Coffee aficionados and cafe hoppers, it’s time to rejoice. The thought of travelling can sometimes induce inertia when you’re embarking on a cafe-hopping route – I fully empathise. The clever pioneers of Cafe Fest, the world’s first cafe-hopping event, have made cafe-hopping incredibly easy. They’ve united a host of Singapore’s favourite cafes, side-by-side, for two entire days.
Sip on gorgeous latte art and munch on freshly-baked pastries as you sway to the strains of live music at the Waterfront Promenade, come 6 – 7 September.
Expect to sample coffee and food from Maison Ikkoku, Toby’s Estate and Jimmy Monkey amongst other familiar and popular homegrown cafes. The brainchild of two part-time cafe hobbyists, this event is a nod to Singapore’s burgeoning cafe scene.
Admission to the event is free of charge but festival visitors have to pay for passes to enjoy drinks and treats. Passes are priced at $20 (early bird) and $30 (VIP).
We know our readers love reading our cafe guides from our articles on 45 Cafes to visit in your life to the 15 Cafes with no GST and 15 Cafes that serve legendary coffee.
So we were proud to come on board to give the first ever cafe event coverage as the official lifestyle portal for Cafe Fest. Stay tuned for for cafe reviews, interviews with the founders, event updates and VIP ticket giveaways in the lead up to the event.
In the mean time, visit the Cafe Fest website at cafefest.sg or follow them on Facebook and Instagram for more information.
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