Flock Café

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Full Flock Cafe review here: http://ivanteh-runningman.blogspot.sg/2015/05/flock-cafe.htmlFlock Cafe began life as a small family-run indie cafe in 2012, but has sustained itself quite well, still pulling in the crowds even after 3 years. Known for their all-day breakfast dishes, tasty cakes, and excellent coffee from Liberty, Flock Cafe may not have the best food or service, but it's refreshingly unpretentious and rustic.Ambience at Flock Cafe is modern industrial, with clean, white walls and s

Good reviews and being in the area brought my family here for lunch.We ordered:1) Breakfast Set with Sausage - scrambled eggs are nicely done and their bread is fragrant and tasty! Sausage is nice but nothing to rave about.2) Pulled pork Sandwich - hubby liked it enough because of the bread though he found the sauce a tad too sweet3) Mushroom Sandwich - I enjoyed mine very much! Thick slices of portobello mushrooms between fragrant bread slices.4) Quiche Lorraine - daughter liked it though I tho

Yet another hidden gem in the tiong bahru district. Its a pretty nice quiet cafe. Along the stretch houses several other cafes too. The cafe has simple modern decorations. White clean walls with wooden furniture and polaroids of customers and staffs hung on a string. There’s magazines for reading over a cup of cuppa and doodling papers for the kids.They serve all day breakfast, sandwiches and cakes! Ordered their Scrambled Eggs & Croissant with Smoked Salmon ($14.90) Their croissant is flaky and

Lunching at Flock Cafe with friends on a weekday afternoon is a quiet and calm affair, as compared to the non-stop crowds on weekends, this was quite a great chance for us to relish in the quiet moment, and chill and slowly enjoying a peaceful lunch. There were only about two other tables in the cafe other than us.It was our first time at Flock, and we really wanted to try everything so we ordered 4 dishes to share. We ordered the Creamy Bacon and Poached Egg pasta ($14.90) and we were blown awa

Quietly located at 1 corner of Tiong Bahru estate, this cafe is not difficult to find. the deco of the cafe takes on a simple, minimalist design that makes you feel relax while having your meals. the variety of food unfortunately is not as much as i expect it to be. The food variety is mainly pasta, sandwiches and all day breakfastPancakes and mixed berries @ $12.90 ~ I feel the texture of the pancake is alittle dry. The mixed berries is too sour for me.smoked salmon, romaine & tomatoes ~ $12.90

Pardon me for being ignorant but since 40 hands came into Tiong Bahru and the recent revival of the area with all these indie cafes, I haven been here. So here. SO here I am after about 2 years(!) and after a recommendation from a friend finally made our way to Flock cafe here for brunch.Vibe here is good; relaxed although its quite crowded. Food is priced affordable and good quality. Check out what we had: The omelette is creamy and very satisfying. I wasn't feeling very hungry that's why I ord

For complete review and pictures, please visit: http://theyummyyak.wordpress.com/2013/11/23/flock-cafe/Flock Café is one of the more unassuming players in the thriving Tiong Bahru cafe scene. Somehow it feels genuine and laid-back, which can hardly be said for nearby establishments like Forty Hands and Open Door Policy, both of which have amassed loyal cult followings (quite deservedly) and lost their chill factor in the process. Well I suppose crowds are a good thing for cafes to have, though i

Disclaimer My friends and I had to wait for 40 minutes for the food to be served, so we were rather unhappy with the service and the food was rather cold. I will try my best to be as unbiased as possible in this review. Flock Cafe is probably the most overhyped cafe I've ever heard about. With reviews raving about how great the food is on the internet and through my dining companions' recommendations, we decided to flock over to Flock Cafe in expectation of good food. A faraway view of the shopf

Located in the quaint Tiong Bahru estate, Flock cafe is non-pretentious, reasonably priced and cosy enough to hang out with your friends. Its actually a walkable distance from the MRT so feel free to find your way there on foot via the trusty google maps!! -The walk is well worth it.The glass casings let you see through to the tantalising array of sweets ranging from carrot cake, banoffee, tarts and quiches. They all range from $4-$6+ so the prices here are pretty reasonable for home-baked, qual

For full review and photos, please visit http://thumbsforfood.blogspot.sg/2012/12/flock-cafe-tiong-bahru.htmlFlock cafe is in the midst of Tiong Bahru. They serve up All-Day Breakfasts, salads and sandwiches. As they are still pretty new, I would recommend that you head over soon before the crowd gets there! I like the minimalist decor of the cafe although it would not fit the cosy criteria.French Toast $8.9. My first reaction to ordering French Toast was: "What?! I can do it myself!" Yes, I am

Established less than a year, Flock Cafe seems to be attracting a pleasant number of patrons They do not have a bring-about menu, as their menu is written on a blackboard attached to their wall, at the top of their cashier area. Crew is friendly to assist you, such as when you are in a dilemma in choosing a cake to eat. I has their prawns, avocado & lemon mayo. Their prawns are big and fresh, and the overall taste makes me feel refreshed for the day. We also had the scrambled eggs & toast, with