From Australian sports bar Boomarang, budget watering hole No. 27 Bistro to luxurious karaoke ZIGGY’S, here are 11 bars and restaurants in Robertson Quay Singapore, that open till past midnight.
1. Boomarang Bistro & Bar – Australian sports bar
Source: Boomarang Bistro & Bar
Offering Australian cuisine, live sports screenings and well-crafted beers, Boomarang Bistro & Bar is the place to be for all sports lovers. Treat yourself to Kangaroo meat, Wagyu beef burgers and mouth-watering skewers.
Looking for something that you can share with your mates? Get the humongous platters of fresh seafood that include fish, calamari and prawn. Raise your glasses and celebrate the goals scored by your favourite team.
Opening Hours
Daily: 6am-3am
Address: 60 Robertson Quay, #01-15 The Quayside, 238252
Contact: +65 6738 1077
Nearest MRT Station: Fort Canning
2. Harry’s Pier (Robertson Quay) – Live bands & quiz nights
Source: Harry’s Bar Singapore
Located along Singapore River, Harry’s is a popular bar amongst Singaporeans for its sports screenings, live bands, quiz nights and of course, drinks. Enjoy a pint of ice-cold lager at S$12 per pint while you feast on decadent dishes.
Order the huge portion of platter called Carnivore (S$49) – filled with BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Harry’s Signature Wings, Italian Pork Chipolata, Chicken Satay and Tandoori Chicken.
Opening Hours
Monday-Thursday: 4pm-1am
Friday: 4pm-2am
Saturday: 12pm-2am
Sunday: 12pm-1am
Address: 80 Mohamed Sultan Rd, #01-07/09, Singapore 239013
Contact: +65 6838 7952
Nearest MRT Station: Fort Canning
3. King Ohmii – High-quality steak and salmon
Source: King Ohmii
Located near Clarke Quay, King Ohmii serves delicious European and Asian food as well as a large variety of wine and liquor. Indulge in their wonderful signature main courses such as the Grilled Australian Wagyu Ribeye (150gm) and Cocoa Infused Roasted Salmon and Chorizo (S$26). To avoid disappointment, it is best to make reservations in advance – especially on weekends.
Opening Hours
Monday-Thursday, Sunday: 4am-1am
Friday & Saturday: 4am-3am
Address: Robertson Walk, 11 Unity Street #01-18, 237995
Contact: +65 9800 0810
Nearest MRT Station: Fort Canning
4. No.27 Bistro and Bar – Cheap fruity sojus
Source: No. 27 Bistro And Bar
On a budget? Not a problem at No.27 Bistro and Bar as you can chug cheap beer pints and soju bottles. The bar boasts a huge variety of soju flavours and patrons can choose from Green Grape, Grapefruit, Peach, Pineapple, Pomegranate and Blueberry.
An ongoing promotion sees these soju bottles selling at S$14.80 for one and S$40 for three. You know what they say, alcohol tastes best when it’s affordable!
Opening Hours
Monday-Thursday: 6pm-2am
Friday & Saturday: 6pm-3am
Sunday: Closed
Address: 27 Mohamed Sultan Rd, Singapore 238971
Contact: +65 9430 0510
Nearest MRT Station: Fort Canning
5. ZIGGY’S – Luxury karaoke and cocktail bar
Source: ZIGGY’S Singapore
ZIZZY’s takes karaoke to a whole new level. There are huge deluxe rooms suitable for large gatherings or corporate events; these rooms can fit up to 12 people while VIP rooms can fit between 25 – 40 people. What better way to bond with your peers and colleagues than singing your hearts out together?
With soft velvet sofas and a private refrigerator in each room, ZIGGY’S indeed offers an unrivalled luxurious karaoke experience. Choose from wine, sake, gin, whisky and cognac to complete your KTV session. If you’re hungry, feel free to order in some bar bites to fill your stomachs.
For deluxe rooms, rates are from S$60 per hour during Happy Hour (5pm – 8pm), S$80 per hour during weekdays (8pm – 3am) and S$100 per hour during weekends (8pm – 3am).
