Singapore's Best Pet-Friendly Places

Pop by the newly reopened GR.ID located along Selegie Road and check out this dessert cafe for their innovative souffle pancakes, bingsu and traditional sweet treats! Decked out with everything blue, their popular Matcha Lava Cake ($9.90), Thai Style Snow Ice ($16.90) and black sesame-based Black Swan Souffle ($9.90) will turn any frown upside down.

Plan a play date for your pets at this space that's filled with natural light (great for photos!) on Upper Thomson Road. Order the Prawn Laksa Pasta ($17.90) with luscious gravy and a generous portion of prawns. Spiceheads, go for the numbingly-good Mala Pasta ($16.90) that packs a punch with each bite. Complete the meal with the aromatic, well-seasoned Salted Egg Fries ($12). Your pooches will love their Sous Vide Pork Loin ($8.90) or Sous Vide Wagyu Beef ($12.90) while frolicking around with the other pups!
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Choose this modern zi char spot along Balestier Road for your next family outing with the furkids. Go straight for their flavour-packed, peppery Signature Bak Kut Teh ($11.80) with tender meat that falls off the bone. Otherwise, opt for the tasty Mee Goreng ($13.80) that's sure to fill you up. If your dog's birthday is coming up, why not throw a puppy pow wow on the second floor where you can rent an event space.
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Come with the whole family to Seletar Aerospace Park for brunch in a colonial garden setting — pets will love the wide open spaces! Meat lovers, you'll adore their 120-day grain fed Australian 300g Ribeye ($38) that boasts a lovely woody aroma, and comes with asparagus, tomato confit and mashed potatoes. A great alternative is the hearty Crab Benedict ($24) that sees a generous amount of crab meat piled on buttery croissant. Otherwise, opt for the light yet crisp Fish & Chips ($23) that both kids and parents would enjoy!
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Take your pet for a long walk along Punggol Promenade, then find respite at this hidden gem on Tebing Lane. Have the beautifully-plated Mac and Cheese ($14.80) or the Red Bass Fillet ($25.80) baked with white wine and served with potatoes and seasonal greens. If you're just here for a snack, munch on the Louisinana Wings ($12.80) that are doused in an addictive, spicy sauce. If you're coming with your pet, note that you may only sit outdoors. Ice water is available for your furkid!
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Impress your partner with brunch at this picturesque spot on Robertson Quay. Get started with their fragrant Black Truffle Eggs ($22) for perfectly cooked scrambled eggs covered in truffle shavings. On mains, their tender Oven-roasted Rosemary Chicken ($29) is a winner, as is the homemade Conchiglie Bolognese ($29) with a slow-cooked beef ragù. Dessert-wise, go for their decadent Italian Tiramisu ($15). Simply make a note in your reservation that you'll be bringing your pet, and they'll prepare a water bowl!
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Opened by the folks behind Cicheti, this casual bistro in South Beach is ideal for meals with loved ones (furkids included). Order their creamy and crispy Mushroom Gnocchi ($23), a side of crunchy Caramelised Brussel Sprouts ($10) and sous-vide Pollo with Couscous ($26) for a hearty meal. Sweet-tooths should go for the Banana Hotcakes ($21) that's best shared. Psst. The outdoor seating is sheltered, so you and your pooches can stay cool in the heat!
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Come during off-peak hours to get a seat at this tiny cafe (all al fresco!) at Serene Centre. Request for a water bowl for your pooch while you fill up on their creamy Scrambled Eggs ($12) topped with furikake, served on a slice of buttered sourdough toast — extra yummy with a side of avocado ($2). Otherwise, their creamy yet light House Ricotta Tartine ($12) served with roasted tomatoes, baby spinach and basil should do the trick. For a snack, opt for a simple Sourdough Toast ($6) with butter, salt and pepper. P.s Get an extra dollop of jam for just a dollar.
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Jot this cafe in Kembangan down for Insta-worthy pics with your pet amidst gorgeous blooms. Good for two or three pax is their fluffy Souffle Pancakes (from $15.90) that comes in Original, Matcha and Tiramisu flavours — accompanied by butter, syrup, cream, mixed berries and a scoop of ice cream. Wash it down with the Rose Latte ($7.90) or Flower Tea ($7.80). Best part? Not only are your furkids are allowed inside, there are also food options for them like Pork or Chicken Meatballs (8 pieces for $8.90).
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This quintessentially English cafe in Katong is perfect for brunch with your pet and partner — they even have Sunday roasts ($29/pax) served at noon on the dot! Also good is the Koo Koo Ca Choo ($19) with sauteed mushrooms, hash brown, poached eggs and shaved gruyère. There's also a killer Avocado Smash ($17), with feta cheese and poached eggs atop your avo toast. For sides, order the Scotch Egg ($10) doused in HP sauce. Note that furkids are only allowed in the al fresco area. Water bowls are available upon request!
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Make a mental note of this quiet spot on Telok Kurau Road that's perfect for easily excitable pups. The Big Breakfast ($19.80) is a feast for the eyes and the belly, with scrambled eggs, bacon, sauteed mushrooms, a grilled tomato, three sausages, hashbrowns and two slices of bread. Also good is their appetising Tomyum Pasta Vongole ($19.50) that comes with a generous amount of white clams in a slightly spicy, tangy sauce. Combat the heat with a refreshing glass of Iced Honey Lemon Lime ($6).
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Drop by this Serangoon joint for affordable nosh that you can enjoy with your pet. Dogs are allowed indoors, but keep them leashed! Fans of seafood will love the delicious Chilli Crab Pasta ($14) that sees dory slices, tiger prawns and soft shell crab on a bed of linguine, with a raw egg to stir into the sauce. Treat yourselves to the tea-riffic The Black Sea ($7), where a generous dollop of coconut ice cream sits in two shots of espresso and topped with genmaicha tea leaves.
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