Club Street, Singapore - Guide to Best Bars & Restaurants

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Club Street, Singapore Overview

Located in the heart of Chinatown within the Outram Planning Area, is the very popular Club Street. An L-shaped enclave between the historic Chinatown and the modern Telok Ayer, it links Cross Street with Ann Siang Hill, leading to South Bridge Road. Formerly a sleepy little place, Club Street now draws extensive crowds as it is lined with numerous bars and restaurants. It is also famous for its beautiful shop houses, which have been conserved and turned into charming galleries and cafes. These magnificent shop houses lend the bars and restaurants an exquisite old world charm, which makes Club Street a perfect place to enjoy a relaxing drink with friends.

The area of Club Street is not very big and is therefore, often deemed perfect for those who want to try bar-hopping. Along with offering visitors a range of exciting drinks and palatable cuisines, the bars and restaurants of Club Street include a striking experience of live music and superbly decorated interiors amidst its central location in Singapore, promising an unforgettable visit. Along with the trendy hangouts here, one can find speciality bars like O'Batignolles and Los Primos, surrounding a central theme that enhances one's visit to these places. The ambience of each of the bars and restaurants is unique, and tourists are spoilt for choice when they choose to visit this exciting locale. Club Street is hence, a remarkable place for all foodies and bar hoppers.

Bars and Restaurants at Club Street

1 IZY: This is a beautiful gastropub, which serves Japanese cuisine and even has a secret bar in the back. Visitors love their chicken karaage which is fried chicken and wagyu donburi which is a rice bowl. The bar in the back is named Cache, and it serves an assortment of cocktails and drinks, the most popular of which is the ginger martini.
3 Les Buchons: 3 Les Buchons is a celebrated French establishment, famous for its seafood like jumbo prawns and salmon fillet. It also serves sharing plates which include a huge a côte de bœuf platter. It is most famous for its enormous 25gm rib eye steak, which they sear perfectly.
O'Batignolles: A quaint little place, O'Batignolles is one of Singapore’s most authentic bar a vin. It serves French cuisine, which includes French Cheeses, cold cuts, light meals and of course French wine.
Los Primos: This bar has a lovely Spanish atmosphere and beautiful interiors. They serve various types of delicious cocktails and even stay open till 2:00 AM. They have an extensive food menu and an even more extensive drinks menu. Visitors often chose their delicious Jamon Serrano which costs SGD 20.90 for 100 gms, or their Spanish tortillas and meatballs, which each cost SGD 14.90. Los Primos has both indoor and outdoor seating, with happy hours from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM every day.
Gem Bar and Lounge: This one of the most lively and diverse bars of Club Street. The interior is done according to a Victorian theme with a beautiful alfresco garden outside. It is famous for its drinks promos and its line-up of quality DJs who play house, tech, dub, hip-hop and funk. The food here ranges from pizzas to burgers, fries and mashed potatoes, most of which cost around SGD 15.00 to SGD 20.00. They also have various offers on drinks like buy one get one and happy hours which continue all night long.
Oxwell and Co.: Oxwell and Co is one of the most popular bars of Club Street. They have a billboard-like exterior, which is mounted on a grey and white colonial building. Three types of seating areas are available at Oxwell and Co. Firstly, they have a formal rooftop dining area, which is followed by a bar downstairs and some alfresco seating outdoors. The interiors of Oxwell and Co are loud and flashy, and they serve a wide range of drinks most of which are poured from unique taps. Along with the regular drinks, they also serve their unique in-house Oxhorn Larger which is available for SGD 12.00.