Gather - Arcade

Name: Gather - Arcade
Address: Singapore 188719, Gather, Singapore

4.3/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Gather

Address :

Singapore 188719

Website :

http://gathershop.co/

Opening hours :

Friday	8AM–6PM
Saturday	8AM–6PM
Sunday	8AM–6PM
Monday	8AM–6PM
Tuesday	8AM–6PM
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	8AM–6PM

Categories :

Cafe , Restaurant , Boutique , Crêperie ,

City :

Gather

Best Crêperie in Singapore

M	Michelle Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Food is okay, but I personally preferred the crepes at French Fold. Hot chocolate tasted like hot milo. What made the visit extremely unbearable and unpleasant was the noise level. Very noisy, the noise was reverberating, furthermore there was a group of four adults who were shouting to converse, my dining partner and I could hardly hear each other at all. Definitely not a place to slowly enjoy the food and converse, hence minus a star. I will not be going back again.
R	Rachel Cheng on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Visited on Saturday morning around 10+ am. No queue but people will gather around 11+ and may have a short queue if you don’t reserve. We ordered a sweet crepe(Kaya), a gallete (ham, cheese and egg) and the French toast. Our favorite was the French toast as it was crispy on the outside and super soft inside. Savory gallete was ok and it’s super filling because of the cheese inside. Sweet crepe was still steaming when served. I’d like it served cool but I guess you can wait for a while too.
C	Cyndi Poh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Finally walked into Gather. I ordered what most people recommended and did not fail me. The savoury crepes are really nice but anyone ordering the same pls eat the Mushroom one first before you tackle the Ham one (Off The Bone). Otherwise the salty ham overpowers the mushroom and doesn’t do it justice. The portion is ok but not if you are very hungry so top it off with the sweet ones as dessert. Ordered the Hazel Chocolate and the Fig and Camembert ones. I like how they serve the English Breakfast tea, in a metal basket. One star less cos the acoustics is not conducive for conversations. But perhaps that’s how it’s meant to be so you don’t stay long there!
J	Julie Sin on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ One of the best crepe places I have been to this year. Super love their new items - Triple Mushroom crepe and Chocolate Hazelnut crepe. They took the Chocolate crepe to the next level by having chocolate hazelnut bits in the crepe. As compared to the chocolate crepes elsewhere which are usually only drizzled with chocolate sauce. The minimalist lifestyle interior design is also very soothing, coupled with the lovely coffee aroma, it makes a great place for breakfast catch up before the lunch crowd comes.
A	A. Eater on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Crepe and galette menu options attractive and tasty; exciting, aesthetic open kitchen; clearly considered choice of tableware and interior fixtures. Hospitality is efficient yet friendly for such a busy place. Shame about the acoustics; it does look like they’ve tried to dampen the sound with some mounted grey canvas, but more has to be done.
E	Evie Wong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Came here on a morning of a public holiday, pretty crowded and loud so thankfully there was a reservation made. We had the Off the Bone and Mushroom rilletes and Burnt caramel as a sweet crepe. Love the texture of the crepe and how the flavours are simple yet delightful for a brunch time with some of my female friends. However dining time is limited so not much time to talk deep with your company. Nonetheless highly recommend this place if you’re thinking crepe
R	Rachel Alison on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Cool chill venue to have brunch with friends or family. The coffee was really fragrant, the crepes and brownies were good. Didn’t really like the vongole but my friends enjoyed the Japanese curry rice. Will come back again!
R	Ryan Hong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fun place with a very simple menu. Makes sense as everything we ate and drank were awesome. Quality is excellent. Taste is excellent. I have a feeling their model this more to what the Japanese do with western based food... they make it almost more french than the french. It does get busy and a bit noisy but that's also the atmosphere! Try the "on the bone" and the fig and Brie. That's what we ate. Ah... also kid friendly not only in terms of the food, but a basket of books to keep them busy while we eat!