Craft Bakery & Cafe

Open Now

Now Closed

we have ordered a pulled pork burger and pork gordan blue. Both of them taste ok though the waiter has mentioned that the burger will be a little bit dry, it was fine for us. despite, we think that the gordan blue was dry. the gordan blue comes with ebiko sauce which also taste good with onion ring.

Prawn aglio olio: prawns tasted like frozen ones (as you can see from photo, almost void of color). Bacon was very shredded too. There were not much ingredients but fortunately, the taste of the aglio olio made up for it. The garlic was fragrant and it was slightly spicy for me. At $16.90, I don't think it's really worth it. Skinny fries tossed in white truffle oil and parmesan cheese $9.90: truffle flavour was almost non-existent. It was very faint unfortunately.Croissant with ham and scrambled

There was only one reason why I entered CRAFT Bakery & Cafe... to try out the new Sugar app on my phone. It is one of those cafes that I found appearing to lack a character, it just looked very normal and a little dull. I guess I've been too pampered by fancy hipster cafes which haul bicycles onto tables. Oh well, but anyway I was curious about the functionality of the app so I did not care less about the frills, so I entered eagerly with a phone at hand, with $10 credits which I received upon m

Craft Bakery & Cafe is run by the people behind 3 Inch Sin, a bakery-cafe more known for their molten lava cakes. Unsurprisingly, the same molten lava cakes can be found here in an assortment of variations. The place is fairly bright and spacious, with both indoors seating and an al fresco area.We dropped in for brunch, after passing over Park@Holland V on the other side, for the more-affordable prices at Craft. There is the usual array of all-day breakfast items, sandwiches, mains and coffees.D

The service here was pretty slow. Ordered the mushroom sandwich but it didn't tally with the price as the filling is quite little. Bread is a little too hard as well. The mushroom and cheese inside tasted not that bad but there wasn't a lot of ingredients inside. The ambience however is pretty ok with a cafe setting and it wasn't that noisy. The meal does not include the drink. I ordered a separate lemon juice and it tasted not that bad! But the bottle is a bit too small.

It was a spontaneous visit to Craft Bakery & Cafe months ago with the bf. We initially wanted to go to La Nonna as I had heard about their 1-for-1 lunch deals on weekdays. Unfortunately on that day, La Nonna was closed as they were having some minor renovations. We walked around Holland Village and decided to settle on Craft Bakery. Craft Bakery & Cafe is a small cafe serving simple brunch items such as sandwiches, and desserts and coffee. They sell desserts from 3 inch sin including a variety o

Was up early for breakfast at Holland Village and not many places were open. Chanced upon this new eating place and was eager to try their breakfast items out Ordered their Egg Benedict ($12.50) and Egg Florentine ($15) plus two Cappuccino. The coffee was so-so, but was altogether even more disappointed that my poached eggs were not up to expectations at all. The egg yolk was not runny but semi-solid. The shape of the egg looked awkwardly small on top of the muffin. It was quite a let down. How

Ain't weekend afternoon suppose to be enjoyable with good desserts and coffee? My friends and I were in Holland V area and decided to check out some cafes (yes we are cafe junkies) and decided to pop by CRAFT as many bloggers were raving high and low about it recently. So we decided to forgo our initial plan to visit to d'GoodCafe and come to this cafe that is on the other side along the row of shop-houses.Yes, the 3-Inch-Sin Original Molten Cake ($9.50). I had quite decent ones at the origin

Strolling down the streets of Holland Village on a lazy weekday afternoon, it seemed like the perfect spot to hide from the afternoon sun overhead. Quiet space in the day, it was a comfortable spot to be chilling with brunch and desserts, over some reading material or a quiet space for off-site working.Unfortunately they didn’t seem to have any brunch menu, so forget about the eggs and sausages like what you’d expect at the usual cafes. Instead, their menu is mostly on sandwiches, coffee, and si

This cafe is set up by the people behind 3-Inch Sin! It is a pretty small cafe with just one walkway infront of the counter. For the price we paid, it was such a small portion and totally not worth it! We opted for non-spicy as we couldn't take spice and it turned out tasting very bland and dry. Having read raving reviews of their signature sandwich The Craft, I had to try it! This sandwich consist of maple-candied bacon and green apple slaw on waffle grids. I thought it was a pretty unique com

It’s surprisingly quite empty even during dinner hours and everywhere else was crowded so we decided to settle for dinner there!I ordered The Craft Shepherd’s Pie ($14) because it has a recommended sign beside and I really wanted to have some meat for dinner. The shepherd’s pie consists of mashed potato on top and minced beef below. It makes quite a good combination for the first few mouthful but subsequently I got sick of it as there’s too much beef. The mashed potato was good though, not too w

Occupying the space that used to once belong to Cold Rock Ice Creamery, a new bakery/cafe has recently joined the slew of eateries in Holland Village. From the same creators of Molten Chocolate Cake Specialty House- 3 Inch Sin, CRAFT Bakery & Café is instead a full-fledged eatery, offering an extensive menu of refreshing Salads ($11-$14), Mains such as Bacon Mac N' Cheese and Prawn Aglio Olio ($12.50-$18), Grid Pizzas smothered in homemade tomato sauce ($9.90-$12.90), exotic Desserts like Orange

I was brought to this place at Holland Village that opened not long ago. This place is opened by the owners of 3 Inch Sin, famed for their molten lava cake (and of course, they do sell it here!). And since its on a weekday, they have a 1-to-1 opening promotion for their sandwiches.The milk in the Flat White was thick enough.The Long Black was strong enough too.The Spam Frites is great to snack on. Savoury and slightly crisp, while not being too salty at the same time.The Turkey Breast Sandwich h

Opened a week ago before our visit, Craft Bakery and Cafe is the latest cafe to open up in the Holland Village area, with La Nonna being its neighbour. Craft Bakery and Cafe is opened by the same people behind 3 Inch Sin which is now only available at Millennia Walk. The new cafe seem reminiscent of the 3 Inch Sin outlet located at Cluny Court. Carrying the well-famed Molten Lava Cake and other signature sweets from 3 Inch Sin, this is likely one location that would be attracting the old regular