[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Neil Rd (Updated May)

At 67 Neil Rd it’s stands out as a gem that offers more than just exceptional food. As you step into this stylish rooftop restaurant and bar, you'll be captivated by the modern ambiance, where elegance meets urban chic. The menu at 6ixty 7even is a celebration of culinary excellence. The chefs have crafted a selection of dishes that blend international flavors with local ingredients, creating a symphony of tastes that cater to a range of palates. The bar at 6ixty 7even is equally impressive, boasting a selection of handcrafted cocktails, fine wines, and spirits. The skilled mixologists are ready to concoct the perfect drink to complement your meal or to be enjoyed on its own as you unwind in the rooftop lounge. Whether you're planning a romantic dinner, a celebration with friends, or a special evening with colleagues, 6ixty 7even offers a setting that's both sophisticated and inviting. The attentive staff ensures that your dining experience is nothing short of perfection, from the moment you're seated to the last sip of your post-dinner cocktail. #sgfoodies

The Store Address - 11 Neil Rd, Singapore 088809 Ambiance/Facilities - cozy place, serves great cocktail and meat dishes Highlights - I love the lamb rack as it’s tender and doesn’t smell. lovely place to chill as the music isn’t very loud. good sharing portion. not much carbs dishes available though. but the meat is good! celebrated my friend’s bday there, near maxwell mrt! Avg. Price per Person - $50-70/pax without drinks Rating - 4/5

Had a delicious dinner at SOL Singapore! Their 2nd floor seating is actually like dark neon vibes and for people to chill and drink! A perfect place for you to bring your date and hang out! Their cocktails are very interesting as well, I love the Pink Robot! These are the dishes we tried. 1) Smoked Duck 2) Shellfish Pasta 3) Beef Rendang 4) Prawn Capellini I tried all of the dishes and my favourite will be the Smoked Duck personally! It’s super good and paired along with the mash very well. Do visit SOL Singapore to try out their dishes and unique cocktails with your family or friends! Location: 78 Neil Road, Singapore 088841

#SingaporeAttractions Among the cafes on Neil Road, I love the courtyard space of this new store the most. Artificial cement flower beds like Fieldnotes and The Coffee Code are beautiful, but if you sit under the flower trees on a cloudy day, watching the swaying leaves and quietly drinking a cup of coffee, the sense of leisure is incomparable to the former. You can smell the rich aroma of coffee at the door. The beans used by other nearby shops are all from Kenya and Ethiopia (cheap and easy to show flavor), but the South American beans used by this shop are relatively uncommon and even give off a pleasant aroma of rum, which instantly attracted me into the store. Then I saw that this shop also has special milk for making latte. I wonder if it can make it taste dirty, so I couldn’t wait to order one! The other one, Dark Indeed, is a delicious medium-dark roasted bean with a chocolate flavor and moderate acidity. When you first take a sip, the rich dark chocolate flavor is mixed with a pleasant fruity aroma. I ordered an iced Americano to take away. It’s a pity really. The beans themselves are of good quality and there’s no need to add grape flavor. The owner of this shop makes custom furniture, so the interior decoration, lighting, and the texture of the tables and chairs are all great. I heard that there are plans to transform into an omakase restaurant. As for the food, well, it's pretty much the same as Mio across the street. It's pretty good for a cafe, and even the menus are very similar. Dessert Matcha Bath

#favouriteitinerary At Yuen Yeung Dessert Cafe on Neil Road, we discovered a wonderful blend of artisanal craftsmanship and affordability. The desserts are thoughtfully made from scratch, and you can really taste the difference—nothing here feels artificial. We tried their Taro Paste Rice Mochi & Black Rice with Milk Snow, which was a real highlight. The combination of smooth taro paste and nutty black rice, topped with a fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth milk snow, was absolutely delicious. We also added a topping of chewy homemade taro balls, which added a wonderful texture to the dessert. The rice mochi had that perfect, satisfying chew that reminded us of the traditional treats we’ve had overseas. Everything at Yuen Yeung feels fresh, with each component made in-house, making it clear that a lot of care goes into crafting these desserts. We really enjoyed the experience—it's affordable, yet feels special, and every bite brings out the natural flavors without any artificial aftertaste.

#newyearnewtrip Visit ToMo cafe if you happen to pass by Neil Road! The matcha strawberry drink was interesting and they serve lunch seats as well. My friends and I and enjoyed the pasta there and also the salad that was served together. Is was not not crowded during lunch time when I went hence didn’t have to wait very long for my meal to be served. It is a good place to chill with a friends.

Discover warmth and culinary artistry at Side Door, Neil Road's latest gem. The husband-and-wife powerhouse, Bannie Kang and Tryson Quek, brings a dynamic synergy honed over half a decade at Anti:Dote. Bannie, a bartending luminary, infuses Korean elements into creations like Non-Fruit Beer and Holy Moly Mary. Their concoctions, from the herbaceous East Meets West to the boozier Seaside, balance complexity and accessibility. Side Door achieves more than mixology mastery; it fosters a homey ambiance with affable personalities and a thoughtfully crafted menu. Trust this capable duo; Side Door is poised for a delightful journey of growth. #Tripstars

One of the most unique location of Shake Shack’s chain is located in the district of Tanjong Pagar - 89 Neil Road. Experience eating your favorite burger in one of Singapore’s most historical and culturally rich building architecture! #singapore #food #hiddengem

Location is at Neil road, Singapore 088849 At the side of the small alley walkway looks like an artist Corner. Apart from the amazing art drawings created by our Singapore local talents featuring the ripples duo, I saw an elderly man creating a magnificent artpiece too. Standing there watching him working on his artpiece. On and off, there were passersby who stopped by and looked at his creative drawings. He was drawing the heritage and culture of the shop houses there. He must have spent quite some time there finishing on his art piece. Looking at him drawing really makes me want to take out my colour pencils and start to draw something out. #celebratewithtrip #tripblazers

Shake shack @ Neil Road Address - 89 Nel Road Singapore 088849 Highlights - juicy burgers alert Avg. Price per Person - 10++ Rating - 4/5 This is one of the first shake shack outlet in singapore and attracted long queues when it first opened. Now that more outlets have opened, there wasnt a queue when i came on a tuesday evening for an early dinner. Not that i am complaning as i like the calmness and quietness. Order shake burger and sesame concrete aka ice cream. Their burger buns are always soft and fluffy, just the way i like it. Beef patty is juicy! My first time trying their ice cream and it isnt bad! Comes with small brownies and some other sweet bites. #singapore #foodie #foodies #mustvisit #mustdo