Dutch Colony Coffee Co. - 113 Frankel Ave

Went around 9+am on a Sunday. Nice ambience. Not overly crowded, didn’t have to wait a seat. Ordered heart breakfast, it was really hearty, very filling. Chose sous vide egg for egg selection. Will be nice if pepper and a spoon are given by default for this choice of egg. Sat at a table which is built by scaffold poles, the end of the poles were not covered with screws exposed.. kicked it accidentally and had a small cut. Other than that, nice experience overall. Will visit again.

@Frankel Ave. Nice, rustic deco. Food is not bad but nothing more than that. Cake was a bit too dry but taste OK. I prefer five oars

Absolutely amazing place to get brunch! The staff are super friendly and efficient! the food is delicious for the price. Price range slightly cheaper than other brunch cafe’s i visited. One of the best in the east side definitely :)

Great and attentive service from the serving staff. Coffee is great and the items in the menu justify the price tag. A good and cozy place to have a meal and coffee. Crowded most of the time! Be early! Visited again several times but today 12 Dec, the coffee latte were bitter and sourish to the taste buds. Did not finish the latte. Somehow coffee baristing is not consistent, and coffee beans used may be different then the normal blend, thus the bitter taste.

Staff are friendly. Place is cozy. Plenty of seats to go around. Had the blueberry muffin today and it was nice, fluffy and not too sweet. Was a tad disappointed with the coffee however. For a cappuccino, the beverage was a tad too hot but the roast was nice! Pricing was quite fair too! Parking however is a Bee Eye Tea See Haych. ??

I went there for Sunday Brunch with my family. We had some difficulty in finding the parking, the food does worth this hassle. The ambiance of the Cafe is wonderful, they have utilized both space and lighting inside very well. We have enjoyed the brunch. Everything was very good, we have opted for croissant, shabshuka, sunny side up egg with toast and salad. The croissant was very good, it look fresh. Shabshuka was the highlight, they did add some mince meat in it which actually enhanced the taste of it. It was not sweet, as usually I found in Shabshuka dishes. I have opted for Cappuccino and I was surprised as it was made from freshly roasted coffee beans. I can say that it was refreshing from what usually I get if I order cappuccino in Singapore. It was a great experience for us. I will be going back to try some more dishes.

The bagel seems to be popular, so I decided to give it a try. Turned out, it was one of the worst bagels I've ever had. I found out from the staff that they don't make their own bagels and got them from a supplier, so it's probably not their fault (and I know to avoid bagel from where!), but the ingredients did not help. It was totally dry and unappealing. Chili beef fries was okay, but i somehow prefer Carl's Junior one??? That says a lot. Overall, the place is quite well decorated, but the food did not have standard, and was pricey for its quality.

Opens early for breakfast. Both croissants taste were decent. Truffle egg smells good but more fillings could be added. Ham and cheese was okay.. Mushroom soup… the only dish that was below average. Taste was bland and very lukewarm. Coffee was good and wife said the ice chocolate she had was good too. Service staff was friendly.