Taboo Singapore - 57 Duxton Rd

LGBT Cafe ????

Excellent vibe. Great music

Good Ambience place to chill out with friends.. Drink pricing is reasonable.

Went for dinner and drinks to support the place but honestly cannot recommend the food. Over priced and poor quality food. Jasmine rice was dry to the point of being inedible, the har cheong gai was dangerously undercooked (literally bloody red meat) and the luncheon fries were overfried and totally hard. Prices are absurdly overpriced for this kind of microwaved/air fried food. Beef rendang cost $18 for 5 small spoons of meat and barely any rendang (which was mediocre). In terms of ambience, music choices were okay (if you enjoy Taboo's usual playstyle, think Lady Gaga, Madonna, Kylie Minogue and some Boney M), but music was too loud to have a decent conversation. Temperature was just right so you won't feel too cold if you come in shorts. Can get a bit squeezy but they did well to partition the tables apart from each other. Only saving grace was the service, which was prompt and friendly, albeit untrained. Overall, stay away if you want dinner. Come for drinks and club-like atmosphere.

Nice newer location, now more of an LGBT-friendly bar and cafe, than it's previous incarnation on Neill Road as one of the only gay dance clubs in Singapore. Certain elements remain the same, a strong sound system, nice lighting, and a handsome bartender. Offering a menu with snacks while you drink as well as main dishes. The friendly bartender is happy to offer drink suggestions, feel free to ask.