d'Good Cafe (Closed)

Located conveniently at Holland Village, this cafe has added a touch of coziness to the already laidback town.English Breakfast ($16.50)There isn’t much choice for brunch if you’re looking at having some eggs and we decided to settle for this and classic eggs ben. This came with the scrambled eggs tasting well-balanced and not too creamy, and the brioche slightly toasted. Mushrooms were flavourful enough.Eggs Benedict ($13.50)This managed to serve up perfectly poached eggs, with every ounce of t

My friends introduced me a cafe near the city, my boyfriend, a couple of friends and I decided to try it out. To my disappointment, it was a not very nice experience. I will not introduce anyone to visit this cafe. Bad service and cold food. When we arrived Holland Village, the cafe is pretty near the carpark, about 3 minutes walk. you'll definitely spot the backdoor of d'Good Cafe. It's a 3 storey tall building, with very nice and vintage decorations. This depicts the back door stairway to the

We decided to visit d’Good Café after our brunch at Hatched. It is a few shops away from Hatched. It is well-known as one of the cafehopping list and has established its name in the social media. It is housed at the second and third floor of the shophouses in Holland Village. There is elevator provided if you do not want to climb the stairs. The café is beautifully decorated with small little details. The self-ordering area is quite limited space. Thus, it will be best for one to do the ordering

d'Good Cafe has been hailed as one of the better cafes in this era of cafehopping, it almost earns itself celebrity status in the industry. Housed at the second and third floor of the shophouses in Holland Village, this cafe's menu spans across house brews to pasta to desserts.Alfresco seating is romantically decorated against a backdrop of high-rise apartment buildings. Those fairy lights do magic. Unfortunately diners on the third floor have to repeatedly head to the order counter at second fl

Egg Benedict $13.50 The portion was very small and the salad tasted bitter. I'll not get this again and I don't think it is worth the price as there was nothing special about the taste, just average. Hazelnut Latte was good thankfully since the main was a disappointment. The taste of the coffee was rather strong and so was the hazelnut taste. The latte art was nice too. Besides hazelnut, there're other flavours to choose from. 

Its cheesy name raises eyebrows and gathers slaps of mockery but I had heard many good (pun intended) things about D’Good Café and finally got the chance to check it out over brunch on a Saturday.Don’t be fooled by what seems to be limited seating. There’s a reason why the tables aren’t all full at 11 on a Saturday — there are two storeys to this joint. D’good Cafe occupies level 2 and 3 of the shophouse that plies the same stretch as Starbucks and Hatched. For those unable to climb the stairs,

Hi! This is a definitely a good place to chill in west area, Holland Village. This is how the 2-storeys cafe looks like, and also a good place to read a book or study. Be there earlier if you want to get a good place to chill or study. This swing is nice right! Liker romantic. HAHAHow the reception place looks like. Take note of the operation hoursThey have alfresco seatings too. Pretty ~Here's the most recommended dish i would recommend! *thumbs up*

Went there on a Tuesday night. The crowd was just fine. ;)Cafe Mocha (L) // $6.80When this came, i was like OMG SO CUTE! I've been wanting to visit cafe that does cafe art. This is my first time having a cup of Cafe art Coffee. Too cute to drink *.* This was great, with the right amount of chocolate taste in the coffee. But would prefer it to be slightly hotter. It was just warm... But overall, 8/10!Waffle w Icecream // $7The waffle was so fluffy, with a golden brown shade! But i felt that the i

Wanting to have an afternoon tea in Holland Village, I stumbled across this neat place. The stairs are a little long, but the atmosphere is nice and relaxing. Like a high class Starbucks. The potato salad is a little raw, but the drinks are great. Lava cake a little too dry, but the signature hot chocolate is super cute. The lavender earl grey tea latte has nice lavender without flowers getting in the way like they would at bubble-tea shops. 

Come out from Holland village mrt and walking past a few shop and you will find D Good café.  I had the English breakfast and the amount of food was quite generous, however the taste was very normal to me and you can top a few dollars more for a cup of latte. But the ambience of the café was sweet and warm, thus these really attract me to the café, it’s definitely a good place to have a cup of latte and catch up with your friends.

I heard about d'Good Cafe on Facebook and learnt that they had $6.50 sets of a cake and drink on weekdays from 2-6pm, so I decided to bring a friend along to Holland after a tiring day at school for tea. The cafe is within walking distance from Holland MRT. It was a little confusing at first as we saw a clinic on the first floor where d'Good Cafe was supposed to be. We did find our way up to the second floor using the stairs and ordered our sets. I decided to go with the Earl Grey Tea Mousse Cak

This has got to be one of my favourite cafes by far. Absolutely in love with the interior decor, the whimsical swings and super romantic alfresco rooftop area. Service was good too! The barista gave me an adorable bear latte art upon request The Eggs Benedict was up to standards with an awesome tangy hollandaise sauce and perfect runny poached eggs. However, the brownie cheesecake was a little disappointing. The brownie layer tasted more like chocolate sponge cake. The midday tea set was worth i

The name did raise brows everytime I mentioned it, but this hidden find had my heart on my first visit. Located on the 2nd and 3rd level, it is easy to miss the narrow stairwell that leads to this cafe. One foot in, and you step into an extremely cozy cafe to while your afternoon away.The 2nd level is nicknamed “The Lawn”, where we can find white swinging chairs with colourful pillows, lawn grass under our feet and a view overlooking the busy streets of Holland Village.That might just be my favo

Easy to spot location along the main road of Holland Village, you can find the cafe 5 mins from the Holland Village mrt station. D'Good cafe has a good number of seats but you have to be there early for swing seats and the sofa seats because it was super crowded even on a monday afternoon. MUST TRY: EGGS BENEDICT @ only $13.50 a set

The cafe has opened since 15/10/12. It was then their first anniversary. Having been hanging out around Holland V often, I have no idea how I would have missed out this really good d'Good Cafe indeed.The cafe is actually on the second and third-storey near Starbucks. But you can't really miss it as the cafe signage board is easily noticeable. And for those too lazy to take the stairs, there is a in-built lift! I think it is quite cool haha For food, I strongly recommend their pasta especially my