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When we think of 24 hour eateries, prata and dim sum often come to mind. But if you are getting sick of heading to the same old establishments till 4am, Tittle Tattle is the new place in town catering to all brunch-loving Singaporeans.
Located at Selegie Road, Tittle Tattle is a vintage cafe and bar serving all-day brunch, mains and waffle items. Decked in red brick cladding walls with little touches of retro furnishings such as a wooden old-school jukebox, the cafe exudes a 1980s vibe that is so comfortable you won’t want to leave.
Start your day fuelled and energised with the Tittle Tattle Breakfast (S$24), a wholesome breakfast platter featuring a mix of Italian sausages, bacon, scrambled egg and sautéed mushrooms.
For a healthier option, their Mr Avocado (S$18) also makes for a great choice with two slices of avocado toast, each with a poached egg crowning the top and a hefty salad on the side. A perfect meal great for your heart and even better for the soul.
If you are looking for a place to work or study during the day or deep into the night, Tittle Tattle is an ideal spot as the eatery has power points all around to keep your electronic devices juiced up and working throughout your stay.
The best part is, there’s no need to worry about being chased out as Tittle Tattle welcomes diners to stay for as long as they want at any time of day (or night).
Need some sweets to replenish the lost sugar from mugging too hard? Then indulge in the Tittle Tattle Disaster (S$22). Topped with macarons, marshmallows, iced gem biscuits, full kinder bueno sticks and an entire cone of ice-cream, this waffle will surely tickle your fancy and take you on a sugar high.
With the exam period just around the corner, why not grab a friend or two and head to Tittle Tattle? I’m pretty sure their variety of food and beverages will keep you fuelled the entire study night (hopefully without a food coma).
