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Whenever I try to study or work at home, I find myself getting up from my chair every 30 minutes to get a snack, check my phone or take a nap. If you’re like me, you know how unconducive a home environment can be for working, with a wonderfully soft and comfortable bed calling your name.
With the current COVID-19 climate, more and more companies have been requesting that their staff work from home. For those of you find yourselves struggling to complete assignments at home, consider moving your base of operations to Brotherbird Coffeehouse!
The famous Brotherbird x Stateland Café, known for its soft-serve, doughnuts and mochi inventions, closed down in late 2019. In February 2020, it reopened at the same location, 32 Bali Lane, as Brotherbird Coffeehouse, an expansion of the café which has an all-new dine-in bakehouse concept.
This bakehouse experience features a simple bakes-based brunch and pastry items, with a focus on coffee pairing. Furthermore, they aim to enhance the lighting of their cafe with as much natural light as possible, giving a cleaner and more minimalistic vibe.
For the month of February 2020, Brotherbird Coffeehouse launched a #workfromcoffeehouse initiative, catering to anyone who’s on the hunt for an ideal space to work in with unlimited Wifi and bottomless black coffee refills. This is to help customers enjoy their work in a comfortable environment, even more so during this time of crisis when we are subjected to unfamiliar and intimidating circumstances.
To enjoy this #workfromcoffeehouse initiative, visit Brotherbird Coffeehouse on weekdays from 11am – 9pm for the rest of February! With the purchase of one coffee and one croissant or a minimum spend of S$10 per dine-in customer, get unlimited bottomless black coffee refills throughout the day to tide you over for work.
Brotherbird Coffeehouse also has a myriad of pastries and desserts for you to munch on while pondering over your work, such as their croissant range with unique flavours like Ferrero Rocher Croissant and Oolong Tea Croissant.
At Brotherbird Coffeehouse, there definitely won’t be a shortage of black coffee, good pastries, and productivity. Of course, remember to stay safe and protect yourself from the Coronavirus!
Dates & Times: 11am – 9pm (Mon to Fri) for the month of February 2020
Price: One coffee and one croissant, or a minimum spend of S$10 per dine-in customer
