Welcome Easter Weekend Brunch At These 10 Restaurants In Singapore

Indulge in a proper high tea affair in a contemporary garden setting with food from both the east and west, with savoury mains, delicious scones and dainty, moreish desserts.

Best for: Tea-loving girlfriends and moms — there are up to 22 artisanal tea selections spanning black, green, fruity, herbal, and oolong blends. 

Must-tries: Slow Roasted Baby Piglet with Truffle Honey and Paprika Salt, Milk-Fed Baby Lamb with Sweet Potato Mash.

Kid Specials: Bouncy castle, Easter egg hunt, face painting, Easter egg painting, magic show

Price: $108++ per person for high tea buffet; $54++ per person for children

Bringing together the best of Chinese fine dining and Italian bistronomy, this whimsical food wonderland is a collaboration between the chefs of Luce by Davide, The Lobby Lounge, and Man Fu Yuan — resulting in 16 live stations.

Best for: Families with picky kids who love Italian and Chinese food, and can’t decide between both!

Must-tries: “The Hatter” Toffee-Nutella Chocolate Cake, “Poison Mushroom” Brandied Cherries Meringe Lollipop, “Carrot Pot” Yogurt Mousse and Orange Cake

Kid Specials: Bouncy castle, ball pit, Easter Egg Hunt, face painting, balloon sculpting

Price: From $178 per adult, $88 per child

Here’s the boozy brunch you deserve, with an American-style brunch menu that includes Easter doughnuts and cupcakes. Their special collection of festive cocktails are served trolley-style so you’ll get to personalise each drink.

Best for: Yuppies who want a kid-free meal — the only noise you’ll hear is the sound of those smooth libations going down your throat.

Must-tries: Smoked Foie Gras Crispy Buttermilk Chicken Waffle, Hot Cross Buns with Whiskey Custard, Bourbon Dark Chocolate Fondue

Price: From $138

This lush hideout in Singapore’s shopping belt has lowkey hits of elegance while remaining discreet — Shangri-La’s famous for hosting celebrity guests. With a buffet curated by a team of multi-national chefs, you know you’re in good hands. 

Best for: Wanderlust-fuelled couple friends who want to taste the world, with Middle Eastern, Indian, Western, Peranakan and Asian delights.

Must-tries: Poached Cocktail Prawn Salad with “Sakura Easter” Egg, Special Easter Egg Live Station with Shaved Truffle, Easter Fancy Egg with Caviar, Easter Eggs Wars, Carrot Patch Pot

Price: From $138 per adult, from $69 per child

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Enjoy a sky-high brunch 57 floors above ground while taking in the Singapore skyline. Here’s where Italian-American classics are given the Easter bunny treatment with free-flow Veuve Clicquot champagne to boot.

Best for: With a buzzy playlist and a party-going crowd, it’s ideal for big friend groups looking to make a racket.

Must-tries: New Zealand Rack of Lamb with Rosemary Salsa Verde, Traditional Linguine Cacio e Pepe, Hot Cross Buns.

An epic brunch at an iconic setting – it could only be Fullerton. Bring the kids along for a French bistro experience that’s elevated up a thousand notches. Housed in an elegant setting that still retains casual ease, tuck into chef's specials made just for Easter.

Best for: Emily In Paris vibes, but the kid-friendly version. Instead of looking over the Seine, you’ll get panoramic views of Marina Bay.

Must-tries: Moroccan Spiced Roasted Gundagai Lamb Leg, Sous Vide Cage-free Eggs with Black Truffle, Sea Urchin and Oscietra Caviar

Kid Specials: Not only do they have an Easter bunny mascot, parents are in for a treat — there are special playrooms for Easter egg-painting and balloon-making sessions. Kids can join the garden Easter Egg Hunt, too.

Price: From $128 for adults, from $64 for child

We love experimental fusion, especially when it marries two popular cuisines. Merging authentic French cuisine and refined local Chinese Singaporean favourites, expect an east-meets-west smorgasbord of flavours and techniques using seasonal local produce and organically-grown ingredients from the restaurant’s own herb garden.

Best for: Families and couples who love savoury desserts as much as they love their mains — enjoy croffles, Portuguese egg tarts, and more.

Must-tries: Pan-fried Foie Gras with Kumquat Marmalade, Coastal Lamb Rack with Chimichurri Sauce, Baked Lobster with Tarragon Béarnaise

Kid specials: Balloon sculpting, magic tricks

Price: From $138 for adults, from $69 for children

With residential-style open kitchens, Estate at the Hilton is a must-visit for families that see a buffet as a dining destination in itself. This year’s escape features an Avocado Bar and homemade sausages grilled à la minute.

Best for: Cheese lovers, with 32 types of European cheese on hand. Dessert lovers will also appreciate over a dozen Easter-themed desserts that are great for the ‘gram.

Must-tries: Baileys Carrot Trifle, Nutmeg Madeleines

Kid specials: Easter egg scavenger hunt, balloon sculpting, egg painting, magicians

Price: From $188++ per adult

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If a foie gras live station isn’t enough to convince you to book a spot, what are you waiting for? Apart from the Easter specials, this Hawaiian-themed brunch features cocktails inspired by the holiday island and free-flow Telmont champagne to accompany your gastronomic journey.

Best for: Families looking for something out of the ordinary — it’s not everyday you get to enjoy a Tiki taste trip for Easter.

Must-tries: Rum and Raisin Hot Cross Buns, Devilled Eggs, Scotch Eggs

Kid specials: Easter egg hunt, bunny cookie decorating, bingo games

Price: From $178

Have an Italian Easter at Monti, where quality produce from everyone’s favourite food destination comes together to form a lavish brunch by the bay you won’t forget. 

Best for: Lovers who want to relive their Italian trips with copious amounts of Parma ham, stracciatella, and more.

Must-tries: Slow Cooked Lamb Shoulder with Vin Cotto Jus, Affettati e Formaggi Tower with hams, cheeses, nuts, and fruits, and Ricotta and Chocolate Rum Cannoli.

Price: From $108 for adult, from $54 for kids