facebook
Burnt Cones is no stranger to many, especially NUS students. With several outlets across Singapore, including at least two on campus, this brand has been a popular dessert hotspot since its launch.
If you love grabbing a sweet treat with friends after dinner, Burnt Cones is the perfect spot. They stay open until midnight daily to satisfy your late-night cravings. Choose from a wide range of gelato flavours and enjoy them on waffles, cones, and more.
Don’t forget to use your CDC voucher in their Sunset Way outlet!
Curry Café
Address: Blk 482, Admiralty Link, #01-13, Singapore 750482
Opening Hours: Mon to Sun 9am to 12mn
Photo credit: Curry Café website
If you want to taste old school mom’s cooking, you absolutely have to find this hidden gem. Curry Café is located snugly under the void deck at Admiralty Link, near Sembawang Shopping Centre. This small café serves homely dishes like Curry Chicken with Rice, Chicken Cutlet Rice, Prata, Fried Rice, and many snacks such as samosas, fries, onion rings, and more.
So, what makes this café so special? It gives you a true taste of home and nostalgia, much like coming home after school to a warm bowl of curry chicken prepared by grandma or mama.
Even their desserts are not the typical waffles, gelato, or ice cream, but old school ice pops, chilled jelly, and many other childhood treats.
Drips Bakery Café
Address: Multiple outlets around Singapore (Tiong Bahru, One Raffles Place)
Opening Hours: Varies across outlets
Photo credit: Drips Bakery Café website
If you love sweet treats and artisanal pastries, Drip Bakery should be no stranger to you. Their range of tarts is not only visually stunning but also undeniably delicious. Whether you are treating yourself or looking for a gift, this bakery is the perfect choice.
If you are celebrating someone’s birthday, add a cake for the perfect touch. We are sure your friends will love every bite.
Remember to use your CDC vouchers to indulge in these tarts. This offer is valid only at their Tiong Bahru and One Raffles Place outlets.
Kekito Bakery
Address: 1 Irving Place 02-21, Commerze @ Irving, Singapore 369546
Opening Hours: Tue to Sat 9am to 5pm, Sun 9am to 1pm
Photo credit: Kekito Bakery website
Kekito is a bakery with a special mission: to make Japanese-inspired sweet treats available for people who are diabetic or following a keto diet. Their desserts are beautiful, low-carb, keto-friendly, sugar-free, and diabetic-friendly. Most importantly, they accept CDC vouchers.
So if you are looking for a cake that everyone can enjoy, Kekito is the go-to bakery for your desserts. Find cakes, bread, cookies, and more that suit all occasions. Head down to their store to find out more!
With a substantial amount of CDC vouchers, let’s not only enjoy these cafes but also remind ourselves to support our local brands. After all, if not us, who will? There are still many amazing local cafes and brands out there, and if you’re unsure where to start, these 10 cafes and bakeries are a great place to explore.
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