It was a Friday evening and my sales training event was over – I deserved a beer!
Staying at Swissotel Stamford means you’re just across the road from Chijmes, a restaurant, bar, shopping and entertainment precinct in a converted convent.
Paprika and Cumin, Chijmes, Singapore
It was a hot and humid Singapore Saturday afternoon (lol, aren’t they always hot and humid in Singapore!) and my thoughts turned towards rehydration so I decided to see what Clarke Quay was like in the afternoon.
Octapas, Clarke Quay, Singapore
I stumbled upon the SQUE Rotisserie & Alehouse a couple of years ago when I was staying the the Swissotel Merchant Court.
SQUE is on the first floor of Clarke Quay Central shopping centre, and overlooks the Singapore “River” just across from the better known bar, restaurant and nightlife area of Clarke Quay. I say “River” as the waterway is now dammed by the Marina Barrage so is part of the Marina Reservoir.
SQUE Rottisserie & Alehouse, Clarke Quay, Singapore
I’d just gotten off the plane and thrown my bags in my room at the Swissotel Stamford and decided to head out somewhere I’d not been before for a couple of beers and a bite to eat.
I headed to Seah Street just on the other side of Raffles Hotel and came across a small place called Bridge.
Bridge, Singapore
Another year, another trip to Singapore which means I need a place for beers in the hot and humid weather.
I’ve been to Brotzeit before and the service has, for the most part, been decent however this trip I must say I was underwhelmed on several occasions with the service.
Slow service and staff forgetting to place orders and bring bills when asked aren’t the hallmarks of a place I want to frequent.
But being Singapore there are hundreds of similar places fighting for your business so on to better places!