Opening Hours
Daily: 5pm-3am
Address: 11 Unity Street #01-27 Robertson Walk, 237995
Contact: +65 6235 5400
Nearest MRT Station: Fort Canning
6. Summerlong – Mediterranean & Greek-inspired cocktails
Providing cosy respite in the heart of the city along the idyllic Robertson Quay riverfront, Summerlong is a dining destination that constantly impresses in terms of its stunning boho-chic aesthetic, ambience, delicious and wholesome food, as well as a repertoire of cocktails inspired from the broad flavours of the Mediterranean.
Complementing their expansive list of offerings, whisk your evening away over Greek-inspired hand-crafted tipples such as their ultra-refreshing Greek Mojito (S$20++) and their creamy and mad-addictive, Pandan Colada (S$20++). The restaurant curates a wide variety of Greek wines as well.
Monday to Friday
5.30pm to midnight (Kitchen closes at 10pm)
Saturday and Sunday
Brunch: 10.30am to 3pm
Mid-day Dining: 3pm – 5pm
Dinner: 5.30pm to midnight (Kitchen closes at 10pm)
Address: The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay #01-04, Singapore 238252
Contact: +65 6235 1225
Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay / Fort Canning
7. In Bad Company – Craft beer & yakitori
Quaint, intimate and relatively low-key, In Bad Company is a great place to unwind after a hard day’s work with your pals over a craft beer and hearty nosh. Their focus is on Japanese-fusion food so expect to find things such as donburi, yakitori and the like. As far as drinks are concerned, you can’t go wrong with an ice-cold pint of delicious craft beer. Pair it with a platter of yakitori skewers and that right there is total bliss.
Address: 46 Kim Yam Rd, #01-06/07 The Herencia, Singapore 239351
Opening Hours: 9AM – 5PM (Mon), 9AM – 12AM (Tue to Fri), 11AM 12AM (Sat), 11AM – 5PM (Sun)
Contact: +65 9168 1996
8. Le Fusion – Located in The Pier at Robertson Quay
Everything about Le Fusion, from their impressively curated menu to their swanky interiors, is an amalgamation of Eastern and Western heritage. Red lanterns, graffiti and neon signs paint a hip yet traditional vibe, which is very well translated in their food as well which are essentially contemporary twists on classic Chinese banquet dishes.
If you aren’t turned off by the idea of eating goose liver, definitely opt for the Rougie Foie Gras which features a beautifully pan-seared piece of foie gras accompanied by oriental risotto and tobiko. Don’t miss out on their happy hour promotion that sees all beers going at S$10 all night long.
Address: The Pier at Robertson, 80 Mohamed Sultan Rd, #01-7 8/9, Singapore 239013
Opening Hours: 5PM – 1AM (Mon to Sat), 4PM – 10PM (Sun)
Contact: +65 6363 9966
9. Rosso Vino – Italian restaurant & bar
If you’re looking to dial it back a notch on a Friday night without compromising on the ambient and convivial Robertson Quay vibe, head over to Rosso Vino for a dose of Italian comfort food and an array of craft cocktails that will rock your boat. Their food is topnotch and scratch-made by an Italian chef. Their drinks? A myriad of popular classics which includes a selection of imported vino, spritzers and the like.
Address: 15 Merbau Rd, Singapore 239032
Opening Hours: 3PM – 1AM (Daily)
Contact: +65 6733 7735
10. Quaich Bar – Boutique scotches & over 500 types of rare whiskies
Housing over 500 expressions of whiskies—90 per cent of which are Scotches sourced from boutique distilleries in Scotland including numerous rarities not easily available anywhere else in the world—this polished bar is one where connoisseurs gather. Their range varies from rare to ultra-rare, including the coveted Yamazaki 50 which costs more than $100,000.
Address: 390A Havelock Rd, Singapore 169664
Opening Hours: 5PM – 1AM (Sun to Thu), 5PM – 2AM (Fri & Sat)
Contact: +65 6732 3452
11. TEN Sushi by Marusaya – Japanese gastrobar opens till 3AM
The word ‘Ten’ in the Japanese tongue translates to ‘heaven’, which is pretty accurate on account of the restaurant’s commitment to serving nothing but the best to customers. Their sushi, sashimi and various other Japanese dishes are of impeccable quality, all masterfully prepared by the Japan-born maestro Chef Marusaya. To complement the meal, diners may choose from an impressive selection of sake and Japanese whiskies to further substantiate the heavenly experience.
Address: The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay, ＃01- 09, Singapore 238252
Opening Hours: 5PM – 3AM (Daily)
Contact: +65 6735 0383
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